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Record of Treasurer's Report of the W. B. S. 1935 to 1950

Scan of photograph obverse and reverse showing a log and wood plank bridge crossing a river. The abutments are built from field-stone.

Small wooden stamp with cloth wrapped base. Use unspecified. Could have been used as a tool to smear wax before stamping. There is residual wax on bottom of cloth covered stamp.

Copy of drawing of Woodbridge House

Wooden nickel commemorating bicentennial celebration, 1768-1968. Formerly Bartlett Box

Letter - from Woodrow Wilson to Mrs. Harriet L. P. Rice Letter to Mrs. Harriet L. P. Rice, Albany, New York signed from Woodrow Wilson on stationery with his name and address as Sea Girt, N. J. as follows: "My dear Mrs. Rice, I beg that you will…

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

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.

Black and white photo postcard showing the Worthington Health Center with cars parked in front. On back: 'Worthington, Massachusetts' on top and 'Photograph by David N. Fisk' on bottom. Postally unused. Currently in collection of Elodi McBride

Country Journal and Hampshire Gazette article with details about the Worthington 250th anniversary celebration. Mentioned are Steve Kulik, Jim Kaminski, Pete McLean, Mike Ingram, Evan Johnson, the Bowles family, Gina Hackling, Jim Dodge, Wes Kellog.…

Two issues of Hampshire Gazette May 18, 1874, May 26, 1874.
Containing articles about Worthington and Williamsburg flood.
The envelope these were kept in measures 7-3/8" x 10 1/2

Newspaper account of town resident Laurie Trudell demonstrating making sweet rolls for the Worthington Parent-Teacher Organization bazaar.

Color snapshot taken in front of Frew house in Stevenville. Frew was the coach.

The following is from Willard Brown: "front row.....Brian Richardson, Tom Payson, possibly me , making stupid face,.....Mike Ryder........2nd, Tom Wood , Brian Frew ,…

Black and white photo of Esther Kerley, Ida Joslyn, Evelyn Powell in costume for the WBS Fair of 1972 standing in front of south facade of the Joslyn home.

These two bumper stickers were made in commemoration of the Worthington Bicentennial.

Newspaper articles about the Worthington Bicentennial 1968

Colored photos of Bicentennial. The Ball at the Town Hall. Scanned as black and white.

Colored photos of Bicentennial. Team of oxen pulling a covered wagon (see 2004-418) from a different angle. Scanned as black and white.

Colored photos of Bicentennial. Old fashioned car on the way to the parade, going by Echo Valley Farm (sugar house on East side) on Route 112. Scanned as black and white

Colored photos of Bicentennial. Mom and Mr. Zip (Zip Code) in front of Town Hall. Scanned as black and white plus newspaper article from the Springfield Union by Irene Merrill Mason titled "Here Comes the Parade!"