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Two identical black and white oval portraits of Harry Lewis Bates (1885-1971) as a young man - early 20s or late teens.

Black and white oval portrait of Harry Lewis Bates (1885-1971) as a young man - early 30s.

Harry S. Witt (1857-1929), death notice. Also mentioned in article are Elizabeth Damon Witt, Edna Witt, Mrs. Wendell Fisk. Mrs. Emma E. Sanderson, and Mrs. George Geer.

Hartford Register, Sept. 3, 1897.

This video depicts the mechanical harvesting of a spruce plantation that was planted in the 1930's as part of a 'make work' project on the part of a wealthy landowner.

This black and white glossy photograph is of the Gebel House on Lindsay Road. Formerly Dwight Raymond's house. Several owners before Hassan Gebel. See also Box 17, GN065 for original Howes Brothers slide. (Roske, Richardson, LaRock). Separate Gothic…

Obituary for Hattie Blackman Capen (Mrs. Granville) (1859-1950). Mother of Arthur Capen.

Black and white photograph of Hattie Granger Bates (1884-1933) on horseback in front of house (possibly 'The Heritage'). Taken from scrapbook.

Black and white photograph of 'Hay wagon Ready to go to the Barn' showing loaded hay wagon with Guy Bartlett (1882-1970) at the top. Undated, but early 1920s

Digital copy of paid invoice dated Dec 1884 from Hayden and Son, Ringville, for clipper sleds purchased by Cutler Plympton & Co. in Northampton. 4 #2 sleds cost $3.00, 2 #1 sleds cost $183.

Black and white photograph of neighborhood haying party on Burr farm during Franklin Burr's illness

Black and white photograph of neighborhood haying party on Burr farm during Franklin Burr's illness

Reapers on the J. H. Bartlett Farm. 5 people haying with a two-horse mowing machine. This is a sepiatone photo which presents a very faint image.

Black and white photograph of neighborhood haying party on Burr farm during Franklin Burr's illness Andrus Burr ' believes the man holding a coffee cup is Pete McEwen, and behind Olive Cole’s left shoulder is {I think} Herb Porter.'

Neighborhood haying party on Burr farm during Franklin Burr's illness

Neighborhood haying party on Burr farm during Franklin Burr's illness.

Neighborhood haying party on Burr farm during Franklin Burr's illness

Neighborhood haying party on Burr farm during Franklin Burr's illness

Glass slide showing hay wagon piled with hay, being pulled by oxen near a farm house. There is an unidentified driver on the wagon.Haying Scene. These are all Glass Slides made by Franklyn Hitchcock, resident of Worthington. The slide in numbered 76.…

Black and white photograph mounted on blackboard. 'Hayride to Damon's Pond'. The script of 'Damon's' is obscure.