Paintings in the Children's Room
All the following are by Oscar J. Walkonen
Fitchburg Corner. Signed lower right, dated '54. Oil on
canvas, framed. Accession No.L1990.2.86.
Old Mill Stream. (The Old Mill Restaurant, State Rd. East, Westminster). Accession
No. L1990.2.163.
House and Barn off Road. Signed lower right, no date. Oil on canvas, framed.
Accession no. L1990.2.169.
Farmhouse, Dirt road. Accession no.l1990.2.173.
Paintings in the Multipurpose RoomGertrude Torrans
Whitney Homestead
Shelley Chaarbonneau
Westminster cracker factory
Painting at the door of the Children's Room (right side)
E. Thor Carlson
"Crock of Gold" characters from book by James Stephens
Paintings in the Kendig Room
Beaman, G.W. Beaman
Mount Monadnock from Mount Wachusett". signed lower left. dated 1891. oil on
canvas. 27 3/4" x 37 3/4".
E. Thor Carlson
The Leavenworth Farm
Rickey Coombs
Stanley Kendig
Over the fireplace
William S. Bucklin (1851-1928)
Wachusett Mountain and Meeting house pond
B. Cosby
A wooded landscape
Paintings of Deacon Robert Peckham on the main floor
Westminster Village (center, entry wall)
Timothy Doty, his wife and son Pearson, painted circa 1835 (west wall to the left
of window)
Timothy was proprieter of the 1st Westminster Hotel. He also ran a store, and after
his death in 1835,
the store was referred to as "Widow Doty's store." The building was moved
from
Main Street to Rt 2A. "Widow Doty" married Milton Joslin, who made saddles
and briddles and
trunks. Her portrait is to the right of the Doty's and Milton Joslin is to her
right.
Mrs. Joslin (West wall to the right of window)
Milton Joslin (to the right of Mrs. Joslin)
Lucy Brown - taught in a girls'seminary in the South and married a minister.
The couple live in Illinois.
Charles Coolidge
Cabinet and chair maker.
Mrs. Charles Coolidge (Nancy Spaulding)
George Wood (south wall) At age 24 painted in 1834. Mr. Wood
was the Headmaster of an Academy near Mobile, Alabama. He had many other
business interests, he was the original owner of our Village painting.
Young Lady (possibly Mrs. Jonas Miller )
Jonas Miller
Sally Gates Brackett (either side of giving plaque)
J. Knowlton Gates (either side of giving plaque)
Painting to the right of the elevator
E. Thor Carlson
View of Mount Wachusett in the Springtime
Painting in the director's office
G.W. Beaman
Rafe's Chasm, Magnolia, Massachusetts. Signed lower right. dated 1899.
oil on canvas. 21 1/4" x 14 3/4".
Painting near east wall
Oscar J. Walkonen
Rollstone Boulder (Fitchburg)
Paintings in the Hurd Room
Oscar J. Walkonen
3 Overlook Rd. Signed lower right, no date. Oil on canvas, framed. Accession No.
L1990.2.135.
(This painting appears on p. 51 of the Homestead Heritage
of Westminster. The house was gutted by fire in the late 1970's.)
Nappila's Barn Westminster. 12" X 15 1/2" Accession No.
1990.2.6
& three other Walkonens
Paintings on 2nd floor in non-fiction Room
Eva D. Cowdery (pastel portraits)
Eva D. Cowdery was born in Richmond, Maine. She spent most of her professional life
in Boston
although she did travel to Paris to study with Cortois and R. Collin. Her works were
exhibited at
the Poland Springs Art Gallery and the Trans Mississippi Expo in Omaha, Nebraska.
She was a member of the Copley Society in Boston.
Jerome Whitman
Sarah Whitman
Joseph Forbush
Charles Forbush
Paintings on the 2nd floor foyer
Eastman Johnson
General Nelson Appleton Miles
The Library also owns Hermann Stieffel's painting
MILES CITY, MONTANA, but is currently in storage to protect it
from excessive light
Painting in the Eloranta Room
Portrait of Vaito Eloranta
Sculptures in the Eloranta Room
General Nelson Appleton Miles
Ulysses S. Grant
Sculptures by Olin Warner
Maud Morgan
Rev. Levi Warner
Thomas Allen
Mrs. Olin Warner
Twilight
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