View of the Epiphyllum Hookeri (night-blooming cactus) photographed with magnesium light.
"There were parties to watch the rare night-blooming cereus unfold. It was not so uncommon in Amherst as in other places because of the Agricultural College.…
A view of Niagara Falls from a viewing platform. A bench and a tree are in the foreground and a second platform is further up on the right. An arched steel bridge crosses the water on the left, partly obscured by the tree in the foreground.
A view of the Shoshone with water mist obscuring parts of it. Some trees grow on a steep rocky incline on the right and a mountain is visible in the background.
A white woman helps a young girl stand on a railing separating a dirt path from the water as they look down. Niagara falls stretches in the middle ground and some buildings are visible on the shore in the background.
A view of some city buildings lining a side of a paved road. A three story brick building is in the foreground with a two story brick building next to it, followed by residential houses.
Dwight E. Newport and probably Ralph Elwin Newport standing before a brick building. Both boys are smartly dressed and hold what appear to be newspapers.
Newspaper clipping from the Springfield Union, publish January 11, 1939. Titled: "Dr. C. A. Eastman, Sioux Lecturer and Writer, Dies: Prominent Former Resident of Amherst Once in U.S. Indian Service"
A pencil sketch of the first page of New England Year with the word "January" written in capital letters on top in the center with lines symbolizing text.
A sketch draft of the cover of a chapter page with stylized "January" written on the bottom right and a mock-up of a framed illustration above on the left.
A design of the cover chapter titled "January" with the word stylized on three lines on the bottom right. A photograph of a snowy road and bare trees with a decorative frame on the bottom and right. A sketch of a road and a farm building is on the…