Wooden Cabinet
Biography of the Ancestors John Mixer and Benajah Dudley and of their children who made possible the founding of the Mixer and Dudley Family Association written by John Pearl Spears, 1937
"Revolution Comes to Reverend Lemuel Hedge" original script of play with research material by Charles A. Morse. Revised script by Morse and George Foot
Script is located in top drawer, left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
A small notebook with only a few pages of notes: Officers, members and finances
Notebook located in left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
Small notebook titled "Secretary's Report of the Warwick Boys Club for the year of 1950"
There were approx. 25 members who met each Friday. Constitution and By-laws, Sponsors and members listed. Also a Warwick Boys Club Song.
A list of Warwick boys (grades 7-12) for 1967-8 is also included
Notebook located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
A green book titled
Little Known History of the Homes and Estates of our American Ancestors in New England by John Pearl Spears- 1940
Not Warwick families
Large hard cover book contains lists of visitors to Mt. Grace in 1926
Pages 1-54 are filled, but pages 55-288 are empty.
Book located on top shelf, left unit
A hardcover book titled "Information concerning the Fire Observation Tower, 1911-1920s"
Book is on the top shelf, left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
Small notebook listing visitors to Mt. Grace from 1922-Aug. 31, 1925
Fred Lincoln, Observer
Notebook on top shelf, left unit
A small notebook listing visitors to Mt. Grace in the years 1925-1926
Fred Lincoln, Observer
Notebook located on top shelf, left unit
Done by the 5th and 6th graders of Warwick Center School- April 1989, funded by Mass. Arts Lottery Council. Students interviewed grandparents and neighbors to find out about life in the 1930s in and around Warwick.
Jeannette Fellows worked with the students on this local history/folklore project.
There are 3 copies.
