The original and three 10 page mimeographed copies of "Recreation Through The Senses", by Paul W. Goldsbury. An article from the Atlantic Monthly, March 1911.
Goldsbury Collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
Three copies (one damaged) of program for Moody Intercollegiate Quartette and Roy Goldsbury impersonator and first bass
P. W. Goldsbury, second bass
The Redpath Lyceum Bureau Concert Season 1895-96
Goldsbury Collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
By-laws of the First Parish and Religious Society of Warwick, Mass., Unitarian. March 11, 1935
Goldsbury Collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
Typewritten copy of "A Boy's Life in Early Warwick, MA"
Notebook includes a picture of the Goldsbury Homestead
Goldsbury Collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
Account Book of James Goldsbury, 1875-1900. Labeled No.12
Goldsbury Collection located left unit, wooden cabinet, room 1a
Seven sheets of handwritten notes by Rhoda Cook. Most pertain to land measurements and disputes. A few written to her brother, Henry, one to Mr. Stevens, from early 1900s
Envelope dated Nov 3, 1926 used as scrap paper with miscellaneous notes: assignment of lots when town was founded, Cook land dispute, early sawmill location
Postscript to letter mailed Dec. 11, 1910 concerning School Board issues
A 4 page letter written by Edward Cook to his brother, dated Feb 1858. Tells of his travels, sailing from New Bedford, rough storms by Cuba into Gulf of Mexico, adventures with James Webster encountering wild animals, settling into New Orleans, seeing slave auction, feeling the slaves are not as badly treated as has been reported. Some not easily read, transcribed parts are included with original letter. Not mentioned are his further travels, apparently up the Mississippi River to Bethalto, Illinois, close to St. Louis, Missouri. He writes letter from Bethalto.
A xerox copy of "The Warwick High School" a poem given by Miss Katherine Bass, Jan 11, 1886. People mentioned in the poem are: Dr. Jenkins (teacher), Frederic Barber (boards at hotel), Frank Elmore, Jennie & Nellie, Annie Coughlin, Arthur Brown, Exilda Shorgue, Phebe Moore, Fred, Charlie, Melzer, Lizzie, Annie Printice, Wesley Johnson, Julia & Abby, Templeton, Detroit, Fanny, Minnie, Sarah, Josie, Daisy, Chatfield & Dudley, Arthur Barber, Cora Worden, Arthur Simpson, Georgie Manning, Arthur & Mabel, Frederic Delvey, George & Vina Rogers, Bertie Richards, Georgie Shepherdson, Edith Atwood & Georgia Bass, Carrie Bert, Oscar Elmore, Willie Eddy. Poem states that the school started in December for a ten week term.
Poem is in notebook labeled "The Warwick High School Poem"
