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Two white young children and a dog, watching a frog sitting on top of a rounded boulder with a large stone building next to them. Some shrubs grow along the wall behind them.

View of the railroad crossing in Cushman with the Cushman Market in the background.

Three double-decker horsebuses (one partially visible) in Trafalgar Square with the view of the Nelson Monument in the middle ground. People sit on the buses, walk around, and one man is riding a bicycle.

A white man stands on a bumboat near a wharf with two men and a woman sitting and looking at the item in his hand.

A white woman, a girl, and two boys sit on a wagon hitched to two horses. A man and a boy walk on the sidewalk on the left. Town buildings are in the background and utility poles run along the road.

An organization chart showing the relationships between voters and town officials in Amherst, Massachusetts in 1939.

Image of men talking in groups around the steps of the town hall in winter. A horse hitched to a sleigh faces away from the camera.

Town hall, a church, and two houses visible on the left, a tree-lined path runs.

Image of Amherst Town Hall with Movie sign on front. Street view angled toward Main St. showing parked cars, trolley lines, and trees.

Color postcard showing trolley beside town common. Image showing single trolley with passengers passing by tree lined town common.

View south across the fenced Town Common toward Amherst College.

A man pulling a boat in water with another man inside the boat and a boy walking next to it, helping to steer it.

A view down a canal with houses on the right and brick buildings on the left. A girl looks over a railing into the canal while a woman stands looking towards her and a man pulls a wheelbarrow behind him. A stone tower is visible above the buildings…

A wagon pulled by a horse with three signs on the back: "Cook Tickets," "Leenane Hotel Tourist Car," and "Railway Tickets." People sit on the sides of the wagon and a woman and a man sit facing forward.

Map of the county of Hampshire, Massachusetts, based upon the trigonometrical survey of the state, the details from actual surveys under the direction of Henry F. Walling.