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Part of S. Worthington Methodist Church attic structure.

Part of attic and stair access to belfry, S. Worthington Methodist Church

Bussey, McLeod Company, Troy, NY, wood stove, S. Worthington Methodist Church. This is one of two similar units, this one located on the NE side of the sanctuary.

Thank you signage for steeple repair to S. Worthington Methodist church.

SW fa̤ade of S. Worthington Methodist church.

Free standing chimney, one of two on the NW side of the S. Worthington Methodist church building.

NE façade of S. Worthington Methodist church.

SE side of the S. Worthington Methodist church.

Former electrical entrance located at the NW end of the SE side of the S. Worthington Methodist church building. The electricity has been disconnected.

Brief letter from Edward N. Lewis to Harold Brown thanking for contributions and requesting reissue of deposit cheques.

Southwest facade of old Jalbert house slated for demolition. This house is located on the north side of Old Post Road about 1 KM east of the traffic lights.

Portion of 1901 USGS topographic map with NAD 27 grid overlays and current (2002) points of interest.

Feakes Map Row A No. 1

Feakes Map, Row B No. 1. Lizzie Maria; Dau of Jonathan and Eliza P. Brewster" Died Jan 2, 1872, Age 15.

Col. Milton Brewster, died Jan 17, 1859, Aged 63 years.

Helen D. Culver died October 29, 1902. Also has "Rock of Ages" trademark. Not shown on Feakes Map. This stone about 150 cm N of "gateway" shown on Feakes map."

in November 2012, the page for the Board of Directors displayed one of the Howe's Brothers prints (photographers of Ashfield) under the name HowesBrosFarm.jpg. A WHS member suggested that the photo may depict this house. There are some similarities…

Handwritten, leather bound account book of Elisha Converse, South Worthington, Mass. Has ex library markings. Various accounts of money owed to and by Converse to large number of Worthingon residents. Names include Sanderson, Higgins, Ring, Tower…

Handwritten list of some tombstones in Center Cemetery by Elizabeth Payne.

Article in the Fall, 1987 Stone Walls magazine, written by Elizabeth Payne titled 'The Worthington Rice Family'