Records of inventories of provisions, clothing, bedding, cooking utensils, office furniture and books, yard utensils, medicine, and tools for stone cutting, painting, carpentry, and cooperage. Each is signed by the warden. Also included, at the end of the volume are various accounts and related financial records of the Workhouse. The book was originally used by the warden of the Second Municipality's Workhouse and was continued in use after consolidation in 1852.