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Two white girls sit on the threshold of a house with an open book between them. Some stones line the entrance and form a small garden along the wall of the house with some plants growing under a window.

A woman sits in a chair near a fireplace reading a letter. A kettle is hanging on a chain in the fireplace.

A young girl, possibly Edith Barstow or Hettie Johnson, standing in front of the blackboard in the Hockanum schoolhouse reading her composition to the class.

Charles Green, Paul Harris, and Ray Stannard Baker stand in front of the Jones Library in 1935

Ray Stannard Baker stands in front of a tree, probably in his backyard. He holds clippers in one hand and his hat in the other.

Ray Stannard Baker harvesting apples (or quince) from one of the fruit trees on his property in Amherst.

Ray Stannard Baker working at his desk in the Jones Library in 1941

Rocks and downed trees in Rattlesnake Gutter ravine.

Two children sit on a horse-drawn hay rake working. A colt stands nearby watching. Trees cover the background, the Fort River Covered Bridge visible on the far right.

A man stands in the doorway of a wooden house with his hands behind his back, looking up. A wooden step leads up to the house with a mat resting on it and grass growing around.

A number of log rafts float on water near the shore. Other logs and rafts rest on the shore. A person stands on a boat and other people are making a raft in the middle ground. A bridge runs across the river .

An image of a ink bottle and quills resting on a wooden table against a wall.

Pen and ink illustration of a castle on an island with a lake in the foreground and a mountain behind the castle.

A view of a lake with an island in the center where ruins of a castle can be seen. Trees cover most of the island and a mountain rises in the background.

A girl and two boys, identified as Margaret, Arthur, and Roger Johnson, pat a snowman with stones for eyes, nose, mouth, and buttons, a straw hat, and wood sticks for hands. A couple trees grow in the middleground, between a barn and a house.