Display Case (West wall)

Copies of two letters from Medad Pomeroy concerning the "controversy between Great Britain and the Colonies"
May 2, 1775 and June 13, 1775

Poem written by G. F. Morse, Orange, MA

includes autographs of many Warwick citizens

Postcard with picture of Brook Schoolhouse, Warwick, MA
Poem "Old Stone Schoolhouse" by Ralph Hoyt on back of post card

Eastman College in Poughkeepsie, NY, school of George Shattuck in 1883...this autograph book is filled with signatures and good wishes from friends , many from the Amherst area (no reference to Warwick) with dates from 1883 to 1891

Booklet - An address delivered on Old Home Day, August 15, 1907 in Warwick, Mass. by Mrs. Mary P. Wells Smith, author of "Jolly Good Times at Hackmatack"

Program for play "The Revolution Comes to Lemuel Hedge" by Charles Morse and George Foot
Play in honor of the American Revolution Bicentennial 1776-1976
July 2-3, 1976; Mt. Grace Field
Photo includes cast list of 1976 production
Play first given on August 16 and 17, 1975 with a slightly different cast
Cast of 1975 production found in program included in photo book of bicentennial play
Program located in wooden cabinet, left unit, north wall of room 1a

Blue looseleaf notebook published by Mass Historical Commission in 1988 is titled Preservation Planning Manual Local Historical Commissions: Their Role in Local Government
Ralph Witherell noted that a survey of Warwick houses was started (photos, info compiled about properties) but not finished. Some additional pages contain info about some houses. Charles Morse has info on 2 pages with references (deeds and letters)

Written by Charles Cadwell, May 23, 1972
47 pages

Located in notebook with two other booklets (Historical Data Relating to Counties, Cities and Towns in Massachusetts and Directory for Research on the Pioneer Valley)

This book gives history of towns as of 1920.
Part 2. Warwick's connection to Warwick England is noted.