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Three white girls sitting on a long wooden bench sewing. Two of them are looking at their own work while the third girl is looking at them.

Sheep and a farm boy face away from the camera on a upland pasture that outlooks the Connecticut river and distant mountains.

A view of the Strand with some horse-carriages and people walking around on the sidewalk with buildings on either side of the street and a church straight ahead in the middle ground.

A black boy stands holding a mug while a black man kneels on the ground by a fire pit. He is petting a dog that is standing next to him. A second dog is near a standing wooden pole holding up a small camp. Caption reads: "the man is getting dinner…

A white woman washing clothes in a building with water in a large basin before her and a column supporting the roof and a short stone wall. Other town buildings are visible behind her.

A flooded area with a two story house in the middle ground flanked by tall trees by either side. Other houses and buildings are on the left in the background.

A group of white men stand on a wooden sidewalk of a town. A sign over the sidewalk reads "S.E. HARE'S STORE." More town buildings are visible in the background on the right.

Campus scene during the inauguration of Amherst College President Alexander Meiklejohn. Students wear robes.

Colored postcard of SCO126.

A woman walks towards Independence Hall, a red brick façade building with a white bell tower and steeple. A bronze statue of John Barry on a pedestal stands in front of Independence Hall.

Two Native American girls stand near a small wigwam made of blankets. One is holding a pail in her hand. Caption reads: "Indian children and their play-wigwam. Farther back is the bark wigwam that is their home."

Several grass and weed covered mounds in a field down from the fence along a road. Several houses are seen on the right.

Roaring water going over rocks on the left side of the image and calm water flowing on the right side. Trees grow on banks of the river and mountains are hazily visible in the background. The dam separates Greenfield and Montague.

Front cover of Dr. Charles Eastman's book, Indian Heroes and Great Chieftains, published in 1920

A boat in the middle of a river with a man sitting facing the camera, rowing. A boy is sitting behind him and a woman is facing him with a second boy behind her. A second man sits with his back to the camera holding an oar and steering the boat. Some…