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Looking up at the two trees at the top of Mount Pollux.

Rooster's was a popular gathering place for the North Amherst community. The business closed in September of 2007, the building was razed, and the new Amherst Survival Center building was constructed on the site.

East side view of the North Amherst Library from across Montague Road.

Looking north on North Pleasant Street with a view of CVS, Roberts Block and St. Brigid's Catholic Church.

Colorful view of the Central Fire Station in downtown Amherst with fire engines and ambulances parked outside. CVS is on the right.

Front view of the colorful Cushman Market and Cafe in North Amherst.

Bench and scenic view on Mount Pollux.

Edward Hitchcock described Mount Pollux, and its twin, Mount Castor, as a "small, rounded eminence, which is cleared and opens from its top one of the most lovely panoramas which nature has formed. All around…

Sign on the peak of the building housing the Harp Irish Pub in North Amherst.

Business sign in front of Watroba's Market in North Amherst.

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

Business sign in front of Cowls Building Supply in North Amherst.

Jumble of posters and various hand made advertisements taped to a wall in the center of Amherst.

Members of the Buddhist Peace Fellowship preparing to march along with the military parade for Recognition Weekend, an event organized at UMass in mid-July, 1986. The event was designed as a vehicle to honor veterans. It drew a large number of people…

Peace vigil which had been held for many years from noon to 1:00 p.m. on the Town Common since 1966.

View upward showing detail of the steeple that is now a part of the Mead Art Museum at Amherst College.