Room 1A

Many interesting Enterprise and Journal articles that describe activities happening in Warwick in the 1940s: houseguests, town picnics, obituaries, club meetings, and a governor going to church in Warwick.

Newspaper clippings also include an article from 1907, an article about committee being appointed to make plans for Warwick 150th anniversary, an article about Warwick reunion in 1907, an article about Warwick's 200th anniversary, and an article titled The Regicides at Hadley

Poems and Compositions collected by Rhoda Cook. 100 pages
Several poems and compositions apparently written by various persons about people or events in Warwick

The observance of the 150th anniversary of the incorporation of the town of Warwick (1762-1912) was held on Wednesday and Thursday, August fourteenth and fifteenth, 1912. This is an invitation to join in the celebration of this anniversary.

A new album with pages in archival envelopes with information about the town of Warwick, photographs and articles from newspapers, the Proprietors' Records of Gardners Canada from 1736-1771
Compiled by Lois Goldsbury Macy

This postcard gives a listing of several sermon topics when C. E. Comlin was minister of the First Congregational Society

7 pictures that depict Warwick people and houses with 1912 dates on the pictures of the buildings: pictures of the Cook House, Unitarian Meeting House and the stage which traversed from Warwick to Orange.

A new collection of Goldsbury information compiled in archival envelopes by Lois Goldsbury Macy.
Includes writings from Dr. Paul Goldsbury, Rev. John Goldsbury, many genealogical charts, etc.

A four page hand-written letter that describes the Cook house and how it came to be located at its present location. Many other prominent citizens are mentioned. A thank you note to Charles Morse from Dorothy Powell is included with the letter.

Old Home Day Addresses compiled by Rhoda Cook, including reminiscences of many Warwick persons; local poems, the story of the naming of Mount Grace; story of Mrs. Rowlandson's captivity in 1675. Story of the Cook Farm.
Leather bound 75 pages

A seven page pamphlet that gives the biography of D.L. Moody, famous Northfield MA evangelist and founder of the Northfield Mt. Hermon School.