Room 2B

One picture postcard and picture: 1.Bertha Jane Rich, daughter of Henry A. & Harriet Bowman Rich. 2. Unidentified picture of young woman.

Two Picture Postcards: 1.& 2. On occasion of Warwick's 150th anniversary of its incorporation, celebrated in 1912, and exhibit of farm, household, and attic treasures was held in the vestry of the First Congregational Church. The execution of this exhibit was chaired and overseen by D. Paul Goldsbury.

1. & 2. On occasion of Warwick's 150th anniversary of its incorporation, celebrated in 1912, an exhibit of farm, household, and attic treasures was held in the vestry of the First Congregational Church. The execution of this exhibit was chaired and overseen by Dr. Paul Goldsbury.

Two picture postcards: 1.&2. On occasion of Warwick's 150th anniversary of its incorporation, celebrated in 1912, an exhibit of farm, household, and attic treasures was held in the vestry of the First Congregational Church. The executoin of this exhibit was chaired and overseen by Dr. Paul Goldsbury.

Two picture postcards: 1. & 2. On occasion of Warwick's 150th anniversary of its incorporation, celebrated in 1912, an exhibit of farm, household, and attic treasures was held in the vestry of the First Congregational Church. The exhibition of this exhibit was chaired and overseen by Dr. Paul Goldsbury.

Two picture postcards: The 150th anniversary of the Town's incorporation was celebrated in 1912. Miss Annie B.c.Fisher directed a pageant with ten acts for this occasion. 1.Work and Play in Old Warwick. 2.Warwick welcomes the Swedish immigrants.

Two picture postcards: The s50th anniversary of the Town's incorporation was celebrated in 1912. Miss Annie B.C. Fisher directed a pageant with ten acts for this occasion. 1. Ball in Warwick. 2.The Civil War.

Two picture postcards: The 150th anniversary of the Town's incorporation was celebrated in 1912. Miss Annie B.C.Fisher directed a pageant with ten acts for this occasion. 1.Capture and Rescue of Rev. Lemuel Hedge. Rev. Hedge was a Tory and those with sentiments for the King would not be tolerated. Hedge was seized and then rescued by friends where upon he left town. 2.Perhaps act entitled "Dame School." In 1813 a Miss Patience Bancroft conducted a select school.

A picture of a drainage ditch showing logs being unearthed/ The other picture is of the Fay Tavern

Description of Frank Greene and his property as reportedd in the Enterprise & Journal-1929-1934.