scrapbook/album
Top Left picture: Presentation of the sign by Rodney Whipple and Charles Alden
Top Right picture: Sign naming the field
Bottom Left picture: Ann Miner, ?
Bottome Right picture: ?, George Day and Brian Gale
Top left picture: Richard Lincoln, ?, Seated second row: Rev. Jean Peterson, Senator Robert Wetmore, Gil Bliss, Director of MA Forests and Parks, Carroll Holmes, ?
Seated front row: Silvio Tencati and Charles Morse
Top right picture: Rep. Carmen Buell, Jean Peterson, Sen. Robert Wetmore and Gil Bliss
Bottom left picture: Silvio Tencati, Charles Alden, ?, Jean Peterson, ?
Bottom right picture: Lee Dresser, Charles Alden
Top left side picture: Charles Morse, Rodney Whipple, and Charles Alden
Top riight side picture: State Representative Carmen Buell, Silvio Tencati
Bottom left side picture: Carmen Buell, Ann Miner, Nancy King and Charles Alden
Bottom right side picture: Nancy King and Ann Miner
Final page of the typed speech given by Charles Morse at the dedication of Ohlson Memorial Field - 1985
First page of typed speech given by Charles Morse at the Dedication of Ohlson Field - 1985
Top Left Picture: Charles Morse, main speaker
Top Right Picture: Carroll Holmes, Regional Supervisor, DCR
Bottom Left Picture: Charles Morse and Charles Alden
Bottom Right Picture: Ann Miner and Nancy King (Daughters of Oscar Ohlson) and Charles Alden
Picture # 1 Charles Alden - Forest & Park Supervisor
Picture # 2 L to R George Day, fire chief and Charles Alden, F & P sup.
Picture #3, 4 and 5 show the presentation of the flag poles, flags and the pledge of allegiance.
Listing of the program details for the dedication
Cover of the Dedication Program
Picture #1 The Rock at the east end of the field with the dedication covered by a flag
Picture #2 The dedication flag has been removed and a dedication plaque is attached to the rock.
Two photo postcards (63 and 64)
Top shows Wendell Road at Moores Pond with Wilson road and a car on right
Note says "the auto stands on the road to Chestnut Hill- just below Charlie Wetmores"
Bottom shows Hastings Pond with a full view of Mt Grace (both 1910)
No note on reverse side.
