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North garden entrance and rear of 1993 addition

Men working in a park (possibly Forest Park). Three men are raking while three others are tending the grass. A fountain is visible in the middle ground and trees and shrubs grow around the park.

A cistern, a brick building, and a tall chimney by the side of the Connecticut River. A little wooden shed with a sign: Boat and Canoe Livery stands on the water with a little pier attached.

A large, stone, medieval city gate, possibly the Walmgate Bar, with people walking around and one cow in the middle ground.

A closed wooden gate with a stone wall leading up to a church surrounded by bare trees in the background.

Two men stand on a boat collecting flood trash wood from the swollen Connecticut river. A house and a barn, belonging to Elliot Johnson visible on the left, a mountain rises on the right.

A man gathers Spanish moss from a tree he climbed on while a second man stands on the ground looking up. A small boat sits in a stream nearby.

A boy walks through snow carrying a yoke over his shoulders with a bucket of maple sap on each side. Maple trees extend behind him.

A man stands on a sled hitched to two horses with a large wooden barrel on top. He is pouring a bucket into the large barrel. Trees surround him and some large, dead tree stumps are in the foreground.

A man is standing in the street holding a walking stick in his right hand and blowing on a horn. Sheep and lambs run ahead of him down the street with houses lining both sides.

A white woman stands in a field holding fragments of wood. A small girl stands in front of her. A man stands nearby , in front of a small sled filled with wood fragments and hitched to a horse. A calf sits on the ground near the horse and a fence…

This view, taken from Morgan Library, shows nearly all the college buildings.

Colored map included in the geological survey completed by Edward Hitchcock showing the mineral deposits in the state of Massachusetts.

View of the brick hat factory on Main Street owned by George B. Burnett.

George Johnson leaning on a penny-farthing on grass in front of a house.