scrapbook/album
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.
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. Children of Warwick dressed as Indians.
2. Enactment of Capture and Rescue of Rev. Lemuel Hedge.
Two picture postcards: 1.Gale Pond and dam on pond. Harry Earle house and in 2013 owned by David Koester - 245 Gale Road. 2.The 150th anniversary of the Town's incorporation was celebrated in 1912. Miss Annie B.C.Fisher directed a pageant, the 1st act entitled "Warwick, Ma salutes her ancestor, Warwick, England" was enacted by Howard Stearns, Father Time; Eva Williams, Warwick, England; Elsie Williams, Warwick, Mass.
Picture of Pete (Wallace) Holbrook taken June 1942
One picture postcard and one picture: 1.School picture taken about 1910. Mrs. Robinson - teacher. Students: 1.Ray Barber, 2.Elsie Carlson, 3.Hilda Cummings, 4.Adele Carlson, 5.Mary Barber, 6.Doris Barber, 7.Louise Witherell, 8.Bernice Belsky, 9.George Shepardson, 10.Robert Shepardson, 11.Stanley Gordon Anderson, 12.Ralph Witherell, 13.Albert Ohlson, 14.Wilbur Wilsey.
2.Warwick Stage outside general store.
Picture of the Brown Home (1941) with a young Charles Brown home from the Newport, R.I. Naval Station. This house was known throughout town as the Alexander Place.
A photo of 2 young women taken in front of the Robert Lincoln barn. R-L: L Garlda Streeter and R. Jeannette Fournier. Other information about Warwick from 1920-1940-41
