scrapbook/album
Three Picture postcards: 1. Picture of Goldsbury House (44 Athol Road). Picture taken 1910. 2. Everett Hastings, Robert Lincoln, Kilroy house (21 Winchester Road). Picture taken 1910. 3. Tyler House (11 Orange Road). Picture taken 1910. Later owners Howard Anderson, Les Black.
Photo # 1 (top) Laura A Atwood
Photo #2 (bottom) Warwick Family - taken at Beech Hill
L to R Susan Sprague lived with this family while teaching summers
Linnie M. son (born Dec. 1885)
Flora (wife)(born Dec.1854)
S. Davis Conant (husband) (born 1835)
One photo and one picture: 1. Forbes, Wilbur House burned 1860. General location north of 25 Winchester Road. 2. Albee House (now Larry Kilroy home in 2013) 21 Winchester Road.
A listing of the residents who are listed in the album
Top photo postcard shows Warwick Town Hall and Inn and is a note dated Oct 17, 1906 to Mavorette from her sister Alma. "Went up to see Nellie Barber and the new baby a few evenings ago..."
Bottom postcard shows a Warwick scene and a note (1906 postmark , sister to sister).
Two photo postcards, both stamped and postmarked Aug 1906 and addressed to Mrs. Frank Williams, Northfield, Mass.
Top photo shows Warwick town hall, common and Inn and note is from "Maple Groves" Warwick, "Your loving nephew Frank Leslie Green" thanking his aunt for a gift that had just arrived.
Bottom photo a Warwick scene and a note written from "Maple Grove" from sister Alma.
Pages 44 and 45 each have two photo postcards, no writing or labels, all of furniture and items inside a historic house....
Page 42 has two photo postcards and page 43 has one. None have writing on reverse or descriptive titles and all appear to be scenes from a Historic Museum
Two photo postcards, no notes on reverse side but a sheet of paper inserted tells names of people in the Indian Scene.
The top photo shows a large group of people, mostly children, dressed as Indians, 2 older people on horseback. The following people: Frank Green, Guy Williams, Mrs. Rena Metcalf, Ethel Metcalf, Katherine T. Bass, Rebecca Tomlin, Jessie M. Rouviere (Mrs. Rowlinson)
Indian Boys: Rudolph Stange, Max Iram, Elmer Record, Ray Iram, Harry Stange, Niles Stange, Leslie Iram, Maurice Manning, Ronald Manning, Erwin Clark, Frank Iram. Costumes for Indian Boys made under direction of Mrs. Wm H. Bass (Mrs. Hattie Bass)
Bottom shows a dozen men and women dressed in colonial garb.
Two photo postcards, the top showing objects made from wood, a wagon, cobblers bench...
The bottom appears to be a Historic Museum (?) with objects tagged and a large glass display case...
No notes on back so no clues as to where these come from.
