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This is a black and white photograph of Nathan Leonard's cellar hole on Prentice Road at the corner of Kinne Brook. This photo shows chimney ruins at the site of the house. Early settler in Worthington. Writing is possibly Arthur Capen's.

Nathan Leonard Cellar Hole - This black and white photograph was taken of the corner of Kinne Brook and Prentice Roads and shows wooden street sign before metal ones were introduced. in 1990s. Florence Glidden, from Denworth Farm, created wooden…

Stamp which includes picture of church for National Air Mail Week Copy to Rev.Douglas Small

NE façade of S. Worthington Methodist church.

Nehemiah Tinker House (Preston Geer and Darryl Shedd). Many of these dryplate glass negatives are in The South Worthington Parish Book by Reverend George Reed Moody. Please see this book for further information. They were originally entered into the…

Postcard of a drawing by Walter T. Owen, architect in New York City. (see Box 24f) The architecture of the 'New Congregational Church' was influenced by the Rices due to their predilection for English Architecture of the time, possibly done in 1921,…

Two issues of the 'New England Farmer', December 11 and 25, 1875. Papers were sent to P. Sampson and Son.

Glossy brochure with pictures and information. Held at Town Hall, May 17, 1956, was an opportunity for the telephone user to question or comment on quality of service. Pictures include Elizabeth Torrey, Emerson Davis, Lucie Mollison. Marie Stone…

Account in the Springfield Republican 1932-03-08 of the 50th wedding anniversary of Albert W. and Ida Trow. Article contains a lot of information about Albert Trow's early jobs in Worthington and he and his wife's ownership of the Worthington Inn.…

Photocopy of article from the Country Journal, May 21, 1980 titled: "Two generations make a living off the land." Discusses Gou Thrasher's businesses in South Worthington and the partnership between Guy Thrasher (1900-1985) and Carol Myrick (b.…

This is a newsclipping from the Hilltown News (precursor to the Country Journal?), 1964, stating: "Worthington has first women serving on Town Finance Board - Mrs. Raymond H. Sears and Mrs. Richard B. Smith, newly appointed members of the Finance…

The clipping, June 23, 2005, mentions the popular talk given by George Ashley who is a professor at Holyoke Community College and an expert on the native Americans in Massachusetts. He will return for our annual meeting in 2006 and speak about…

Newspaper article about wool sales in Worthington and surrounding towns.

"News of Worthington Massachusetts January 1958 through December 1958"
Also "Scrap Book"
Item is a blue-green book with vinyl clad covers (currently stored in open box under computer table on west wall)
(Lois Ashe Brown)

"News of Worthington Massachusetts Book I January 1959 through June 1959.
Also "Scrap Book"
Item is a white book with vinyl clad covers (currently stored in open box under computer table on west wall)
(Lois Ashe Brown)

"News of Worthington Massachusetts Book I January 1960 through June 1960".
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Item is a dark blue book with vinyl clad covers (currently stored in open box under computer table on west wall)
(Lois Ashe Brown)

"News of Worthington Massachusetts Book I January 1961 through June 1961"
Also "Scrap Book"
Item is an ivory book with vinyl clad covers (currently stored in open box under computer table on west wall)
(Lois Ashe Brown)

"News of Worthington Massachusetts Book I January 1961 through June 1961"
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"Chesterfield's 200th"
Item is adark blue book with vinyl clad covers (currently stored in open box under computer table on west wall)
(Lois Ashe Brown)

"News of Worthington Massachusetts January 1965 thru December 1965"
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Item is a burgandy (red) book with vinyl clad covers (Lois Ashe Brown)
(Box is currently on the floor under the computer table on the west wall, next to Box 64)

"News of Worthington Massachusetts January 1,1966 thro' June 30, 1966"
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Item is a brown book with vinyl clad covers (Lois Ashe Brown)
(Box is currently on the floor under the computer table on the west wall, next to Box 64)