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Black and white photograph, probably by A. Q. Smith showing finished exterior (front view) of the Smith family home. Summer scene. Has a sign in shape of locomotive with reflectors and 'A. Q. Smith, Whistle Stop' painted on it. The house, on Harvey…

Black and white photograph probably by A. Q. Smith) showing the exterior (front) of the Smith family home. Winter scene. The house, on Harvey Road, was located near the intersection of Huntington Road in Worthington Center. Taken mid 1960's.

Black and white photograph probably by A. Q. Smith) of exterior front of the Smith family homervey Road. Winter scene showing two snow-covered shrubs. The house, on Harvey Road, was located near the intersection of Huntington Road in Worthington…

There are photocopies of various genealogical items including 3 wheels, several Tower trees, a family record and a coat of arms all borrowed from Lorraine Kerley. Also Walter H. Tower Dec. 29, 1982

Two black and white photographic post card of 'The Corners Grocery.' One card is taken in the winter the other in the summer. Both are an Etch Tone card with the inscription: 'Home of Packard's Cheese, Worthington, Mass 01098.' The sign over the door…

Two black and white photographic post card of 'The Corners Grocery.' One card is taken in the winter the other in the summer. Both are an Etch Tone card with the inscription: 'Home of Packard's Cheese, Worthington, Mass 01098.' The sign over the…

A biographical article about Mabel Weber (1902-1985) and her workshop on Buffington Hill Road where she made and restrored stuffed animals. Also mentioned is her daughter, Florence Chamberlin (1927-2021)

Partial article from Daily Hampshire Gazette 'Toasting 30 Years of Sevenars' - written by Anna-Maria Goossens.

Mentioned are Franklin Henry Burr, Helen Marr Gilmore Burr, Franklin Gilmore Burr, Mary Persis Burr Hitchbock, Andrus (Andy) Burr, Martha Burr Stoker, Harriet Andrus Burr. Photo of seventh and eighth grade at Conwell School, 1957: Andy Burr, Dan…

Glass and framed certificate from 'Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry, The Supreme Council of Sovereign Grand Inspectors-General" to Henry H. Snyder. Please see Box 44a, 44-92. He was enrolled in this Freemason Society on December 6, 1956.…

Letter from American Employees Insurance Co.; lists of postmasters of Worthington P.O. from 1796-1987; attachment of hand-written paper describing W.P.O. origin giving mail stage routes from 1793-94 (route through Roberts Meadow, Chesterfield and…

Digital copy of glossy color photo of fire at the Albert Farm warehouses on Huntington Road taken from across the street at the home of Harley and Althea Mason. This image shows the fire reflected in the Masons' living room window.
Also newspaper…

1840 federal census for Worthington, 14pp. enumerated by Alpheus Langley. Total population 1,197. Two-page format, first page is household info, second page includes info about slaves and free blacks, school populations, employment by category…

"Worthington Splits on Multi-Unit Dwelling Permit" article about plans for a four-unit condominium on Huntington Road property of Joan and Winston Donovan. One issue was the need for a frontage variage. MAlso mentioned are: John Modestow, Ronald…

Report of objection on legal grounds to religious services being held at Town Hall written by Lois Ashe Brown.

Newspaper article pertaining to the sale of the Morgan Hall Homestead for $12.5m which had been moved from Worthington to Martha's Vinyard

Advertisement of 100 reward following theft of mail that contained money. Article mentions "negro" detected robbing the mail in Worthington.

Hand-drawn survey map of road network from 19th century. Depicts part of southern Worthington and neighboring Chester. Scan of a map from the Town Hall Vault.

Deed - From Elijah Drury to Abel Drury, July 25, 1854, Lot # ?, south east corner of Samuel Fuller farm, bordered by land of Maurice Parsons and Jos. Burr and William Coit, Hampshire Record Book #156, page 72 numbers marked on photocopies not on…

Transcript of journal of Aaron Stevens dated 1921 by F. B. S. (Flora Beth Stevens). Meeting house raised 1825. J. Watt died (notice lack of "s" on Watt). Diary is from 1817 - 1856.