Additional resources, not digitized:
Companies:
- Thorndike Company records The records of a 19th-century and early 20th-century cotton manufacturer with mills in West Warren and Palmer, Massachusetts. Includes journals, ledgers, cashbooks, inventory, machinery books, and payrolls.
- James Shearer Daybook During the late 1830s, James Shearer operated a general store near Palmer, Massachusetts, trading in the gamut of dry goods and commodities that made up the country trade in Massachusetts, from dried fish, butter, rum, and brandy, to soap, nails, chalk, cloth, sugar, molasses, spices, coffee, and tea. Although some customers paid their accounts in cash, most appear bartered goods (e.g, with butter) or services (carting).
Churches:
- The ministers of Christ dependent on divine influences for success in preaching the Gospel : a sermon, preached at the ordination of the Rev. Simeon Colton, to the pastoral care of the church in Palmer, Massachusetts, June 19, 1811 / By Zephaniah Swift Moore
- Wikipedia article about Simeon Colton.
Scenic Picture Books:
- The Album : descriptive and illustrative / Francis E. Cady (Francis Elmore), 1876-
- Scenes between Ware and Palmer / Robert H. Derrah