Copy of newspaper - The Gazette and Courier, Greenfield, MA June 15, 1885
In very bad repair
Invitation card for Mr. Aaron Bass to attend a New Year's Ball at the Sampson's Assembly Room December 24, 1811
Handwritten History of Warwick 1832-1854
Appears to be Blake's first draft of the History of Warwick
Personal ledger kept by Jonathan Blake (5.29.1780 - 4.13.1864) from 1833 to 1856. Consists of services charged to persons by Blake.
Ledger on top of display case, room 1c
Three envelopes containing assessed valuation and taxes for the years 1777 - 1780. Invoice of non-resident lands assessed. Invoice of Province & Town Tax assessed. Valuation list of polls, real, & personal property assessed for town rate.
Assessors: Amos March, Seth Peck, Josiah Pomeroy, Joseph Mayo, Thomas Rich
This broadsheet tells of Reflections on the Tornado which passed from Northfield through Warwick and Orange on the ninth of September, 1821.
This was given to F.W. Bass from G. T. Sanger
Personal account book of the Rev Samuel Reed, 2nd minister of Warwick, 1778-1812, labeled #4.
Newspaper clippings from July 7 1900 to Dec 30 1912 Vol #3 compiled by Miss Clara Jones, Librarian.
The book was first the account book of the Boot and Shoe manufacturing co. owned by her father, Nahum Jones from about 1855 to 1890.
The clippings from 1913 on were collected by Mrs Eunice Mackie, New Salem historian and given to C.A. Morse who arranged them and added them to this volume.
Poem "The Stag's Head" written by Guy Carey, Jr. The poem was written after author heard a bar room argument about the deer head, hanging behind the bar at the Warwick Inn, and the pros and cons of deer hunting.
Newspaper story of Chase Hill Farm in Warwick owned and operated by Jeannette and Mark Fellows. Organic dairy farming and cheese making
