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Images of monogrammed walking stick owned by Samuel Minot Jones

A lone pedestrian struggles to move forward through thick snow on the sidewalk in front of the Evergreens (William Austin Dickinson House).

A woman and a man walk along a road, both carrying wicker baskets on their backs. Some hills are hazily visible in the background.

A two-story tavern with two chimneys and a porch and balcony across the front stands a little uphill from the road. A large tree grows in front of it with other trees around it. Houses and barns partly visible behind and downhill from the tavern.

Construction of Walker Hall began in 1868. The building was dedicated in 1870, and was gutted by fire in 1882.

Construction of Walker Hall began in 1868. The building was dedicated in 1870, and was gutted by fire in 1882.

The second incarnation of Walker Hall, shown here from the front with a circular walkway, was completed in 1883 after the original building was gutted by fire. A portion of the outside wall survived the fire, was strengthened on the inside and…

The second incarnation of Walker Hall, shown here from the side, was completed in 1883 after the original building was gutted by fire. A portion of the outside wall survived the fire, was strengthened on the inside and incorporated into the new…

This is the original building constructed in 1868-1870 through gifts of money by William J. Walker and others. It was built to house the departments of Mathematics, Astronomy, and Natural Philosophy, and included a valuable collection of minerals…

This is the original building constructed in 1868-1870 through gifts of money by William J. Walker and others. It was built to house the departments of Mathematics, Astronomy, and Natural Philosophy, and included a valuable collection of minerals…

This is the original building constructed in 1868-1870 through gifts of money by William J. Walker and others. It was built to house the departments of Mathematics, Astronomy, and Natural Philosophy, and included a valuable collection of minerals…

This is the original building constructed in 1868-1870 through gifts of money by William J. Walker and others. It was built to house the departments of Mathematics, Astronomy, and Natural Philosophy, and included a valuable collection of minerals…

Originally constructed in 1871 through the generosity of Dr. W. J. Walker, this building was destroyed by fire in 1882, and rebuilt in 1883. This is the second incarnation of Walker Hall. It contained lecture and recitation rooms and offices for the…

This is the second incarnation of Walker Hall, built after the first building was gutted by fire in 1882. This building was torn down to clear the site for the construction of the Robert Frost Library at Amherst College.

A view of Walden Pond down hill from the perspective of the camera through some trees. Other trees surround the pond. Two people are barely visible sitting on the edge of the pond.