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Wagon filled with hay is pulled by a horse away from the camera on Middle street. Across, the Town Hall and First Congregational Church is visible.

View ofa hay wagon stopped at the South Amherst Town Common. In her Reminiscences of South Amherst Clara Dwight describes this image as "Hay wagon at watering trough, preparatory to driving on to the Fairbanks scales to be weighed."

A ferry on the Connecticut River between Hockanum and Northampton with a wagon pulled by two horses filled with hay docking on the Northampton. Samuel Russell sits on top of the wagon while another man docks the ferry. Two boats bump against the…

A horse and an ox hitched to a cart filled with hay in a field. A man sits on top of the wagon while another man and a woman talk near the wagons.

Men loading hay onto a horse-drawn wagon. One man stands on top of the hay, another is hoisting up some hay and a boy is gathering the scathings behind the wagon. Another person is on the far side of the horses, leading them. A large tree stands to…

Pen and Ink Illustration of a man carrying a load of hay down a road. There are mountains in the background and clouds in the sky.

Two women gathering hay with haycocks around the field. Trees grow in the background. The caption reads: "women putting the hay into "pooks."

Two horses hitched to a wagon filled with hay. Two white men sit atop the wagon while three others are gathering hay. Trees grow in the middle ground and a large vine covered manor house is visible in the background.

Three white women in a field with their backs to the camera raking hay. Two farm buildings and some trees are visible in the background.

Pen and ink illustration of a hayrake in use. A woman rides a horse/mule and a man works the handles of the rake behind.

A girl stands in front of a bench with a man sitting behind it, both looking at the slab she is holding in her hands. A door stands to the left and the bench and walls show sings of age.

A woman, identified as Jeanette Reynolds Johnson, sits in a rocking chair while and a girl, identified as Margaret Johnson, sits in a chair next to her, both shelling peas.

A boy sitting on a chair with a plate on his knees peeling an apple. A bowl of apples sits on a table next to him.

A white woman, possibly Anna Johnson, kneeling next to a boy sitting in a chair, helping him with his shoes. There are two images hanging on the wall behind them.

Two men row a small boat away from a ship resting in the Hudson River. The ship is made in the style of a vlieboot from the 17th century.