Room 2C
Rifkind, Carole. A Field Guide To American Architecture. The periods, the styles, the form and function of historical buildings from colonial times to today - with more than 450 illustrations for easy identification. New York: New American Library, 1980.
Document/booklet titled "Complete Record of the Names of Soldiers and Officers in the Military Service and of all the Seamen and Officers in the Naval Service of the United States from the Town of Warwick During the Rebellion begun in 1861: together with Authentic Facts Relating to the Military or Naval Career of Each Soldier, Seaman, and Officer....
Boston Globe insert - Washington's First Victory, the liberation of Boston. Globe Newspaper Company, March 7, 1976.
This is a ledger that documents the amounts disbursed by the Warwick Center School for the time frame from 1936-1939. Includes material costs, salaries and transportation costs.
The Holy Bible containing the Old and New Testaments, translated out of the Original Tongues and with the former translations diligently compared and revised. New York, American Bible Society, 1844.
Copy of Harvest Cantata for chorus, semi-chorus, and organ. Words selected and written by John Francis Waller, LL.D. The music composed by George Garrett, M.A., MusD. Novello's original octavo edition. New York, Novello, Ewer and Co.
Book titled "Graded Singers: Book Four for High Schools, Conventions, Choirs and All Classes and Choruses of Male and Female Voices Combined by O. Blackman and E.E. Whittemore, published by John Church & Co., Cincinnati and Geo. F. Root & Sons, Chicago
Ledger used as a scrapbook (poetry and pictures that evidently appealed to the scrapbookmaker)
One free page indicates what an interesting ledger this might have been - there are headings with name; age; sex; color; place of birth; condition (meaning male or female); occupation; read not write; deaf, dumb, blind, insane, idiotic; ratable polls; legal votes; nat'l voters
Handwritten document that lists books in the library. Also contains a letter written to librarians offering them information about civil service rules.
A book titled Graded Singers: Book Three for Grammar, Intermediate, or District Schools, Seminaries, Singing Classes, etc. by E.E. Whittemore and O. Blackman, published by John Church & Co., Cincinnati and Geo. F. Root & Sons, Chicago, 1873
