A small black framed picture of the house of Nathaniel Stevens, in the year 1761. Note states: "House was situated on White Rd where the road turns just beyond area of former CCC camp where German doctor has now buillt a structure. Mr Stevens was a man of prominence in town."
Photograph of Judge Fayette Smith (1824 - 1903) of Cincinnati, OH and Greenfield, MA. Born in Warwick, the son of Reverend Preserved and Mrs. Smith (Tryphena Williams Goldsbury). Lived in house which is now Metcalf Memorial Chapel. Featured as "Dan" in "Jolly Good Times at Hackmatack" which was written by his wife, the late Mary P. Wells Smith of Greenfield, Massachusetts.
Photo of Mrs. Cornelia (Nellie) Francis prominent Warwick leader in church, school, and Grange
badly faded
Framed photograph of Warwick Town Hall. Built in 1895 by Frank and Edward Witherell.
A collection of slides, negatives, glass slides, pictures.
Located in a drawer in secretary.
Framed photograph of Warwick Old Home Day - Aug 1940
Crowd listening to concert
Original hangs below
Framed photograph of the crowd listening to concert - Aug 1940 Old Home Day
original hangs underneath
Framed photograph of Old Home Day - August 1940 depicting oldtimers and young people singing. The original is underneath
Photograph of the Worden family. Mrs. Baxter Worden was instrumental in the Baptist Church offering their church building to the town for a library (1917).
From June Van Alstyne (received 12/14/2011)
Doris and Cora (great grandaughters of Baxter Holbrook Worden - he was June's great great grandfather) have both identified the people in the picture as Baxter Holbrook Worden and his wife Ellen Marie (Grout) Worden. The children (as they seem to be all girls except the smallest baby) would be their first 5 children: Cora Elizabeth (b1870), Mabel Nancy (b1872), Mariah (Maria) Leonard (b1875), Hattie May (b1879) and Edward Burton (b1881). This would put the date of the picture as late 1881 as Edward Burton was born in April of that year. They also had a 6th child, Clifford Henry (b1889).
June van Alstyne has provided (via email) a copy of another photograph from the Worden family, showing from left to right Worthy George Worden, Marcus Worden and Baxter Holbrook Worden. Worthy and Baxter are half brothers. Both are Marcus' sons, but Baxter is the son of first wife Nancy Ann Ward while Worthy George is the son of second wife Phebe Lucinda Prouty.
Oval framed photograph of Amy Atherson, widow of James Kelton Sr.
