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Gazette article about the work of Lyn Horton and Barbara Shea, archivists for the Worthington Historical Society. details early work on organizing and archiving the WHS collection. Also mentioned: Ted Claydon

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 ,…

Copy of photograph from 1971, Russel H. Conwell Elementary School 2nd grade. Bottom 3rd from left Ramona Sharron (Gallagher) to the right of her Lynn Fairman in purple, front row far right Robin Sheldon (Sampson)

Ivana Shavana

L to R. bottom,…

Pease Piano Company promotional material

Black and white photos of Johnson family and unnamed hired hand with Johnson child

two page typed letter describing some aspects of Worthington'[s early history.

Color photos of migrant farm workers harvesting potatoes for Albert farm

Photograph of second grade class, Russell H. Conwell school, 1971

Laminated poster prepared for display at the Worthington 250th anniversary.

3-page letter address to Frankin Burr from Fordyce J. Benjamin (1826-1896) describing life in Napa, California, three years after his arrival in 1847. He was 24 years old at the time and had come to Calafornia [sic] in 1847 as part of an American…

Articles of Organization with the State of Massachusetts Department of Corporations and Taxation filed on June 26, 1961.

Sepia toned photo of Lyceum Hall kindergarden(?) class.

Black and white photo of Samuel Hill (1845-1930) standing in front of his house on Sam Hill Rd.

Two sepia photographs of Marjorie Bartlett, one signed "Sincerely Marjorie" Marjorie Bartlett (1912-1994) was the daughter of Guy Bartlett and Alice Bartlett. She married Horace Bell and lived most of her adult life in Maine.

Sepia cabinet photo Delia (Cordelia?) Porter (1865-1946). Daughter of Cornelia Porter and Levi Packard Porter. She lived mostly in Cummington Mass.

Daily Hampshire Gazette interview and photo September 1, 1978

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