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Black and white lithographed postcard showing: "Baptist Temple & Temple College, Phila. Pa" with inset photo of Russell H. Conwell (1843-1926), founder. This became Temple University. The image isn't dated but probably in the 1920s. The card is…

Black and white photographic post card of 'The Store, Worthington Center, Mass.' This is Brewster's Store on the corner of Harvey Road and Route 112. It predates installation of gas pump and utility lines seen in other photos of this establishment…

Scan only of two-image sepia real photo showing 'G.F.B.'s' home in summer and winter. It appears to be images of 'The Spruces,' the Bartlett/Magargal home on Chesterfield Road/Rte. 143. Divided back, postally used, message on front: 'Dear Miss…

Scan only of brown-toned but basically black and white photo showing 'SPrices, Worthington, Mass.' Divided back, postally unused. Published by E. J. Curtis, Pittsfield, Mass. Currently in collection of Gary Roy.

The Spruces in 1800's..Taken from scrapbook of Helen Magargal.

Black and white photograph of 'The Spruces', Magargal House, The Cheese Factory. Currently owned by Steve Magargal.

House was grey with dark green blinds. Taken from scrapbook of Helen Magargal.

Lois Ashe Brown's copy of 'The Moody Book,' she wrote: 'Purchased for $6.00 at Sena Sales Auction, August 12, 1959, Lois Ashe Brown, Windemere on Witt Road, Worthington, Massachusetts' Miss Emily Eastman, Westfield MA written on inside Aug 29, 1905,…

Dedicated to the WHS by the Mr. and Mrs. Roland Guy in 1992 in memory of the parish Family of the Parish family. The cover is brown leather with black lettering. In deteriorating condition. Original price was $3.00. Contents: South Worthington:…

Black and white photographic post card of 'The Round Barn' which was located on Old North Road, then owned by members of the Bartlett family. The barn was torn down in 1923 or perhaps 1925. Built by Noyes Bartlett. Taken from scrapbook.

Biographical sketch of the Robert (Rob) Bartlett and Sara Smith Bartlett; their children: Bobby [Robert] married to Marilyn Boucher Bartlett, children Brenda Barlett Arnold, Carol Bartlett, Jeff Bartlett, an Ellen Bartlett LaRoche; Richard Bartlett…

1) December 1962 issue of "The Progressive Club Monthly," from Windsor, MA. Typed and stapled, mouse eaten at edges. Stencil drawing of Christmas tree on cover. received by John C. Buckley of Ridge Road, Worthington - contains an article by Alice…

Scan only of a faded sepia real photo postcard titled 'The POD, Worthington, Mass. unidentified maker, Azo stampbox, postally unused, divided back. Home of Chauncey Pease, currently home of David and Helen Sharron Pollard family. Currently in…

Black and white glass slide: 'Old Parsonage' (#92). This is 188 Huntington Road. As Daniel Porter stated in his Forty Houses book: 'The W. B. S. built the house [in 1894] in an appropriately severe Queen Anne style with cross gables,
without much…

Multiple copies of a black and white lithographic photograph postcard of 'The Old Lafayette House, Worthington Corners, Mass.' This was also called Pierce or Pearce Tavern. The building, in serious disrepair, was demolished around 1903 and parts…

Sepia postcard from sample book of Herbert Berniss Thrasher (1884-1927), photographer. Titled: "The Old Indian Oven, said to be over five hundred years old. Worthington, Mass., Mass. (#30)". Thrasher was the son of George M. and Hattie Lyman…

Sepia tone photograph of 'The old Indian oven near the cross road leading from Witt Hill? to the old Thrasher place. Mr. T. C. Martin standing.'
'This belongs to Frank Hitchcock. Give back to Liz' This will orient 2006-040, now in same envelope.

Sepia postcard from sample book of Herbert Berniss Thrasher (1884-1927), photographer. Titled: ‘The Nutshell, West Chesterfield, Mass. ‘. (#90).

Thrasher was the son of George M. and Hattie Lyman Thrasher. Guy Thrasher was his brother. The…

Black and white photographic post card of 'The Middle Branch of the Westfield River, Worthington, Mass.' This is also called Smith Hollow.

Black and white photo, matte finish, postally unused, with picture of The Maples (senior housing). On back: 'Worthington, Massachusetts, photographed by David N. Fisk'