Near where Cady Brook enters the Westfield River. Name and location source by Duane Bartlett.]]> This is a view of the main schoolroom from the (south) ante room. Color photo scanned as black and white.
]]> This shows a portion of recently installed interior drywalling and a blackboard.
]]> Orient this picture so the window appears on the right. It was taken in the (south) ante room.
]]> Orient this picture so the window appears on the right. It was taken in the (south) ante room.
]]> This picture shows the school blackboard.
]]> This picture shows the barrel vaulted ceiling.
]]> Early Schools in Worthington]]> 'Captain Elisha Brewster, died September 25, 1888 aged 78 years.'
The term 'captain' or 'general' was frequently ascribed to individuals who did not bear these titles. According to Dan Porter, these titles, when ascribed to the Brewsters or to the Rices are, indeed, authentic. Ted Porter 3/6/04.]]> 1-cent (no name) stamp]]> One-cent stamp - no name, from Worthington.]]> One-cent Franklin stamp.]]> One-cent Franklin stamp. from Worthington.]]> The number 24C6 is in bottom left corner. Rear: The Townview Card Company, Portland, Maine.' The church was painted white from approximately from 1955 to 1995. It was a reddish brown (wine color) until then (see 2006-076). A note with the photo, however reads: these post cards were sold at the Corners Grocery when Merwin Packard
was the proprietor in the 1930's ... Archer Fitzgerald 2/22/04. The stained glass windows, appearing to the right represent some old families in town. My great Grandfather, Chauncey Day Pease is the first one in the extreme right.' There is a similar postcard showing a winter view]]>