This window regulator is made of metal and was in the old West Worthington Chapel. It is quite rusted. Wrapped in paper and placed in tin bread box (D ) on basement shelves.
Brought to WHS building by Ted and Muriel Claydon (identify) and placed in corner cupboard which is in the east Vestibule. The handle is straight but the device is badly bent.
This door latch came from the old West Worthington Chapel. It is badly rusted, quite ornate. See also T20 and T22. Wrapped in paper and placed in tin bread box (D 8) on basement shelves. Currently on display in main room in display case.
Four bottles of little consequence -- one is marked 'E. Coudray a Paris'; another has no marking except for unrecognizable stamp on bottom of bottle; one is an ink bottle; one has an eagle as a trademark (identify). None is hand blown, all have…
This English Pewter Drinking Mug belonged to Henry H. Snyder and is engraved 'HENRY.' The bottom of the mug glass and on the rim 'made in England' by 'Raymond' is inscribed. Also see U23. Identify Catherine Rude Sena.
This item was found in the desk at FSH library, date of discovery unknown. Date of item unknown. Note accompanying it says 'very old.' Case is hinged at the top, which when unhinged reveals multiple drafting tools: 1) pencil lead holder made of…
Exterior' door reputed to have been from the Lafayette Inn (former Pierce Tavern), corner of Buffington Hill and Huntington roads, since razed. Jerrilee writes: 'The door was given to me in the early 1970s by Franklin Hitchcock when he was breaking…
Silver plated caster set with detachable handle and places for 5 glass bottles(cruets). This is very ornate, especially the handle. The glass bottles are: three with silver tops (one top is detached at hinge), and two with glass stoppers. There is a…
Box 22 is located on the Basement Shelves. Old green box containing cutlery from the Starkweather Farm. Some items are bone handled, some wood handled. Two small (possibly child's) knife and fork are in corner cupboard in east Vestibule. (identify…
Wool blanket in two shades of gold, hand hemmed. Badly damaged. 7/8' squares stitched in 78' width like Witt coverlet/blanket. According to Jerrilee Cain, probably butternut dye.
Handwoven flat weave blanket. Two 36' wide panels. Stitched in the middle with whip stitch in white thread. Hand hemmed at the bottom and top. Repeated pattern is 10-1/2' x 8'. Brown, tan and and white. Wool or cotton or both. Holes show moth…
White woven woolen blanket with red, green orange and blue woven stripes. Label says Eva L. Tower. Card receivedwith blanketreads: 'Cuddy, Woven by your great grandmother, Mary Trow (Pierce) Tower).' Charles Cudworth not clear on whether this was…
Helen Magargal tells the story that Horace Bartlett learned to made baskets from a Native american, no date?, for his basket shop when it was at 'the Spruces.' This basket is wood splint with handle; it is tacked around the top edge. Currently on…