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Two men pick apples from a tree. One man is on a tall laddere picking, the other is transfering apples from a basket to a large barrel. Two more barrows stand nearby, another tree is visible to the left and Mt. Tom looms in the background.

A large maple tree stands near the road with corn fields on either side of the road.

A man standing near a large walnut tree in the middleground. Part of a field and grass visible in the foreground.

Men loading hay onto a horse-drawn wagon. One man stands on top of the hay, another is hoisting up some hay and a boy is gathering the scathings behind the wagon. Another person is on the far side of the horses, leading them. A large tree stands to…

About twelve men crossing the Connecticut river on a ferry installing the wire. Some ice visible on the near shore.

A man and a boy, identified as possibly Ed Johnson and "state boy," hoe in the field. A large tree and Mt. Tom visible in the background, a part of a barn visible on the right.

Two man row in a boat on the flooded land next to the Hockanum schoolhouse and its outhouse. Trees sprinkled throughout and Mt. Tom visible in the background.

Image of weeds called docks in a field of hay with trees in the background.

A group of boys and girls harvest ice onto a cart pulled by two horses.

A woman in doorway with a broom looking toward a man in the yard standing. A sawhorse is visible behind him in the open shed.

An elegantly dressed woman, possibly Hettie Johnson, holding a parasol stands in the road as she looks toward the trees to see a singing bird. A drawing of this photograph was used on p. 65 of Picturesque Hampshire by Charles F. Warner, 1890.

A farmhouse and a barn in Hockanum belonging to Edward Johnson, across from Clifton Johnson's house, visible in the background, a large tree in the left foreground, a row of apple trees behind it with a tall ladder leaning against one of the trees.

A view of the front and side of a saltbox house with two large trees and Mt. Holyoke in the background. Identified as the oldest house, 1743, later moved, became the Edith Barstow house, possibly on Barstow Lane.

A boy feeding the sheep in an enclosure at the foot of Mt. Holyoke.

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.