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Local History Storage Room Inventory Submitted by Sam Obar on Behalf of the Walpole Historical Commission 1.16.13 Local History Storage Room Inventory Submitted by Sam Obar on behalf of the Walpole Historical Commission 1.16.13 LOCATION: CONTENTS: Metal shelf boxes: Valuation and Tax of the Polls & Estates in the town of Walpole: 1892 1905 1910 1915 1920 – 2 copies Metal shelf boxes: Valuation and Tax of the Personal & Real Estate in the town of Walpole: 1930 – 3 copies 1935 – 2 copies 1940 – 3 copies 1945 – 3 copies 1950 – 2 copies 1955 – 4 copies Metal shelf boxes: Metal shelf boxes: Property Valuation of the Personal and Real Estate in the town of Walpole: 1960 – 4 copies Metal shelf boxes: Duplicate Town Reports in metal shelf boxes 1900-1919 1900 – 3 copies 1901 – 2 copies 1903 – 2 copies 1904 – 2 copies 1905 1906 – 2 copies 1907 – 3 copies 1908 1909 – 2 copies 1910 – 2 copies 1911 – 2 copies 1912 – 2 copies 1913 – 2 copies 1914 – 2 copies 1915 – 2 copies 1916 – 4 copies 1917 – 3 copies 1918 – 3 copies 1919 – 4 copies TIERED METAL CART: GRAY ARCHIVAL BANKER'S BOX “Duplicate Town Reports 1920-1927”: 1920 – 4 copies 1921 – 7 copies Local History Storage Room Inventory Submitted by Sam Obar on behalf of the Walpole Historical Commission 1.16.13 LOCATION: CONTENTS: 1922 – 4 copies 1923 – 3 copies 1924 – 4 copies 1925 – 4 copies 1926 – 4 copies 1927 – 5 copies TIERED METAL CART: GRAY ARCHIVAL BANKER'S BOX “Duplicate Town Reports 1928- 1934”: 1928 – 5 copies 1929 – 3 copies 1930 – 5 copies 1931 – 2 copies 1932 – 6 copies 1933 – 3 copies 1934 – 4 copies TIERED METAL CART: WHITE BOX “Duplicate Town Reports 1935-1943”: 1935 – 5 copies 1936 – 3 copies 1937 – 3 copies 1938 – 3 copies 1939 – 5 copies 1940 – 4 copies 1941 – 5 copies 1942 – 5 copies 1943 – 6 copies TIERED METAL CART: GRAY ARCHIVAL BANKER'S BOX “Duplicate Town Reports 1944-1951” 1944 – 5 copies 1945 – 6 copies 1946 – 8 copies 1947 – 5 copies 1948 – 5 copies 1949 – 4 copies 1950 – 5 copies 1951 – 4 copies TIERED METAL CART: WHITE ARCHIVAL BOX “Duplicate Town Reports 1952-1964 1952 – 5 copies 1953 – 4 copies 1954 – 3 copies 1955 – 2 copies 1956 – 3 copies 1957 – 4 copies Local History Storage Room Inventory Submitted by Sam Obar on behalf of the Walpole Historical Commission 1.16.13 LOCATION: CONTENTS: 1958 – 5 copies 1959 – 6 copies 1960 – 8 copies 1961 – 6 copies 1962 – 6 copies 1963 – 8 copies 1964 – 5 copies TIERED METAL CART: GRAY ARCHIVAL BANKER'S BOX “Duplicate Town Reports 1965- 1965 – 6 copies 1966 – 7 copies 1967 – 6 copies 1968 – 2 copies + 1 partial 1969 – 8 copies 1970 – 9 copies 1971 – 12 copies 1972 – 6 copies Town of Walpole reports 1871 in green/gray metal shelf 1872 boxes on shelf 1873 1874 1875 1876 1877 1878 1879 1880 (2 copies) 1881 – 3 copies 1882 1883 (missing 1884) 1885 1886 (missing 1887 and 1888) 1889 1890 1891 – 2 copies 1892 – 2 copies 1893 – 2 copies 1894 – 2 copies 1895 – 2 copies 1896 1897 – 2 copies Local History Storage Room Inventory Submitted by Sam Obar on behalf of the Walpole Historical Commission 1.16.13 LOCATION: CONTENTS: 1898 – 3 copies 1899 – 3 copies 1900 – 4 copies 1901 1902 – 2 copies 1903 1904 – 2 copies 1905 – 2 copies 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1936 – 3 copies 1937 – 2 copies 1938 – 3 copies 1939 – 2 copies Metal shelf boxes: Street listings on shelf: 1928 1936 (2 copies) 1937 1939 1941 1943 1945 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 Local History Storage Room Inventory Submitted by Sam Obar on behalf of the Walpole Historical Commission 1.16.13 LOCATION: CONTENTS: 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 - beyond Gray Archival Banker's Duplicate Copies of Street Listings 1939 - 1979 Box: 1939 – 2 copies 1950 1954 1956 – 2 copies 1959 – 2 copies 1960 1961 – 2 copies 1962 – 2 copies 1963 – 3 copies 1964 – 3 copies 1965 – 2 copies 1966 – 5 copies 1967 – 3 copies 1968 – 2 copies 1969 1971 1974 1975 1976 – 2 copies 1979 – 2 copies Gray archival Banker's Duplicate Copies of Street Listings 1981-2005: Box: 1981 1986 1987 – 5 copies 1989 1990 – 3 copies 1991 – 2 copies 1992 1994 Local History Storage Room Inventory Submitted by Sam Obar on behalf of the Walpole Historical Commission 1.16.13 LOCATION: CONTENTS: 1998 – 2 copies 2000 – 2 copies 2003 – 4 copies 2004 – 4 copies 2005 Gray archival box INSIDE: labeled Library Trustee Library annual reports in green metal shelf box: Materials 1905 1907 1908 1909 1910 1911 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 – 2 copies 1920 1921 1922 – 2 copies 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930 1931 ------- 1943 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1953 Local History Storage Room Inventory Submitted by Sam Obar on behalf of the Walpole Historical Commission 1.16.13 LOCATION: CONTENTS: 1954 1956 1957 1958 – 2 copies 1959 – 3 copies 1961 – 3 copies 1962 1963 – 4 copies 1964 – 10 copies 1965 – 10 copies 1967 – 9 copies On Shelves Financial history of Walpole Public Library 1876-1954 (large format oak tag bound book) Small school notebook of Library Trustees Meeting Minutes - 1876-1893 Ledger book of Library Trustees Meeting Minutes 1898-1935 Ledger book of Library Trustees Meeting Minutes 1936-1955 (also includes loose letters in the back) Ledger book of Library Trustees Meeting Minutes 1956-1970 (lots of loose paper inside) Ledger book of Library Trustees Meeting Minutes 1970-1986 Ledger book of Library Trustees Meeting Minutes 1986-2003 Small ledger book of expenses 1957 (just a few pages filled) Library catalog – 1876 ------------------- Supplement to library catalog - 1883 Supplement to library catalog – 1884 Supplement to library catalog - 1886 Supplement to library catalog - 1887 Library catalog 1890 – 2 copies Library catalog - 1894 Supplement to Library Catalog – 1898 File folders: Manila file folder labeled history of the library statistical – budgets from 1800s to mid 1900s Manila file folder – Trustees correspondence 1960s – 1990s (could be other stuff) Loose sheets of Library Trustees meeting minutes from 2000s Green hanging file folder: East Walpole Branch Library Articles Flat Gray archival box: Bylaws of Historical Society of Walpole – 1898 United Church in Walpole – sermons Dec. 30, 1927, Jan. 1 1928 Reminsences of Fifty Years of Service of Samuel Allen as Local History Storage Room Inventory Submitted by Sam Obar on behalf of the Walpole Historical Commission 1.16.13 LOCATION: CONTENTS: Clerk of the Orthodox Congregational Society of Walpole, Mass. 1898 Walpole Historical Society documents Walpole Library documents “Collection of Pamphlets, Documents, Newspapers, and Pictures: Historical Room, Walpole Public Library Library Accession 1902-1912 Book Large plastic archival Dedication of the new Walpole Public Library 2012 box: One metal rolling cart 8 archival boxes on it, set of rolled-up plans, 7 large white regarding SLUDGE binders Large plastic archival Town Meetings, Warrants, Union Contracts, Grievances, Town box: Correspondence 1960s-1980s Town of Walpole Financial Statements, Management Report (1991), Management Report (1990) Town Meeting Warrants: Spring 2008, Spring 2007, Spring 1999, Spring 1997 (2 copies), Fall 1996, Fall 1993, Spring 1995, Spring 1988, Spring 1987, Spring 1978 (3 copies), Spring 1977 (3 copies), Spring 1976 (2 copies), Spring 1975, Spring 1974, Spring 1973, Spring 1971, Spring 1970 (2 copies), Spring 1969 (2 copies), Spring 1968, Spring 1967, Spring 1966, Spring 1965, Spring 1964 (2 copies), Spring 1963, Spring 1962, Spring 1961, Spring 1959, Spring 1958, Spring 1956, Spring 1954, Spring 1979, Spring 1980, Spring 1981 (4 copies), Spring 1982 Proposal on the Disposal and/or Reuse of Selected Town- owned Buildings 1981 Walpole Public Schools Budget 1981-1982 Downtown Revitalization Project 1981 Capital Budget 1982-1986 (2 copies) History of Operating Budget Expenditures FY 1979-1983 for Spring Town Meeting 1983 (2 copies) Capital Improvements 1981 Walpole Home Rule Charter 1973 Walpole Home Rule Charter 1976 (2 copies) Walpole, MA Map 1982 Walpole Your Town supplement to Walpole Times August 26, 1982 Walpole Your Town supplement to Walpole Times August 25, 1983 Do You Know Your Town: Walpole, MA League of Women Voters Brochure March 1961 (3 copies) Local History Storage Room Inventory Submitted by Sam Obar on behalf of the Walpole Historical Commission 1.16.13 LOCATION: CONTENTS: Town Charter Book April 1962 (2 copies) King Philip Elder Services Pamphlet October 1979 1975 MA Open Meeting Law (2 copies) Large Yellow Envelope Fall 2012 Town Meeting Large Yellow Envelope Spring 2012 Town Meeting Special Town Meeting July 2012 Town Meeting Warrant White Envelope: Fall Town Meeting Warrant 2011 Manila folder: Spring Town Meeting 2011 Warrant Town Charter 1935 Proposed Classification Plan 1947 Safety Improvement Project Functional Design Project Walpole February 1976 Town of Walpole General Purpose Financial Statements 1987 Town of Walpole Schedule of Federal Financial Assistance and Auditors' Reports 1987 Manpower Utilization Study July 1968 Town of Walpole Recreation Brochure Town of Walpole Financial Management Review – Sep. 2002 Town of Walpole Debt Analysis and Impact Study 1997 Green Hanging File Folder with miscellaneous town meeting warrants and other documents related to Town Meeting and town bylaws Walpole, Massachusetts for an Industrial Location Booklet City & Town: Town of Walpole; Massachusetts Department of Commerce and Development May 1968 (2 copies) Dept. of the Interior United States Geological Survey: Flood of March 1968 on the Neponset River, Massachusetts 1973 Directory of Walpole Agencies and Organizations Compiled by Walpole
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