Basement
A sign on this log reads: "While digging a drainage ditch, John Goldsbury unearthed some of the log piping which his grandfather, Barnard Fisher, had made to carry water from a spring across the street from the upper part of the cemetery, down the hill and across [what is now] Rt 78 to the Fay Tavern or "Beehive" which Barnard owned. One of these logs is in the basement of the Historical Society building."
Mystery machine - possibly a book press, possibly a modern replica of an older machine
Original gravestone of Rev. Lemuel Hedge, possibly damaged by vandals upset at his support of the king during the Revolutionary War.
Cross section of old growth white pine cut in 1950 by Fred Lincoln of Warwick
Ca. 160 years old when felled
machine for planting corn
Carriage jack used for lifting carriages for repairs
Replaced Warwick's earliest hearse in 1812 and served the town until the glass-sided hearse was purchased in 1904 or 1905
large machine for separating beans from chaff
horse-drawn, with black curtains, silver trim
includes coffin loader, etc.
replaced this hearse
