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Main road after a rain shower from Hadley to Hockanum and South Hadley. Edward Johnson's house visible on the right side of the road with a fenced garden and some trees around the house.

A view of a park with a winding path on the left, trees growing around and the Hudson River on the far left. A mausoleum rises on the hill in the background.

A group of four people stand on a floating dock or boat. The river bank is in the foreground.

A view of a two story wooden house with a small shack on the left. A balcony that was on both floors had fallen down and debris is strewn in front of the house. Part of the wall had fallen off the second floor where the roof of the balcony had been.…

A white boy stands by a door of a classroom pulling a rope. A girl stands in near him resting against the doorframe.

A carriage carrying two women and driven by a man crossing a stone arch bridge with low water running under it. Mountains are visible in the background.

A woman and a man, identified as Margaret Converse Johnson and Roger Johnson, riding bicycles on a gravel road. She is ahead of him and looking back while he is looking at the camera. A large elm tree grows on the side of the road in the middleground…

A boy is hanging off the back of a horse-drawn avoiding water while a man steers the horse through the flooded street. A house and barn visible in the middleground and a mountain on the left in the background.

A girl, identified as Katherine Johnson, plays on a rocking horse holding a doll with her.

Ricks or sheaves standing in a field tied on top. A man with his back to the camera is bent over working in the middle ground.

A white man, identified as Richard Watson Gilder, stands behind a desk filled with papers, putting a paper in a leather bag. There is a chair on the right. A bookshelf against the wall is filled with books. On top of it, there is a bust of a woman,…

A white man, identified as Richard Watson Gilder, sits in a chair in front of a writing desk filled with papers. A window behind him lets in sunlight.

Local playwright Richard Ballon poses with a copy of his book, enough of a little to know the all, in his community garden in Florence, Massachusetts.

A man, identified as Richard Johnson, and a boy, identified as Stephen Johnson, look at each other, Richard from atop a penny-farthing, and Stephen from the ground. Both have a hand on a wooden beam of the barn.

Local author Rich Michelson poses with copies of his books, Fascinating: the Life of Leonard Nimoy and As Good as Anybody: Martin Luther King, Jr. and Abraham Joshua Heschel's Amazing March Toward Freedom, in front of the Jones Library.