Welcome to the Warwick TownScrapbook GuestBook

i lived on hawthorne hgts in the 60's and early 70's...
looking for info on old friend named mark estell  any help appreciated  send to theschirmers@att.net

I grew up in Warwick, graduated from WVHS in 1981. 
I have heard many stories about my father and the gang of Schmick kids. 
Some of these pictures I sent are from my maternal grandmother, Emma Miller. 
They had/have the farm out on Route 94.
As it turns out I have one album here at my place in Arlington, MA. 
I am attaching some pictures from it. 

I would love to pick the brains of anyone about Warwick in the old days. 
I am wrapping up a post-doctoral program in Museum Studies at Tufts and busy, but, as you see, look forward to diversions. 
I had read among the submissions to "Scrapbook" something from one of the children of Budge Finger. 
I spent  a lot of time at the Warwick Drive-In growing up, 
and I can remember many pictures of the building of it from about 1948 or 1949, 
but I don't know where those pictures are? Any pictures of it out there from the ole days. 
The Drive-in was part of my grandparent's farm originally, and I used to walk-in from the cornfields and watch movies. 
I had always planned on writing something about the Drive-in and the Oakland Theater, 
which I also used to frequent in its decline (early 1970s). 
If you could, and if that's okay, find the email address of the daughter of Budge Finger, 
who, I believe, has moved away from the Warwick area, I would appreciate it.
I would like to get any memories she has down on paper or in a recorded oral history some day, 
but maybe she might share information through some emails. 
I had many of the same teachers as my parents at School. I will send some more, when I get the chance. 
My email is Kitapsevenkimse@aol.com

Bob Schmick, WVHS 1981

I lived in Warwick back in 1965-8.  My wife, Glenna, taught business at the high school 
	and I worked in Sterling Forest at Union Carbide.  
	I joined the Masons there when Bro. Wheeler was master.  
	We joined the Methodist Church when Rev. Joe Bailey was pastor.  
	Made lots of friends and memories - especially Warwick's Centennial celebration.  
	I did the final artwork draft for the fete's seal.  
	Now retired in St. Marys, GA   dod_bd@mercer.edu

After living in AZ for almost 30 years I miss the beautiful colors and lushness Warwick, 
	truly a beautiful town.

This is a message to all members of the Class of 58 Warwick High School.  
	Please save this date.  September 13, 2008 at Sleepy Valley Inn.  
	Invitations will be mailed out in June.  
	You can contact me at nancyatcapecod@yahoo.com

I was the class of 1964!  

Hello Everyone! I was looking at Marty Feldner's wonderful railroad site, lhr.railfan.net and 
	then saw this site. My dad, Walt Burns, was the mechanical supt. for the railroad 
	from about 1950-1975 when he died. He moved our family to Warwick in 1952 and we lived at 4 Fairview Drive.
	My mother, Margaret (Peg) Burns is in the photo of the den mothers. I was 7 at the time. 
	Thanks for this scrapbook! 

Great Pages.  Please add my E-Mail address.  Love this site. Donjude3@AOL.com

Thanks for keeping up this site.  I use it all the time for research!

I really enjoy viewing this scrapbook.  They were the good old days at Warwick High School.  
	I have been living over the New York State line in New Jersey for forty seven years
	and working at Wallkill Valley Regional High School in the Guidance Office for almost twenty five years.  
	Enjoy the kids. I have three grown children and four grandchildren.  
	Love to all of my classmates from the Class of 1957.  Stay healthy! 

I enjoy looking at the photos periodically.  
	It really takes me back to better times (at least younger).  
	My e-mail address will probably change in February to c7nmk@netzero.net.

Hi,Just thought I'd notify the scrapbook of my change of Email address.(above) 
	I havn't visited the site in a long time due to the passing of my husband in the end of 2003.
	I really miss browsing around tho..Love to all..Ginger Clark Schuldt

I use this web page at lease once a week. I have told many WHS grads from the early 40's about it.

time passes by quickly but memory last forever

Love the website-- quite a trip down memory lane.  Let's get more stuff from the 60's.
Leslie Harris

Living in Wonderful Gulfport/Biloxi Beach area of Mississippi on the Gulf of Mexico.

love the site-brings back great memories!  
	we lived with my grandparents at 21 Clinton off and on during the '30s and '40s.  
	my other gp's lived in the apartment on the second floor of the odd fellows building.

I haven't visited the site in a while and just
want to say hi to everyone.  My husband and I
traveled to Warwick on Jan. 9th to attend a surprise party for my Aunt Minnie Youngman who turned 80.  
I sure miss Warwick.  Would love to hear from anyone.  Betty Stark Cooper and I have spoken of an Alumni Assoc
for all classes of the 50s.  What's your opinion.

Airlines industry job required many different bases, 
	now living in Wolcott New York near Rochester on Lake Ontario. 
	Was one of the class of 1951, hope I hear from some of you.

hi very nice picture.do you know anyone with the last name walters.female.i am searching the walters name.

Hi.
We moved to Warwick in the summer of 1952, moved to middletown in the summer of 1957. 
My father owned the Barber Shop at 50 Main St. untill his death in May 1975. I learned barbering there myself, 
in the summer of 1961. I have two older brothers Leon jr. Mike,a younger brother Daniel and sister Carmen. 
My mothers Name was Lucille, she passed away in March 1981. I love Warwick, and always will. 
I had my own Barber Shop from April 1968 -December 1969, next to Bill Casse Real Estate. 
I was a member of the Jaycee's during that time. I play Babe Ruth Baseball in 1956 & 1957.
The team I was on was Victory Super Market. I Love the scrapebook, great work. It brings back unforgetable memories. 
Thank you, Joe. I Live in Texas.

My father and his sisters grew up in Warwick and we visited often beginning in the late '40's.  
I am doing genealogical research on his family and the town and would love any input your visitors have to offer...

I've been restoring some of my old pictures and thought I would send you a couple.  I don't know if I sent these before or not.  
I now live in Hobe Sound, Florida very close to my sisters and brother.  
We still have the house in Warwick which my daughter & Granddaughter live in.  
 
Would you please change my e-mail address in the scrapbook?  It is bobalou2@bellsouth.net  
 
It's done, Betty Lou 

Interesting stories and photo's of Warwick's history. Nice job on the website!

Hi Eddie,
I enjoy your web site.  Or should I say OUR web site..  For it is all of us who read and enjoy or not ejnoy 
that made up this wonderful community.  I feel fortune to be part of Warwick's history.  

I sent an EMAIL awhile back mentioning the Drive-In Theatre.  I'm sure almost everyone who reads 
this site remembers and has been there one time or another.  I am very proud of my parents, 
for they had a dream and that dream became a reality and still exists to this day.  
My parents for those who don't know were Charlie (Budge) and Mary Finger.  
They were good people who worked very hard and contributed much to Warwick and families who lived there.
I miss them very much as I'm sure many of you do whose parents have passed.  
If I can find some pictures will be glad to send them on. 

Thanks again for the memories.

Judi

Happy to discover this websight, My wife Caroline (Crover) and I have been enjoying it.  
	Will pass on to others from Warwick I know.  I graduated class of 1956. Add my e-mail to the site.  Walt Nicoll
	
	(Walt - What is your email address? Ed)

I was born at St. Anthony's, grew up in Greenwood Lake, visited 
	(and was visited by) Dr.Kleeman, X-rayed on more than one occassion by Dr.S Bradner, filled prescriptions at Rexall, 
	played town ball against Warwick for Greenwood Lake and later Monroe, dated a Warwick girl, 
	saw both my parents throughout their last illnesses at St. Anthonys and in so many ways feel connected to Warwick 
	and to the times you depict.  Seeing the town as I saw it in the late 40's and 50's brought back pictures 
	that were only the dimmest of memories in my mind.  My deepest appreciation to the people who have developed 
	this wonderful web site.  

What a pleasure to read all this history of fine people who grew up in a fine town.  
	Thanks for your expertise and willingness to put this all together.  Grace

Ed, thx for letting me go back and enjoy those beautiful memories, 
	we have been so fortunate to have growen up is such a beautiful place and wonderful folks.
	Sincerely,  Kitt (Buss) Florell

I just want to thank all of you who came to the
reunion held on 10/11/03.  It was a lot of hard
work but in the end, it was certainly worth it.
I, for one, loved seeing everyone and look forward
to seeing you all again.

Hi Eddie,
 
       It was good to see everyone again. You and the girls did a great job organizing the  reunion. 
       (it was mainly the "girls" Ruthie, Nancy and Betty)
       A lot of familiar faces and some of the folks we had no clue. 
       Thanks to John for the name tags with the pictures. I know a lot of work went into this and we sure do 
       appreciate the effort. Thanks again for a fine time.  Ruth Feagles Durland

[kdurland@warwick.net]

Thank You -Your web page has really been a wonderful resource for me.
It's evident that a great deal of thought and hard work has gone into it's construction.
The pictures are great and Warwick must be a lovely town to grow up in.

Ray and I want to wholeheartedly thank all our classmates who put this
event together!!

What a wonderful time we had;  we both had no idea what it would mean to
us to connect to our past.  IT WAS MORE THAN WE EVER COULD HAVE EXPECTED.
 I walked away feeling very proud to have been a member of Warwick High. 
We all grew up to be people contributing to life!  It was very meaningful
to feel my "roots" again.  WE THANK YOU ALL FOR ATTENDING.

Edna Ott Barlow and Raymond Vigeant (eobpavo@juno.com)

The class reunion held last night, Sat. 10/11, was 
just great.  It was so nice to see classmates again
especially those who I haven't seen since gradution.
The committee did a wonderful job, and should be
commended.
Add my e-mail address.
Thanks,
Ellen

A close friend found this page for me. What an incredible gift to see my mother( Sally Vigeant) 
	in her youth in Warwick, as well as my Aunt Mary, Uncle Ray and Aunt Joan. My mother passed away on August 13th, 1989, 
	she was laid to rest in the Warwick Cemetary. This is a wonderful website, I will look for photos of Warwick 
	to send to you. I was also born in Warwick in 1967 and spent much time there as a child even after my parents 
	had moved to Sussex NJ. I return once a year to visit. 
Sincerely, Bettina Castagno

This is really a great 40s and 50s site!  
	Its not easy finding family sites on the Internet that offer so many nostalgic pictures from the good old days.  
	Someone has put a lot of work into this site and it really shows.  
	I've been working on a similar project only our town was on the West Coast - Sacramento, Calif.

Hope your reunion goes well next month, and I'm looking forward to seeing some of the pictures.
Dan Webster

i've sent my eamail address about 6 months ago and have not seen it posted i was wondering 
  if this page is still active
  
   ---- Sorry I missed you Jerry. It's up now. 
   Ed

I WAS BORN AND RAISED IN BELLVALE AS A FARM BOY,ATTENDED SCHOOL IN BELLVALE,AND WARWICK
 I JOINED THE NAVY IN 1947 AND RETIRED IN 1968 AS A CHIEF ENGINEMAN (E-7 )
  WOULD ENLOY HEARING FROM ANY OF MY OLD SCHOOL FRIENDS . 
  BARBRA GREEN CALLED ME THE OTHER DAY I DIDNT REALLY KNOW HER BUT I KNEW HER PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS
  AS FARMING NEIGHBORS IN THE 40s.

I am staying in Glen Spey, NY for the summer.
Looking forward to reunion on Oct. 11, 2003.
Sure hope to get a good crowd that night.  Write
me a note to say hello.  If you are a graduate of 1956, 57, 58 or 59 and did not get an invitation to reunion, 
please contact Betty Cooper at ncooper@snet.net or Ed Winchester at
ewinche@nac.net.  They will send you an invite.

I was Lucinda Curry when I lived in Warwick from 1968 until 
1981. I am now married and we have 9 year old twins, Danielle and Paul Mark JR. 
We have been back to Warwick for a visit the past two summers. I recognize a lot of names. 
I remember the Giordinos. We live in St. Louis and I am a stay at home mom. 
This scrapbook is  a lovely idea. So nice to see pictures of how things looked when I was living there. 
Although the town hasn't changed that much, it does seem different.

My new address is: 9417 Bay Drive/Surfside        Miami, FL 33154.  
I moved to Florida in January 2001 and I just love it here.  I would like to connect with Warwick High grads 
living in the Miami/Ft. Lauderdale area.  send me an email!

The scrapbook is a wonderful idea!! Ed, you are a marvel. It sure is fun to see people's photos, 
isn't it amazing that noone has changed from high school days. To bring everyone up to date: 
My wife Marjorie and I live in Evanston, IL, just north of Chicago. We have been here since 1973. 
I have a son Keith, 34 and a daughter Rebecca, 24. Marjorie and I are both retired from the Federal Government. 
I have my own consulting business specializing in Organization Development. This is play, not work. 
We don't go East much; we like to go to Colorado. Will be there later this year. 
If all goes well, we will come out to the reunion in October. I would love to hear from people. 
Anybody know where Tom Cosgrove is?
Dieter

Good job Eddie! Thank you for all your effort to put this together. 
It's fun seeing pictures of the old familiar people and places. My how we change on the outside!

came upon the warwick website and hope to here from some old friends

THIS SITE IS GREAT! ALOT OF GOOD MEMORY,I HOPE YOU
GET SOME PICTURES FROM THE LATE 50`S AND 60`S.

nice upstate place where you live.

Iloveyourwebsite.

Glad to see and hear of old classmates , especially '42.43.44.45 Hoping class of '43 will have a reunion this year.

Stop in to View every once in a while.  "You can move out of Wawick, but you will never forget Wawick"
Enjoy what you have done Ed.  Keep up the good work.  I wish you had a few pictures from the Greenwood Lake area.

I just loved looking at this site it brought me back in time. 

Hello I have noticed more people finding out about this guestbook. I have a previously posted message looking for information on Isadore Raymond the message was back in 2001. I am also looking for anyone who knew my Mother Alice(McCloud)Groen. Hopefully someone new to the guestbook will be able to help me find any information on Isadore Raymond and/or Alice(McCloud)Groen. Thank you in advance for any/all help.  

Obviously I've been married so long, I forgot how to spell my maiden name on the 1st entry.

For those who have found this great site, don't forget to take a look at those great looking kids who attended the "one room schoolhouse" in New Milford, NY! Pictures were just added. Thanks Ed.

I saw some of the old Warwick photos in the new Pronto Pizzeria restaurant near ShopRite, and the owner told me about this website.  Great old photos of Warwick, and wonderful job on the website.  I'll pass the address along to others too. 

Am delighted to find your page, Charlie Papaceno  gave me your address while letting me know of interest in 1943 reunion.  Have pics, but not good in the sending area.  so will try to have them copied, hate to send the old originals.  Thanks for the page.  It"s great!

Just found out about all this, "COOL". Just got off the phone with Fred Wilcox who told me about this and the picture of 
Tom Cosgrove,Alex Scherman and myself, god, were we ever that young?

I haven't gotten any comments on combining
the Classes of 56, 57, 58, and 59.  Please
write with your feedback

here it is 2003 and i just got out of the dark ages .  problem is i still don't know how to work this damm computer . GO WARWICK  

This is a great site! Thank you,for the memories.
My family and I really enjoyed it.

What a great site.......and a fantastic effort to keep it going..congratulations to all who are a part of it.

Sure glad Mary Demerest sent me the information on this site. It sure brings back many memories.  

Graduated Warwick High in 1953, lived on Feagles Road in Pine Island. Would like to say hello to all my classmates, and friends.

My husband Jim and I have been away for the summer.
        I just logged on to the townscrapbook and was happy to see the class of 1957.  Everyone looks great.  
        The reunion committee for the class of 1958 would like the classes of 55, 56, 57, 58, and 59 to get ready 
        for a joint high school reunion next year sometime in late summer.  
        Eddie Winchester, Betty Stark Cooper, Susan Heiblim Turtz, and myself are organizing this reunion.  
        It will be our 45th and we thought how nice it would be to see some of our other classmates from other years.  
        We see your pictures and read your e-mail.  Now we want to see you in person once again.  
        Until then ------.  Would like your comments.

This page is absolutely fantastic, and touching.  I stumbled upon it while looking for 40s clothing styles for a play that I am in, and was pleasantly surprised.  The page is easy to navigate- very user friendly, and so very sweet!  I am telling my director to visit, just out of pure entertainment.  Thanks so much for allowing us to peek into your past!

 Better known as JR from Greenwood Lake. Married
 Marge Simpson.
 Note:: No pictures of early 40's, sorry I dont
        have any.

Current member of the Cottage St. Gang. Love he old pictures

My Dad, Ash Morgan, told me about this site.  It's great to see old photos of my family,  Thanks!

Jeannie used to come by my house after to help me with my computer, when I first got it.  I think she thought I was hopeless, but never the less, she tried. She was a super girl, and has a special place in my heart.

this is to let you know that Jean Brown Martino passed away on Jan.7, 2002 from a long and courageous battle with cancer.

OK Class of 54, are we going to have 5oth Reunion?Sure we've all gained some wght, lost some hair, turned gray or all three, but let's get togther while we're able. Maybe class of '53 o'55 would join us. Nothing fancy, just fun and laughs. Let's hear from YOU!

Born and raised in Warwick. Graduated WVHS in class of 1970. Currently living in Melbourne Florida.

Great website. Really fun to look at old pic. and friends. THANKS

I bought the Amity Store and the half-acre of land in the summer 
	of 1968 for $1750.  It was in terrible condition--vandalized, 
	broken windows, heaps of garbage, rat infested.  
	I was 25 years old, and proud to own my first home.  
	Learned how to cut glass, and replaced 500 panes before 
	winter set in.  Over the next 6 years, I did my best to 
	improve and restore the old building--a daunting and 
	expensive chore because it was so big.  The store is haunted
	--strange noises and footsteps in the night.  
	Apparitions seen by more than one person simultaneously, 
	but nothing threatening.  We had more pictures similar 
	to the one you have posted, but they were thrown out by 
	accident by an acquaintance.  My wife started the Amity Bakery
	in 1969, and I started a cabinet shop in that building the 
	same year--Chardavogne Woodworking--which outgrew Amity 
	and moved to Warwick.  I have lived in the Seattle area for 
	23 years (my home town), but have many fond memories of 
	Warwick--what a great town full of terrific people.  

such a pleasure to visit.. great job webmaster

my brother-in-law living in MD told me about this web site.am really enjoying reading letters and viewing pictures.i miss Warwick even even tho I have been away soo long.

Like to hear from anyone from the class of 58 and 59.

just to let you know my dad passed away on November the 11th, 2001. My dad was greatly loved by his family and will be missed terribly, but we are confident in one day seeing him again in Heaven. God Bless You All.

Mom and pop died last year, which brought me back to Warwick. While there are a few folks there, Peggy Howell, Walt O'Dell, Rocky Garcia and his lovely wife, Claire (Miller), who is a historian unto herself, Ethel Ferdun, from the Class of 53 (mine), there are so many strangers. A tour of the cemeteries brings back memories. But Warwick's still a great place and there are some of our roots still there. Jack Askham, Charlie Hasbrouck, and oh, so many of my cousin Larry Doty's kids, who aren't kids anymore. Who could ask for a better place in which to grow up. I rode up Third Street, and Bill Patterson's house is still there. So is the Kelly house, although not the way Charlie and his sister Alice kept it. 

HI ED AND ALL, WILL RETIRE FROM WARWICK'S FINEST ON JUNE 2ND 2002 AFTER 36 YEARS- STILL REMEMBER YOUR JUMP SHOT- ALL NET - FROM THE PARK AVE DAYS. ENJOY THE WEB SITE AND JUST LEARNING THIS COMPUTER THING- LOVE TO ALL GEORGE

GERRY MABEE HAS ENJOYED LOOKING AT THE PICTURES FROM THE OLD DAYS.. HAVE SENT SOME PICTURES CAN YOU PLEASE TELL ME IF THEY ARE OK . I HAVE MORE TO SEND . ARE THEY IN THE CORRECT FORMAT???????????????

Bernard McGovern told me about your web page.  I enjoyed looking at it.  It brought back many memories.  Keep up the good work.

Ed,
Thanks for all your work on the Scrapbook.
We moved from Warwick in 1954 and you have 
brought back a lot of old memories.

Class of '53.  Now living in Florida.

Living in South Florida

Wow, cool site!  Warwick still stands out in my memory as such a beautiful place to grow up! Now living down South, but definately missing the rolling hills and change of seasons in NY! 

Hi folks:

Your site is terrific. It could be Dallas, Texas where I was raised, or Anna, Texas where my wife was raised. It matters not. The era of the 40s and 50s was our era. The photos are jst great. Keep up the good work. I wish there were more sites like this.

Brim Crow
Carrollton, Texas

Hi Ed,
Just wanted to keep you updated.  The Class of 58 reunion was a real winner.  Joyce Coates/Purta and I met at the reunion and then got each others email address thru Warwick Town Scrapbook.  A rapid friendship resulted and on September 8, 2001 we were married and are now living in Goshen, NY.  Our new email address is gerlitz@warwick.net.  We are planning on coming to the 60s reunion next July 20th.  Our advise is don't miss it you never know where it will lead!!!

Tom & Joyce

I lived in Warwick in the late 40's and early 50's, on Church St, next to what else, a church. I lived with my father's aunt and uncle, Pauline and John Rone.

If anyone knows of the "Nesbit", (spelling could be wrong) family, I have some old photographs of an ancestor of theirs who would have been born in the late 1800's. The photos are of a black female taken in Virginia or the Carolina's around 1908, who then moved to Warwick and married.

Found website by accident. Was born and lived in Warwick for 35 years. Am now living in Florence, SC. Norm and Shirley Carr are my parents, they are also living in Florence. Found my dad's picture in the photo of the 1945 football team. He is on the top row, far right #15. I graduated in 1972. Any classmate feel free to e-mail me.

class of 55, now living in Sonoma, CA, retired, married with two adult children  Be happy to hear from former schoolmates

class of 55, now living in Sonoma, CA, retired, married with two children

Second entry: it's 12.30Am her in the UK, God Bless America, Our prayers are with you, from all of us here in London and the rest of the UK.

I too live in a small town on the outskirts of bi ole London, called South Woodford. We're famed for having sporned the wonderful man of the 1940's Sir Winston Churchill. That's right famous around the world but he had to come from somewhere, right? I wait for your reply JCW.

I just wanted to say it was a pleasure to find this site..brought back some memories of Warwick for me..
My name is Tami Giardino, age 42..I was born and raised in Warwick. I lived at 21 Grand Street, with my family (parents John and Angela Giardino). My dad was the Chief Xray Technologist at Saint Anthonys Hospital, for many years..my mom was an Obstetrical Nurse there as well. My parents are now in Florida..my dad is quite ill, unfortunately..suffering from cancer. I am working in Westchester County as a Virologist with the Department of Laboratories and Research, and live in Poughkeepsie, New York. 
Other family members include
Marilyn who resides in California
Carolyn who resides in Florida
Janis who resides in Kentucky
John Jr. who resides in British Columbia
Lisa who resides in Florida
So Im currently the only New Yorker left!!
Any time I pass through Warwick, I go by the house, and just cry! Good Memories!
God Bless!!

Was told about this site by my brother George. What a nice job putting this together. I hope to send some pictures soon.

I loved the pictures.  It helped me to see how it
use to be so I could do a paper on mothers for 
role models. 

I'm enjoying this scapbook.  I graduated from Warwick in 1962 and my brother is George Arnott
I live in Goshen, New York

What a wonderfull homepage you have!!!
It brings back many good memories.
Thanks to you the past lives again....
Compliments!

Lin

I retired from the Union Pacific railroad last year after 30 years. The first 25 years was with the Southern Pacific railroad. I was just browsing and found the information about the Lehigh. Hope someone remembers the old SP as your pge has remembered the Lehigh. Wonderful info. Keep up the good work.

I graduated in 1956.  Would like very much hearing from anyone who remembers me.  I live in Connecticut.

This is a great site.  Are there any pictures around of the Oakland theater?  Also I think the picture of the Post Office is a least from 1962 as there is a 62 Chevy Belair or Impala in the picture.  There is also a picture of Main  Street by the creek and it is labeled with a comment of possibly being from the late 60's. but it shows the stop lights in place. I do not remember whenthey were put up but it was after the 60's.  Possibly in the 70's.

Hi Ed,

Amy Feldner Lawlor told me about your web site.  I think you did a great job. Some of the people I remembered, but alot of the people are older than I.  I graduated Warwick High in 1967.  Keep up the good work. Thanks for taking the time to develope this wonderful web site.

just found this - how delightful!  I have an historic house in teh hamlet of Amity in Warwick - and some interesting picture of Amity around the turn of the 20th century and before.

I am the youngest of the 4 David Morgan children.
I'd like to say hello to the town of Warwick and hope to be back next year. A special hello to Uncle Ash & Co. See you soon!!!!!! 

I would love to hear from my Warwick friends (Class of 1964). Write to: 375 Brunswick Ave., Apt. 206, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5R 2Z3

I am researching photos from the past for a project I am working on. Thank you for sharing these wonderful old photos. 

I am hoping, that someone can help me or refer me to someone who might.  I have a letter from my great grandmother Mary Furman, wife of Alexander Allan, and 2nd wife of William Furman.   The letter is dated 8/15/1926.  the return address is RD#2 Browestown Road, Edenville, NY  (post marked Warwick).  In the letter grandmother says that as soon as they sell the store they will move back down to NJ.  (probably referring to Essex or Bergen county, NJ, where her daughter, Ruth Sullivan lived.  In a letter dated 3/1927, the property is still not sold but there is a prospective buyer!

They tell me that there is no Browestown Rd. in Warwick, that it is possible that it was a small country rd. that has since been renamed.  If anyone, reading this message can shed any light at all on my mystery I will be eternally grateful....Judging from what I have heard about this quaint little community, there could not have been many stores for sale in 1927.  

What an awesome site! How great it will be when other communities follow your lead and create one for their town!  I haven't taken the time yet to search everything (I'm at work) but will as soon as I get home.  Laura, from the tax accessors office in Warwick referred me to your site...Look forward to investigating and learning more about my family from Warwick (1927).  

Have to correct my spelling. Not a good jog. but a great job.

this is really a great scrapebook. Good Jog.

Enjoyed it very much, really enjoyed the pictures. 

Donna,  The class of Goshen 1960 got together for  a glass  of wine this eve. and were looking at your pictures.  We have some to add

My daughter had a school project dealing with World War II and life in the 40's. This site was a great help. 

My daughter had a school project dealing with World WarII and life in the 40's. This was great  

My daughter had a school project dealing with World War II and life in the 40's.  This sight was a great help.

I love looking at the old pictures.  It brings back a lot of fond memories.
Now my granddaughter goes to the 3rd grade in the same school That I went
to High School.  

Although I didn't spend much time in Warwick in the 40's & 50's except for the movies. I spent a lot of time there from 1969 to 1990 while on the Warwick Police department. Very good Web Page I enjoyed it. Thanks Russ

This is great looking back at some of the old familiar sites.
I graduated in the class of 1964.

This is very interesting!

Just what I needed for my report!

Class of 68

Hello, I found this web sight by mistake. Hoping 
someone can help me. I was born in Warwick, N.Y. 
in 1961 and I am looking for a man named 
Isador Raymond or anyone who knew him? 
If anyone from Warwick can help I would appreciate
it. My birth name was Mary Elizabeth McCloud. I 
went to Warwick last year (on my honeymoon) looking 
for info. but, I was not successful.
I love the town and felt that I was "home" there. Thank you for your time in reading my email.
Sincerely I Remain,
Mary Elwine

The pictures were great!!

It was great fun to see classmates at our 1999 Reunion.  I live and work in Washington, DC. I have recently purchased a winter home in Miami, FL and hope to see classmates who live in this area. It is always a great pleasure to travel to Warwick.  I currently have my own law firm and really love my work.

i grew up in warwick as did my father and grandfather i believe!  great site

still here.  had great 50 th reunion

Great job on the scrapbook...When is the next reunion for the class of 52?

Class of 1952.  Glad to find this site!  Would be great to hear from former classmates.  Retired (?) and living in Florida.  

Member of the unforgetable WHS class of 1951.

Member of the unforgetable WHS class of 1951.

Your web page got me a good mark in english

I was born in Warwick (St. Anthony'S) Feb 4, 1967,  one of my best warwick memories was going to pioneer with my friend scott and getting a chocolate shake (O what a crush we had on the waitress)  Cant wait to take my kids there. :-)

i cant believe how my brother remembers all the names i live in bethlehem pa retired (sort of)have 5.5 grandchildren including twins

i cant believe how my brother remembers all the names

3 boy scouts - boy on left i believe is douglas 
(buster)buss.we enjoy looking at the scrapbook.
                          ed & lynn carr

Hi everyone!  Great to make contact through this page.  Lots of good memories - not all of which were obliterated by various alcohol-drenched evenings at the Landmark et al.

nice pictures

Ed:  Site looks great, buddy. Good Job!
Everybody: Hope you're doing well. Hang in there!

I'm very happy to have found this site.  I have no pictures of my father Walter "Porky" Sisco as a child and teenager, and have found a few here to add to my genealogy book. It would be nice to hear from people who may have stories about my father and his family.

I'd like to hear from those I knew many years ago.

Great idea... Thanks for developing it....

Hi, I stumbled upon your page because i was looking
for some '50's pictures.  I just wondered what it was
like to live during those times so i searched and found
your page. i love it! i don't even know where warwick, ny
is, but i think it's such a charming town from
your pictures. thanks for a "tour" of your home
town when you grew up:)

Hi, to you all.  I had a nice e-mail from George Feldner.  He sounds good.  His wife just passed away.  Unfortunetly we lost Jim Schofield and Pat Kittner last month.  I'm living in Pa.  Glad we have this site.     Peggy 

It would be good if updates could be posted someplace so we know what pages have updates and we don't have to search all of them to find what changes have been made.
Still love the page.
Bob

We have a new grandson, born on Feb.14, for a total of 5 -2 girls and 3 boys. Very proud grandparents!!

Test 2 ...

First entry here. I hope this guestbook works.