This book gives reports of school committee meetings starting March, 1911 and ending January 1933, in Warwick.
Register of Books taken out by residents in 1891 from the Warwick Library.
Only 5 pages in entire hard bound lined book containing minutes of one meeting, March 30, 1976
Volume I details money taken in by the library from 1870-1892.
Volume II details money taken in by the library from 1893 to 1919
A file drawer contains numerous books of Grange minutes, dues account books, quarterly report records from various years, including as early as 1905 through the 1950s
Atlas of Franklin County, MA, by the F.W. Beers & Co. Contains maps for the towns in Franklin County and an Archmere Drawing Tablet filled with sketches and copies of maps by Charles Morse. 'Warwick Historical Society from Mr. & Mrs. Arthur T. Iverson 198?' is written inside front cover.
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.
Morse, Charles A. and Ed Hawes: Warwick, Massachusetts and its People. Warwick Free Public Library, 1990
This bible belonged to Herbert Hellowell, an English boy who drowned in Hastings Pond on July 4, 1885, while trying to rescue a companion, Herbert Taylor. According to the boy's mother, the bible was his favorite possession, as she had given it to him before he left for America. On his headstone in Warwick's cemetery we read "He who had lost his life for my sake shall find it."
An 1864 Directory and Business Advertiser for 1864 (Worcester Almanac) includes alphabetical listing of residents
