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Prepared for the 250th anniversary celebration: a brief description of the family of John Fosnot and Nancy Brenner, living on Indian Oven Road. Also mentioned: Damien and Julie Fosnot and their children, Josie and Maia; and Joshua, Caroline, Cole,…

Prepared for the 250th anniversary, a short description of the family of Horace (Bevo) Bartlett and Priscilla (Pip) Bartlett: Mentioned are Jean Bartlett Graves, Anne Bartlett Pease, Gary Pease, Alice (Zippy) Bartlett Fritz, Wally Fritz; Jane…

Home originally built by one of the Brewsters. Bessie Ames (1856-1951), a nurse who work with sex workers in Springfield, took in borders. Was Lyn Horton residence as of 1986, sold in 2022. On back: "Worthington - Mass. Miss Ames House. 1986 - John…

Card donated by Mrs. Minerva Zarr noted as donor on back of sepia photo postcard. Miss Ames took in borders after hotel burned in 1931. Currently Lyn Horton residence as of 1986. Written on back: Worthington - Mass. Miss Ames House. 1986 - John…

Black and white photograph taken in early spring of the Bates/Cottrell House ('The Heritage') on Buffington Hill Road, showing front and side view and stone wall.

Bates House, 'Heritage' - Black and white photo showing front of house with man in doorway. Vines on porch. Was Harry Bates's house, currently lived in by Jeffrey and Delores Racz (11/2019).

Harry L. Bates's House (Heritage) located at 11 Buffington Hill Road. Owned by Jeffrey and Delores Racz (2019)

The Hampshire History: Celebrating 300 Years of Hampshire County Massachusetts, compiled by L. E. Wikander, H. Terry, and Mark Kiley, hampshire County Commissioners, 1964. 364 pp. with index. Article about Worthington by Lois Ashe Brown and Carl…

'The great changes 1840-1972'; Dedication of the Gateway Regional Middle School/High School Complex; Sunday November 12, 1972 at 1:30 PM.

Memoir by Rose Sherman (1937-2024) recounting history at Granger farm in west worthington

On page 8 of booklet called "The First White House of the Confederacy, at Montgomery Alabama" there is a phoptograph and description of "The four-post bed made in New York 1790-1795. During General Lafayette's triumphal tour of America in 1825 when…

Two black and white photographic post cards of 'The First Parsonage.' The first parsonage was the home of the first minister, Reverend Jonathan Huntington, 1771-1781. Above stood the first meeting house, 1764-1792. Jerrilee (Bunce) Cain restored this…

The first Bartletts lived here.'.Copied from scrapbook of Helen Magargal

'The Farm'. Uncle Sam, W. G. R. Jr., and 'Bale'.' Shown is William G. Rice Jr. (Uncle Sam) is shoveling snow from the SE side of 'The Farm.' Includs Bale (the dog). Appears to be the same dog depicted in several photographs sleeping in front of a…

Black and white photograph of 'North Road, in front of 'The Farm'' 'All picutres were taken before 1916 - when we ceased to use the the Farm as our summer home.' (In Mrs. Rice's handwriting.) Photo shows three men with two oxen moving a boulder from…

Black and white photograph. 'The north barn'. 'The Farm'. This is a copy of the mounted photograph numbered ph99q.

Black and white photograph. Not seemingly part of Snow-Bound. 'The Farm: House in the mowin' Fireplace. Guest House Fireplace' . On Old North Road. Mounted on board

Black and white photograph of 'The Farm.' 'North Bar Way Gate. View toward Plainfield and Goshen. This is similar view to that from Orchard House.' there is a silhouette of a person at the Bar way Gate with a large tree (species?) and a stone wall…

Black and white to sepia photograph on Old North Road. with view of 'The Farm.' View of southeast portion of house and of road leading to Dr. Stevenson

Black and white with greys brought out in developing process. Shown is view from Old North Road to the east from the house in winter. In winter showing wide outlook toward Northampton as written by H.L.P.R., Mrs. Rice. Worthington 1902. Eastern View…