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A man with a larger beard sits in front of a class of school children. Caption on back reads "Catskills a visit from the committee man."

A man stands looking at two gravestones. Caption on back reads "the little cemetery at the turn of the road not far from the Burroughs home. It used to scare him when he was a boy if he had to pass it at night."

A flock of sheep graze under the shade of a large tree. Caption on reverse reads "New York Catskills In a Roxbury sheep pasture."

An elderly woman sits in a rocking chair paring apples. Caption on reverse reads "Catskills Paring apples. Mrs. Grant, mother -in- law of both Curtis and Eden Burroughs, at the Homestead."

A two story wooden home sits alongside a rode. A long full laundryline stretches out from the home towards the camera. Caption on reverse reads "Catskills a wayside home."

A man works in a cornfield, a white house is seen in the background.

Snow covers the fields and rolling hills, a large hill is seen in the background. Caption on reverse reads "New York Winter in the Catskills."

A horse drawn sleigh sits in the snow outside of a two story home. Three women and a man sit in the sleigh, while another person attends to the horses. Another man is seen holding an axe. Caption on reverse reads "Catskills Roxbury Going to town."

A man repairing a stone wall. A house is seen in the background.

North Amherst Congregational Church visible across the road, a coniferous tree in the front and houses located on either side of the church.

Memorial Hall located in the background on the right,a pond is seen in the foreground, a few people stroll along the pond.

Three children, two girls and a boy stand on the common with the meeting house, trees and houses visible in the background.

A slope filled with rocks and fallen trees, extensive forest visible on the left side of the photograph and in the background.

View of Montague Road on the right of the image, field in the foreground, North Congregational Church and multiple houses visible through trees in the background.

Entrance to the house of Emily Dickinson, four steps lead up to a small landing with two columns on each side buttressing a second floor balcony.