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Photograph taken at Robert Frost's home in Amherst of five poets (from left to right): Joseph Auslander, Robert Frost, Audrey Wurdemann, David Morton, and Robert Francis.

Five flavors of milk showcased on the counter at the Mapleline Farms booth at the 2008 Taste of Amherst.

A view over a hedge, of a field with two white men, each leading two horses, plow a field with another horse visible on the right.

Ferry boat at its headquarters during a Connecticut River flood. Mountains visible in the background.

View of flooded fields and an old covered bridge.

Flooded farmlands, a power line, some trees and a top of a wooden building visible above the water. The Mount Holyoke range visible in the background.

Flooded street, house, barn, and a common lined with trees.

Scan of tag for flood help to flood sufferers, dated for 3 28 1936.

A girl and a boy, identified as Katherine and Irving Johnson, by the edge of the flooding Connecticut River. The boy is standing with his hands in his pockets looking down at the girl who is crouching and playing in the mud with a stick.

Photograph taken from a dry higher ground behind the Roger Johnson house looking toward the farms surrounded by flood water in the Northampton meadows.

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.