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View of the Amherst College Beta Theta Pi fraternity house. It stood on the corner of Maple Avenue (now Boltwood Avenue) and College Street. It was demolished in 1914 to make way for the new Beta Theta Pi house.

A group of women and men walk along a street with a two men and two women sitting on a wagon led by horses. There are three signs on the back of the wagon: "Leenane hotel tourist car","cook tickets", and "railway tickets."

Local author Beverly Duncan poses with her book, Explore the Wild.

Bicyles resting in the bicycle stand in front of Hastings store on South Pleasant Street.

A woman and a man, identified as Margaret Converse Johnson and Roger Johnson, riding bicycles on a gravel road. He is on the ground, having fallen off, with his penny-farthing behind him, and she is next to him on a boneshaker looking down at him.

Game room at the Amherst House showcasing several pool tables.

A young girl standsing next to a dog, with a toddler sitting at her feet. The children are identified as Nancy Johnson Rutter and William Frederick Rutter

A man binding grass in a field with stacks standing behind him and another field in the middle ground with trees in the background on the right.

A view of birch trees by a road. A fence separates the road from a field.

Two white boys stand on the branches of a birch tree while two boys kneel on the ground and another stands looking down with a bag at his feet. Utility poles and railroad tracks cut across the middle ground and trees grow in the background.

Pen and ink illustration of a girl looking into a hedge.

Panoramic lithograph of Amherst. Perspective map not drawn to scale.

A view of a farmhouse, slightly uphill from the camera, with attached buildings forming a letter C. A tree stands on the right blocking a part of the house with a bush obscuring the house on the left. Other trees visible behind the house.

A saltbox house visible across a road in the space between two diverging roads. The house is surrounded by a stone wall. Street in front of the house has trolley tracks on it.

A view of a white, somewhat dilapidated house, separated from the dirt road by a fence which extends into the middle ground on the right. Some bare trees grow around the house and a second house is visible on the right.