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Rob Bartlett. Portrait picture.

Roads Traveled: Just a Country Boy Trying to Get Along, by Charles A. Bisbee, Jr. Reminiscences of life in Chesterfield. Hardcover with dust jacket, 287 pp. 2002, Modern MemoirsPublishing

Black and white photograph with a view of the road to the Reservoir. This does not appear to be Ridge Road but the access road. There are leaves on the ground indicating early fall. Taken from Rice scrap book called 'Worthington Houses.'

Obverse and reverse of photograph showing jeep track through trees. Similar to photos supporting 2006-115-1 and 2006-115-2

Road from Gagnon

This black and white photo shows aftermath of 1938 hurricane; it was taken from Capen Street.

Black and white picture-postcard of a still river scene taken at an unknown location.

Glass slide showing the Ringville School House on Ring Road.It is numbered 21. . The photograph was taken ca. 1908.The building is now a private home.

Interior view of Ringville School; this black and white photo is torn from album.

Two photos mounted on board connected by a copper string: this one shows group of children sitting for class portrait with teacher maybe on the side of Ringville school; one boy has a bow and arrow.

Two photos mounted on board connected by a copper string: one of Ringville school and the other of a group of childrren.

Black and white 'portrait' of Ringville School in the early spring; this photo torn from album. Ringville school is now the home of Shirley Rida.

Ringville Cemetery on Witt Hill Road. These are all Glass Slides made by Franklyn Hitchcock, resident of Worthington.The numbers on each slide refer to the numbering system used by Hitchcock. This is 29. This is an unidentified house

Black and white glass slide: Ring/Lucey Home at 12 Ring Road, in Ringville. Cracked. House currently occupied by Sarah Buie and Walter Wright. Also owned by George Dodge. Also laminated sheet from 250th in 2018.

Black and white glass slide: Ring Road, Ringville. Unknown photographer, unknown date, but ca. 1910. This is #22. Lucey farm (#12 Ring Road) on the right.

Glossy black and white photograph. View shown is from the south. Identified only as 'Ridge Road'. Location is estimated.

Richmond, Massachusetts, The Story of a Berkshire Town and Its People, 1765-1965,' by Katharine Huntington Annin, Richmond Civic Association, 1964, 214 pp. with foldout map and index. Signed by the author with various clippings about the book and its…

Richard S. Terry. Terry is holding a banjo in this sepia half toned print. Knight Photo, Worcester, MA.

Color photograph showing Richard Smith and Beverly Fairman Smith (Dick Smith & Bee Smith) at COA event at Quabbin, MA

This black and white photograph is a view from the Corners looking towards the Rice/Jenson House and the FSH Library. Also shows two horses pulling what looks like a hay-cutter.