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Hudson Maxim sitting with a girl, possibly his granddaughter Doris, on his lap as they are looking at each other.

A wooden ship loaded with wood sits moored to a dock. Caption on reverse reads "New York Hudson River A schooner loaded with wood"

A white man holds a bucket of water off the edge of a boat. Another man lays across a pile of boards. Caption on reverse reads "New York Hudson River Drawing Water."

A white girl stands looking down at a dog looking up at her. She stands in front of a stone building.

A boy kneeling before a dresser, rummaging in the bottom drawer. A pile of clothes is scattered on the floor next to him as a second boy looks on with his hands in his pocket.

Lithograph of a North American Indian hunting a deer.

Paved road leading to a church past homes along the way. The rear of a car is seen descending down toward the church. A mountain is faintly visible in the background. A field stretches on the right of the road.

Image of town common covered in tree debris after the hurricane, business fronts in background as well as flag at top of flag pole.

Image of two men in the middle of tree debris in front of the Perry Hotel.

A man sits on a stool or stump in a field facing the camera while a boy crouches in front of him, his back to the camera, husking corn with corn sheaves surrounding them. Two houses are visible in the distance at a foot of a mountain.

A young man working at a husking table in the field with many corn stacks in the field behind. Barns to the left, belonging to Roger Johnson, Trees grow in the background.

Farmer husking corn on the field with a pair of horses hitched to a wagon waiting. Stacks of corn and a lone colt visible nearby.

Ice hockey game in progress on the pond at Mass Aggie. Snow is cleared to create walkways around the pond.

Written on back: "Thought maybe when you looked at this it would make you cooler - I am in Deuels talking to Susie. I am using her pencil. I…

Pen and ink illustration of the design used for the cover of the book The New England Country.

Pen and ink illustration of meadow-weed, used in the magazine The Interior in 1898.