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Factory Brook Dam (possibly Puffer's Pond), view of a waterfall.

View of waterfall and some foliage on the sides of the foreground.

Mill Valley grist mill on Fort River, also called "Freshman River." Two men stand in the doorway of the mill in the background, there is a pond in the foreground and trees obscure a couple of buildings and either side of the mill.

View from Mount Norwottuck, the highest summit of the Mount Holyoke Range. View from the South Amherst Bay Road apple Orchard. Field and bare apple trees visible in the foreground, mountains faintly visible in the background.

Charlie Johnson listening to Mr. Shumway. A wooden horse-drawn wagon is seen in the foreground. Fields dominate the middleground and town buildings are seen in the background.

Two boys show grandma their kittens, Battleax and Tomahawk, as she stands on the front step of their house.

East Street schoolhouse in the middleground, some trees in front of the school, a path runs across the image in the foreground.

The South Amherst meetinghouse visible in the middleground, a house to its right and a tree to its left, a path runs across the foreground.

View of the Historical Society and the Daughters of the Revolution building in the middleground, two trees stand in front, path leads up to the door.

Amherst College chapel in the right-center of the photograph, flanked by dormitory buildings, trees obscure the dormitory on the left, a slope and steps lead up to the chapel.

A woman carrying a basket under each arm faces away from the camera walking down a snowed road. Buildings and trees visible in the background.

A corn-filled carriage drawn by two horses riding up the road towards the camera, fields seen on each side and mountains faintly visible in the distance.

Two men bundle corn in a field in Fort Meadow, a third man is visible behind a second bundle, mountains faintly visible in the background.

Entrance to the colonial barn, house of Ye Old Hadley Farm Museum. Barn doors are open, stacks of hay visible inside.

A round gravestone with rounded shoulders, image of two figures surrounded by flowers. Inscription reads: Sacred to the memory of Capn Moses Porter, who was born at Hadley January 13th AD. 1721 & was slain by the Indians near Crown Point in the…