A church with a large clock on a spire stands in the middle of a field with trees growing in a line behind it and next to it. A path cuts through a well-kept lawn in the foreground.
View of the first Amherst College President's House on South Pleasant Street. Its cornerstone was laid by Noah Webster at the close of the inauguration of President Moore on September 18, 1821, the day before the formal opening of the College. The…
A white woman standing in the middle of a cobbled street holding the arms of a small child unsure of their steps. Buildings line the street on both sides with three women standing on the right.
A group of white men stand or sit on the dock looking at a man in a fishing boat. There is a small crane in the middle ground and a wooden building on the left.
Men and boys stand on two fishing boats, working while other boats are out on the water in the middle ground and a hill rises in the background on the left.
Two black men fishing in a river. One is sitting on a rock holding his fishing pole in water while the second man stands nearby working on his fishing pole.
A white man stands on the edge of the Hudson River holding a pipe in one hand and a fishing rod in the other. A second fishing rod is resting on a rock and branch on his left. Trees fill up the shore on the far shore.
Two black teenage boys stand by the edge of a river holding fishing poles, one over the river, the other baiting it. Caption reads: " Fishing in the old canal not far from the State house. They have just baited their hooks and haven't caught…
A white man sits on a pole he is using for fishing at the beach of a river. The pole is holding up a net for fishing. Trees cover the the hills on the far side of the river.
The Fiske/Cutler house was located at the corner of North Pleasant Street and Cowles Lane. The house was razed for the construction of St. Brigid's Church.