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Two men, both wearing hats and overalls, use a two-man saw to cut down a tree between them. Other trees are visible around them.

A front yard of a house with a shed at one end and the day's wash drying in the breeze at the other end. A broken cart sits askew near the right end of the house. Two trees frame the view of the house.

A woman dressed in a pilgrim outfit stands by the woods.

An old cemetery with three boys lying on the grass between the gravestones with a fenced obelisk behind them. A church steeple is visible above the trees in the background.

Two men using a two-man saw cutting a fallen tree into logs. One man has a long pole that he is partially sitting on with the other end under the tree trunk they are sawing.

A cow stands looking at the camera wearing a cowbell with a pasture behind it.

A woman sits on a chair by a window with a girl standing in front of her holding a straw hat with flowers. Three potted plants stand on the windowsill and a blackboard hangs next to the window with a "Faith Hope and Charity" sign hanging on the other…

A man stands in a doorway to a store while another man sits on a chair and a third on the steps in front , all looking at the camera.

A three story tavern building which looks as if a rear portion was added to the front because of difference in color and window spacing. A shed is attached to the rear of the tavern. A porch stretches across the front and a tree stands in front of…

A woman sitting on a bench in a kitchen facing the camera and churning butter. An umbrella stands in the corner and three brass candlesticks are on a shelf at the top of the photograph.

A woman standing in front of a table covered with sewing while she is trying to thread a needle. She is warmly dressed with a quilted bonnet on and a shawl over her shoulders.

Two men stand on a wagon drawn by two horses working. A mountain is visible in the background.

A woman sits in a rocking chair facing away from the camera churning butter.

An image of two gravestones in a cemetery overgrown by wild grass. One in memory of Mr. Timothy Dexter who died October 25 A.D. 1806 and he other in memory of Elizabeth Dexter who died in 1809.

A memorial plaque at the Newburyport Episcopal Church reading "Mr. Timothy Dexter generously gave the sum of $333.33 Towards the Finishing & Ornamentation of this Church.