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An icy road stretches away from the camera and turns right behind a hill. Snow covers the ground. A stone wall runs along the road on the right followed by a steel fence. A house is visible on the hill on the right and other houses line the road on…

Double staircase and career center, viewed from the non-fiction stacks

View of the front of the church and a covering of snow on the ground.

View of the front and right side of the church and a covering of snow on the ground.

A boat in a river moored to the shore. Trees bloom in the middleground with houses and town buildings in the background.

Two boys (one possibly Stephen Johnson) stand by a well in front of the Old Hadley Farm Museum.

A girl, identified as Margaret Johnson, stands with her hands outstretched looking up as the snow falls around her. She is wearing a warm coat, a bonnet, and mittens.

A black man, woman, and a white boy hold a log on their shoulders with one large sack hanging off it and a second one rests on the ground. Other people stand around looking on the scene. A fence runs across the middle ground and trees grow in the…

Two white men kneel on the ground and weed a field. Each has a bag next to him. A white tarp covers the ground near them. A fence runs along the field on the right with a large bare tree in front of it. A house and a number of trees are in the…

A woman, identified as Anna Johnson, wearing a wedding dress of Mrs. Edward Johnson and standing next to a large elm tree. Roger Johnson's house in the background.

Woman seated at room full of weaving looms. Caption on reverse reads, "Arts and Crafts at Jones Library."

One of the marsh sisters weaving horse hair sieves for bolting floor. Some potted plants sit on a table by a window and two doors stand behind the loom.

Image of a woman working alone in an attic on a large loom in the bright daylight from the large window beside her.

A woman stands behind a large loom in an attic with light falling in through the window next to her.

Advertising card for the business of F. H. Howe, a grocer located in Merchants' Row in Amherst in the 1880s. The cartoon on the card shows a drunk monkey and illustrates Victorian humor.