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South side of the house visible on the rightand the out buildings connected to the main house visible across the middleground. A couple of people stand in front of an open door in the center of the photograph.

Two children and two adults watch two other children running away from the camera, along the tree-lined path with the town hall and meeting house on the left.

A meadow with several barns in the distance and scattered trees. Mount Warner visible in the background.

A photo of a carriage house with a closed barn door and two side entrances on either side. There are three windows near the roof, one open. A part of a second building can be seen on the right with a large, open barn door.

A group of boys spraying an apple tree in an orchard. Three boys stand on a little carriage pumping, Two others guide the hose and another is spraying the tree.

Two boys sit and two girls and one boy stand by the side of the road (Middle Street). The Town Hall and First Congregational Church visible on the left. Elm trees line the road on each side.

Wagon filled with hay is pulled by a horse away from the camera on Middle street. Across, the Town Hall and First Congregational Church is visible.

Side and back of a barn. "Besse Mills & Co. Clothiers and Hatters Dwight St. Holyoke" painted on the side. The spire of the First Congregational Church visible behind the barn.

A man (possibly Professor Alvord) stands by a pond.

Meeting house and town hall visible on the right. Rows of trees line each side of Middle street, visible on the left. Two cars are in the background driving towards the camera.

Three steps leading up to the double doors with a fan window and footed pilasters on each side of the door.

Back door corner of a colonial house. Elm tree and some saplings stand before the house.

Four women stand by the door of the Allen tavern, and a man is slightly to the right leaning on a penny-farthing. The woman on the left is possibly Martha Laura Johnson. Standing next to her is Fannie or Jannie, sister of Harriet Elizabeth Allen…

Stage coach hitched to four horses stands by the First Congregational Church. Two coachmen sit in the driver's box, people walk around.

Two boys (one possibly Stephen Johnson) stand by a well in front of the Old Hadley Farm Museum.