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Flood waters surround farm buildings. A cow and a chicken stand behind a fence on the right in the foreground. A boat is moored nearby. The buildings on the left side belonged to Oscar Johnson and to Clifton Johnson on the right.

Bank of the Connecticut River in Hockanum with floodwood logs along the bank. Some scattered bare trees and two houses are visible on the bank. The first house belonged to the Mt. Holyoke Summit House and the second was an ice house.

The whole auditorium at the Jones Library was filled with flowers during this flower show held in 1935. This view shows the portion of the show that filled the stage.

Flower Show Jones Auditorium 8 Sep. 1934, image of 6 tables set to display a variety of flowers at each.

Interior view showing flowering plants inside Durfee Plant House at Massachusetts Agricultural College in Amherst.

Two boys and a girl, identified as Arthur S., Roger, Margaret (later Rutter) Johnson flying a kite. Arthur is squinting and looking up, Roger is holding a long stick, and Margaret is pointing towards the kite but looking away.

French cooking expert Charlotte Turgeon demonstrates cooking with chocolate.

A man walks across a narrows wooden bridge that goes over a stream. A dirt road runs into the stream on the far side and two other men and a boy are standing on the road. Planks of wood are arranged on the side of the road behind them and bare trees…

A man stands by a an incline with stone walls on either side with water running down it. Trees stand on either side of the water.

A pond with its dam on the right side of the photograph. Bare trees grow around the pond and hazy mountains are faintly visible in the background.

A stone, multi-story building is on the right with some stones loose and many windows broken. Some bare trees grow on the right and in the background and some snow lies on the ground.

A dirt road runs across the foreground with a fence running along it on the left. Some buildings are visible in the background on the right.

A view of a cannon in the foreground aimed towards a lake. Short stone walls are on the right and turn left in the middle ground. Three more cannons are at the walls. Some trees grow behind the wall.

This is Fort Juniper, the home of poet Robert Francis in Amherst, Massachusetts. In the summer of 1940 Robert Francis bought 1/2 acre of land on which to build a house. The entire cost of his 20 foot by 22 foot house was $1500. He called his home…

Fort Juniper, the home of Robert Francis, appears in the left corner with a 1927 or 1928 Chevrolet and a 1941 Dodge Business Coupe parked in the driveway.