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14 photos of Worthington Historical Society building under construction.

Color photograph showing ted Claydon, Arlene Packard and Ernie Nugent in front of earth moving equipment.

Color photograph showing ground breaking ceremony. Arlene Packard with shoval, Also Steve Kulick, Pete Packard, Ted Claydon.

Color photograph showing from left: Helen Magargal, Gladys Osgood, Pete Packard, Ray Osgood, Arlene Packard, Scott Heyl and State Representative Steve Kulick at ground breaking ceremony.

Newspaper article describing ground breaking for WHS. Photographs Helen Magargal, Ted Claydon, Pete Packard, Gladys Osgood, Ray Osgood, Arlene Packard, Scott Heyl, Steve Kulick

Color photograph showing the raising of the roof rafters. Jim Dodge in front.

Color photograph showing John 'Jack' Walton, roofer, of Huntington

Color photograph showing David Valeta and Kent Hicks

Color photograph showing Ted Claydon, WHS President, at the construction site.

Color photograph showing framing of first floor

Color photograph showing framing of kitchen area.

Color photograph showing Jim Dodge at the construction site.

Color photograph showing Brandon Lagoy, age 6 at the construction site.

Color photograph showing Scott Heyl and Burt Nugent at the construction site.

Color photograph showing the foundation for the cellar of the WHS building

Black and white photograph on gray cardboard. On back 'Worthington, Fall, White phlox door. The Farm H. L. P. R. The steps to the living room - from the East' 168 Old North Rd.

Article from Sanctuary magazine, November/December 1996 written by Thomas Conuel titled "What's Worthwhile in Worthington." Sub title: "Worthington spreads its population of 1,280 citizens over 33.5 square miles. Elbowroom, as they say out west, does…

Letter written to "Dear Teacher" by George Cross of West Worthington , about what he did during the summer (hay and fish). He was around 13 years old when he wrote this. There is also a transcription

Sepia real photo postcard titled 'Westfield River Near Worthington, Mass.' made by Thrasher Post Card Co., Mt. Clemens Mich. and Worthington, Mass. Postally unused. Shows Westfield River with rocks. Summer. From a postcard album (since deteriorated)…

Vol. 2, number 8 - Copy of "Western New England", September 1912 a periodical published by the Springfield Board of Trade covering a monthly topic of interest in Western Massachusetts. This issue pertains to Turners Falls.
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