Room 2A
Photograph of Judge Fayette Smith (1824 - 1903) of Cincinnati, OH and Greenfield, MA. Born in Warwick, the son of Reverend Preserved and Mrs. Smith (Tryphena Williams Goldsbury). Lived in house which is now Metcalf Memorial Chapel. Featured as "Dan" in "Jolly Good Times at Hackmatack" which was written by his wife, the late Mary P. Wells Smith of Greenfield, Massachusetts.
Framed photograph of Warwick Town Hall. Built in 1895 by Frank and Edward Witherell.
Butter maker. When the butter comes from the churn it is in clumps, laced with milk. A small amount of butter would be handled with paddles and larger amounts were worked with this "gadget."
A financial ledger - 1797. Some pages reused with poetry and cartoons pasted in.
Possibly Putnam?
Turned ladderback chair in original paint with original black ash seat from Clarence Hastings house on Richmond road, Warwick.
Dressing table or vanity used by Tryphena Goldsbury Smith (1801 - 1835), the wife of Rev. Preserved Smith, pastor of the Unitarian Church from 1814 to 1844. Rev. Smith resided in the house which is now the Metcalf Memorial Chapel.
Bound ledger 1839-1846
Probably Putnam
Cradle made by Ezekiel Ellis about 1830 for his children. Mr. Ellis' house was later owned by Joseph Williams, Charles William, and Ludwig Nordstedt
Hand written records of dyer Melzar Williams, 1833, father of Joe and Charles Williams, grandfather of Mrs. Clifford Bacon of Orange, Massachusetts.
Booklet of the Warwick Bicentennial 1963 containing the Extension of Remarks of Hon. Silvio O. Conte of Massachusetts in the House of Representatives, pictures of Warwick's 150th anniversary, pictures of Warwick's 200th Birthday Party and Fourth of July Celebration, and schedule of evvents for the rest of the celebration.
