A black binder holds many photos of the dedication of Oscar N. Ohlson Park in 1985. The speech given by Charles Morse is included. Many photos of townspeople attending the event.
(rebound and arranged by F. Fellows, July 2011)
Harrison Allen, a Warwick resident and Civil War veteran carried this 38 star U.S. flag for many years in the Memorial observances. The flag is also in room 1A.
This picture is framed and hangs on the north wall of room 1a.
Flag with 38 stars carried in Warwick Memorial Services from 1870-1935.
For many years it was carried by Harrison Allen who was a Civil War veteran.
He was also a member of the White House Guard when Lincoln was assassinated.
Flag over door, north wall, room 1a
Here it's being carried in the 2008 Old Home Days Parade
Northern view of Hedge-Reed House -called the Old Parsonage
Drawn by Mary A. Reed - Entitled Home Sweet Home
Owners: Rev. Lemuel Hedge; Rev. Samuel Reed; Joseph Green; Francis; Greenwald
Drawing hangs on west wall, room 1a
Built Between 1760 and 1777
Athol Road
Built between 1760 and 1777 Location Athol Road
Two photos of the Hedge-Reed house hang on west wall, room 1a
Musket carried by Peter Proctor during the French and Indian War in 1755 and by others during the Revolution. His initials can be seen in the closeup of the stock.
Musket hangs on south wall, room 1a
Five binders containing the Warwick Community Newsletters from 1992-2003, 2009-2010
In bookcase on south wall
Black and white photo of center of town
Store, Town Common, Inn, Town Hall, present Historical Society, Cook House, etc.
Photo located on south wall above display case, room 1a
Wooden structure 18 inch square with a superstructure bearing the saw blade 24 inches high powered by a water wheel 14 inches diameter. Scale unknown.
Located South Wall, Room 1a
