Image of man in front of automobile that has be crushed by a very large tree. He has one foot in the car and is posed as if to be stepping out of the car, he is wearing glasses, a flannel button up shirt and simple pants.
Image of three men at a pile of tree debris, one is using a large broom to gather debris, to his left the other two men are standing, beside the debris and parked cars.
A sketch of the epigraph page featuring a quote Ralph Waldo Emerson's The Snow-Storm: "Announced by all the trumpets of the sky, Arrives the snow, and driving o'ver the fields, seems nowhere to alight: the whited air Hides hills and woods, the river…
A sketch draft of the cover of a chapter page with stylized "January" written on the bottom right and a mock-up of a framed illustration above on the left.
A pencil sketch of the first page of New England Year with the word "January" written in capital letters on top in the center with lines symbolizing text.
A pencil sketch of a hearth on the bottom right of the page and a quote on top left reading: "Heap the yule fagots high, Till the red light fills the room! It is home's own hour when the stormy sky Grows thick with evening gloom."
A design of the cover chapter titled "January" with the word stylized on three lines on the bottom right. A photograph of a snowy road and bare trees with a decorative frame on the bottom and right. A sketch of a road and a farm building is on the…
A pencil sketch of a cover page with: "The Old Folks of New England and other sketches" written on top and "written and illustrated by Clifton Johnson." A small drawing of a well-sweep is in between. The bottom includes the copyright year:…