This is a recently purchase post card. It is postally used and post marked 1906.

This is a recently acquired post card. It is postally used and post marked 1912. You are looking north up Main Street from the intersection of Oakland Ave. and West St.

This is a recently acquired post card. It was postally used and is post marked 1913.

This is a recently acquired photo. According to Days Gone By, H. F. Morley had a photographic studio on the corner of West street. He worked there from 1882+. If anyone has a clue who this might be, let me know.

New Milford School Class Photos

The Orange County Genealogical Society has published Volume 4 of the Warwick Historical Papers. There is a problem with the class photos from the New Milford School. They did not print too well. So, I am putting them on this site.

Much Work Published

I have been researching, writing articles, and doing many transcriptions from Warwick's two local papers for a number of years. Of course, at first, it was just a few, but as time went on it become many. At this point, I thought it might be a good idea to put this material in a more permanent form. I called Dan Burrows, a member of the Orange County Genealogical Society, who was instrumental in publishing the Warwick Historical Papers, Volumes 1 & 2. He was interested in the project and spent his time and talents on reformatting my work into a form that could be published economically. He managed to do this and the Gen. Society underwrote the publishing costs. I thank Dan Burrows and the Gen. Society for their efforts. They are truly interested in local history.

Dan took my Volume 3 and my Volume 5 and combined it into Warwick Historical Papers, Volume 3. He then took my Volume 4, Parts 1 - 4, and made it Volume 4. Volume 4 is quite concerned with the the hamlet of New Milford, which is where I was raised.

Both Volume 3 and Volume 4 are now published and are available from: The Orange County Genealogical Society, 101 Main Street, Goshen, NY 10924.