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View of the Echo Hill South pond surrounded by trees in fall color.

Exterior view of the front of Edgar Scott's House. Note on back says it was next to a railroad bridge.

A view of a street going downhill with railings in the middle of the pathway and buildings on either side. A woman leads a child downhill while another woman is walking up. Other people are seen farther away. The Edinburgh Castle can be seen rising…

A view of Grassmarket, a wide street with buildings on both sides and street lamps lining the right side. People walk on the street and the sidewalk while a horse drawn cart is riding towards the camera.

A farmhouse and a barn in Hockanum belonging to Edward Johnson, across from Clifton Johnson's house, visible in the background, a large tree in the left foreground, a row of apple trees behind it with a tall ladder leaning against one of the trees.

A farmhouse and a barn in Hockanum belonging to Edward Johnson, across from Clifton Johnson's house. A cropped detail of CJ2110.

An elderly woman sits in a rocking chair outside a house knitting.

This building, located on the line of New London Northern Railroad, was part of the Amherst Gas Company.

Scan of elementary school layout, showing designated spaces, and rooms for each grade.

Edward and Elliot Johnsons' houses with two large trees growing in the foreground.

A girl, a woman and a man (identified respectively as Katherine Johnson, Anna Johnson, and Arthur Johnson) stand by tow large elm trees looking out at a river. Tree lined far bank visible in the middleground.

A large elm tree dominates the foreground with smaller trees to its right. Other trees are visible in the middleground, scattered around a meadow.

Elms on the Hadley common, a path leads away from the perspective of the camera along the trees. Street name later changed to West Street.

Elm trees line the "widest street in the world" on each side of the common, a path runs away from the camera. The trolley stopped at the East side of West Street (originally Front Street).

A two story-house with a smaller two-story addition and portico entrances to each stands among trees growing behind it. A large pile of firewood is collected next to the house.