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Watercolor painting of a rural scene.

Document conferring credentials to Clifton Johnson to be a delegate at the Democratic State Convention in Boston, in 1894.

Wedding invitation for Clifton Johnson's marriage to Anna McQueston in 1896.

Clifton Johnson sits on a step whispering into a courting stick while Anna holds the other end to her ear listening on the steps of a museum.

Two white women, one holding a baby, walk on a path near a stone railing separating them from the Thames River. An obelisk, Cleopatra's Needle, is in the middle ground and some trees and other people in front of it.

A white man stands facing away from the camera holding a double edged axe as he works on cleaning the dead trees. Some bare trees grow in the middle ground and background.

A boy using a long handled shovel to clear away the snow. He is working next to a porch that has several sap carrying buckets lined up on it. A sled is in the snow in the left foreground.

A woman polishes a pewter plate standing in front of a large display cabinet filled with pewter plates, mugs, and jars. A chair stands next to her.

Two boys cleaning off the horse's leg. A pile of fire wood on the left and a massive barn, possibly belonging to McQueston, stands on the right.

A man standing in a doorway of a house looking at another man standing nearby with one leg raised cleaning his shoe.

A group of men stand around on rocks by the water on Monhegan Island. One is cleaning a fish while the other four look on. There is a barrel and a bucket next to him and seagulls are gathered further along the rocks. A building with a pier is visible…

Three men clean fish on a table with two large wooden barrels next to them for the cleaned fish. A stack of carcasses rests on the ground next to the table.

View of the classroom of Frank H. Loud, a professor of mathematics at Amherst College. Class is in session. Professor Loud taught mathematics at Amherst College from 1873 to 1876.

View of the classroom of Thomas Cushing Esty, a professor of mathematics at Amherst College. Class is in session. Professor Esty taught mathematics at Amherst College from 1895-1901 and 1905-1941.

Large group of Amherst College students sitting on benches in a classroom and listening attentively.