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Black and white with greys brought out in developing process. Shown is view from Old North Road to the east from the house in winter. In winter showing wide outlook toward Northampton as written by H.L.P.R., Mrs. Rice. Worthington 1902. Eastern View…

Shown is view in the aftermath of the hurricane off Dingle Road. Photo is sepia tone; tape on front of print 'Hurricane 1938. Below Schoolhouse.' 'Arthur G. Capen; Old Post Road; Worthington, Mass 01098' Presumably near the Capen Schoolhouse.

Shown is view of falls near near Schrades 'Sevenars.' Also known as Bradley Falls. Black and white photo mounted on cardboard. See also Ph99ai.

Black and white photographic Post Card. 'Scene of the Indian Maiden and Her Lover's Death. A scene of the classic 'lover's leap' story. Bee Smith thinks it is just a story. See also 030805-03. Falls are on the middle branch of the Westfield River.…

Black and white photograph: Shown is car on dirt road; cut from scrapbook. The only note is 'Road Below Ringville' Location is estimated. (identify Dot Nelson) Dot has said that winter entertainment when she grew up in South Worthington was to take…

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

Black and white glossy photograph with white lettering on the front: 'Four Corners, Birds Eye View, Worthington, Mass.' See also Ph99ALb for color tinted version of this photograph. This view is taken from about where Dick and Bee Smith currently…

Color tined photo. 'Congregational Church, Worthington, MA' The number '70' appears on the photo. The name 'Thrasher' handwritten on matte board. Shows the south side of the church and horse sheds located to the west of the church building. Church…

Frissel's Inn, Worthington, MA' The number '77' appears on the photo. Color tinted photograph. 'Thrasher' appears on the matte board. This is south of Sheldon Crocker's house (Herb Porter's former house). Barn built by Irving L. Bartlett ca 1900.…

Collins Farm - Worthington, Mass.' Known through 1980s and 1990s as 'Ben Albert's'; is now the Kievitt Place. Color tinted photograph. Number '74' appears on photo. 'Thrasher' handwritten on matte board. The postcard is titled 'The Collins Farm,…

Same image: looking northeast in the Chesterfield Gorge cascades West Chesterfield "on the Worthington Road, Worthington, MA". "In the heart of the Beautiful Berkshires" View of bridge abutment in distance. Harvey Road originally came out to the…

Two postcards: Sepia postcard from sample book of Herbert Berniss Thrasher (1884-1927), photographer. Titled: 'Russell H. Conwell's Fishing Lake, 'Little Gallilee [sic]' So. Worthington, Mass.'
(#24). Thrasher was the son of George M. and Hattie…

Color tinted photograph, 2 copies, looking south to Sam Hill and Harvey Roads on Route 112, a graavel road. The Town Common extends nearly to Sam Hill Road on the west side with front doorstep of the Herbert Porter/Sheldon Crocker House on the…

Color tinted photo. Four Corners, Birds Eye View including Lafayette, from south on 112. See also Ph99b for black and white version of this photograph. Color tinted photo. 'In the heart of the dear old Berkshire Hills' 'Thrasher' handwritten on…

Golf Links, Lafayette Lodge in the distance. 'In the heart of the dear old Berkshire Hills'. The name 'Thrasher' handwritten on the matte board. Color tinted photo. Postcard title: 'In the Heart of the Dear Old Berkshire Hills. Golf Links, Lafayette…

Sepiatone photograph of Glendale Falls. Mounted on board with flowers embossed on the edge. (Could this be a studio photo?)

Color photograph taken during flood of 1987, from Route 112 looking southeast. Water topped spillway.

Color photograph taken during flood of 1987, from Route 112 looking southeast. Water topped spillway.

Color photograph taken during flood of 1987, from Route 112 looking southeast. Water topped spillway.

Sepia tone matted photo showing back of building. See also Ph99f South Worthington. Bradley Falls is mentioned in 'The South Worthington Parish' by Reverend George Reed Moody, p. 63, #11.