stereoscopic viewer
Wood and metal viewer used for viewing stereoscopic postcards. Missing one pane of glass in the lens.
Tool/Implement
Wood and metal viewer used for viewing stereoscopic postcards. Missing one pane of glass in the lens.
A pair of hames, used with a horse collar. For more information, go here.
Draw shave used for shaping wood. Labeled: J.E. Minott & Co. Warwick, MA., Hedge, tool, and iron forger, formerly Asa Wheeler hedge tool business located in the north part of Warwick., which Minott purchased in 1849 from Wheeler.
See this link for more information about J. E. Minott & Co.
Made in Orange MA in the early 1900s
For more information on the New Home Sewing Machine Company of Orange, MA, click here.
Advertisement in 1921
Clock made in 1838 used in the home of Charles F. Hastings on Richmond Road in the 1880's
Tote Board found at Town Poor Farm, Winchester Road, in 1985
Label on plate reads: This plate presented to Alice (Wilber ) Petersen by Mrs. Brennan, a minister's wife (Warwick). Mrs Brennan, riding with Miss Mary Tyler, was killed in an accident of a runaway horse, was thrown from the carriage.
See page 174 of Charles Morse's History of Warwick.