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A boy stands on a hay tedder leading a horse in Hockanum. A barn is visible in the background and a mountain on the left.

A large mullein plant with a large tree and gated fence in the background south of Roger Johnson's house.

Main road after a rain shower from Hadley to Hockanum and South Hadley. Edward Johnson's house visible on the right side of the road with a fenced garden and some trees around the house.

A man cutting down rye in a Hockanum field. He faces away from the camera. Woods and Mt. Holyoke visible in the background.

A boy leans on a a hoe in an onion patch in Hockanum. He is looking away from the camera towards farm buildings visible behind. The patch belonged to Edward Johnson.

A boy hoeing corn in a field, looking down, facing away from the camera. Mt. Holyoke visible in the background.

A boy is hanging off the back of a horse-drawn avoiding water while a man steers the horse through the flooded street. A house and barn visible in the middleground and a mountain on the left in the background.

An elderly woman sits in a rocking chair outside a house knitting.

Charles A. Eastman stands outside in front of bushes and trees wearing traditional dress and holding a tomahawk. Photograph by Frank A. Waugh

Charles A, Eastman is seen from the waist up wearing a headdress and holding a tomahawk. Photograph by Frank A. Waugh

Front cover of Dr. Charles Eastman's book, Indian Heroes and Great Chieftains, published in 1920

Pamphlet advertising Dr. Charles Eastman's School of the Woods At Granite Lake, New Hampshire July 1, 1915 "The Summer Camp with a Difference"

Pages 2 and 3 of a pamphlet for Oahe (The Hill of the Vision): A Camp for Girls at Granite Lake in New Hampshire, July and August 1916. Dr. Charles Eastman offers a welcome message and describes his plan for the camp.

Front cover of the pamphlet for Ohiyesa (The Winners): A Camp for Boys, a boys at Granite Lake in New Hampshire, July and August, 1917

Portrait photograph of Dr. Charles Eastman in traditional dress. Photograph was probably taken by Frank Waugh