Collection of Warwick Minerals including tourmaline, epidote, garnet, quartz, magnetite, quartz crystals, and garnets from Mount Grace, Hastings Pond Road Pit,Gale Road, Hockanum Hill, and Quarry Road.
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.
Indian arrow heads found near Warwick
Child's leather boots
Perhaps made in the Warwick Boot Factory around 1870
Picture of Warwick Boot Factory in display case, East Wall, room 1a
Remains of school bell after the Warwick Center school burned in 1929
Bell on top of display case, East Wall
Two dumb-bells, and program for Warwick Dumb-bell Class Program and Supper
"Sprigged" dishes belonged to Miss Tamar Stearns, the daughter of Nathaniel and Elizabeth Stratton Stearns
Tamar Stearns was born in Warwick February 17, 1783, died September 12, 1861 and is buried in the Warwick Cemetery
Revolutionary War era musket carried by the grandfather of Edwin C. Chase, Esq.
Cavalry sabre carried by Capt. Ebenezer Stearns of Warwick, MA during the War of 1812
Sabre hangs on west wall, room 1a
Photograph (with key) of the Warwick Dumb-bell class
Members: G.A.Witherell, Edith Witherell, Walter Manning, William Bass, Blanch Whipple, Mattie Hastings, Herbert Collier, Lyzette Jaynes, Nellie Wilson,Lervis Allen, John Jaynes
