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A man, possibly Chester L. Johnson, standing on a road in Hockanum. He is standing by our cows while two women walk behind them, looking at the camera. A fence lines the road on the far side with an orchard and a barn behind it. Mount Holyoke is…

Five white men stand on a pier holding a large net while another man stands in a boat passing the net. There is a boat on either side of him and two ladders leading up to the pier. A large wooden building is in the background.

A tomb standing among rocks near a large body of water. A lighthouse stands near a house on an island in the background.

Two white men sit in chairs in front of a wooden house. One is swinging back and leaning against the wall, while the other is leaning forward in the chair and looking at the first man. A sidewalk extends straight into the background with a fence and…

Two men and a dog sitting under a cluster of trees, talking with a man with a cane standing next to a large open wooden door.

Two men, one resting his hands on a pitchfork and facing the camera, and the other facing the first man, talk in front of a large, open barn door. A large poster advertising a circus is taped to the door and wheels of carriages are visible inside.

Daily tally board, in the periodical lounge, during the January 1977 inventory of the Jones Library

Two white boys stand in a garden, one holding a rabbit, the other stooping over and petting a rabbit on the ground. Trees bloom on the right while flowers grow on the left.

Photograph of John Stanley walking beside his daughters, Tammy and Susan, who are riding ponies. They are on Potwine Street in South Amherst. A dog can be seen standing in the background.

A white girl leans towards a spile inserted into a tree while a boy stands in front of the tree looking on. There is a pail on the ground next to her and a fence runs across the image. A barn is in the background with a wagon in front of it and some…

Warrant to Nathan Dickinson, constable, for collection of taxes in Third Precinct of Hadley (now Amherst).

Warrant to Nathan Dickinson, constable, for collection of taxes in Third Precinct of Hadley (now Amherst).

Local authors Ted Rau and Jerry Koch-Gonzalez pose with copies of their books, Many Voices One Song and Muchas Voces Una Canción.

A white man stands in front of a house with one foot up on the step and the other on the ground gesticulating with his hands and looking at a woman and a man standing in the doorway of a house.

An elderly woman sits on a chair with a paper in her lap looking at a boy sitting in a chair across from her holding a hat and looking at her. Another chair stands against the wall by a window with its curtains drawn behind the boy.