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Black and white glass negative photograph of William G. Rice Jr.. around 5 or 6 with older man in fez seated on doorstep of farmhouse. Titled 'On the great room doorstep' They are holding cats and there are two dogs. Note accompanying box of photos…

Black and white glass negative photograph of boy, presumed to be, William G. Rice Jr.. around 4 or 5 with young girl of same age. Titled 'Saving the Sunflower Seeds'. Note accompanying box of photos says: Pictures printed by Mr. Arthur Tuttle from…

Black and white glass negative photograph of two little girls sitting on porch during spring. Titled 'On dining room porch', 1895 spring. Titled 'Saving the Sunflower Seeds'. Note accompanying box of photos says: Pictures printed by Mr. Arthur Tuttle…

Black and white glass negative photograph of William G. Rice Jr, seated in upholestered wing chair. Titled 'Taking a nap', no date. Note accompanying box of photos says: Pictures printed by Mr. Arthur Tuttle from old glass negatives taken by Mrs. Wm.…

Black and white glass negative photograph of William G. Rice Jr, standing in woods. Title 'Beech woods at farm' No date. Note accompanying box of photos says: Pictures printed by Mr. Arthur Tuttle from old glass negatives taken by Mrs. Wm. G. Rice,…

William G. Rice Jr, standing in doorway with older man. Badly worn. Titled '3 generations preparing fish,' 1899. Note accompanying box of photos says: Pictures printed by Mr. Arthur Tuttle from old glass negatives taken by Mrs. Wm. G. Rice,…

Black and white photograph of Burr/house on nw corner of Sam Hill and Huntington roads. This house was built by a Burr (identify Ted Porter) and in the picture has a lovely porch on 2 sides. There is an early car in the drive of the 'Golden Horse' on…

Sepia tone photograph of Pease family gathering in 1929. Back row: Unknown, Gladys, E. Barent, Effie. In front: Fran Elder Ed & Effie. Gladys holding Barent and Maurice in front of Effie. Digital archive only; photocopy in file.

Digital image only. On front: 'Main Street, Looking West' On back: Newvochrome, No, E 433, Pub. by The Springfield news Company. Addressed to Miss Ruth Burwell, Stafford Springs, Conn. Message: 'Quite a lot of children here. Two girls about your…

On front: The Commons, Worthington, Mass. W. M. Shaw's Series. Handwritten: '8-1-02. Dear A & J. Has the last few days been warm enough for you? The thermometer was 92 [degrees] yesterday, the same as it was the day of the fire but more breeze. Papa…

Black and white photograph of Ralph A. Moran house, also know as Parsons Camp. This was not, as previously identified, a 'Sears Kit' . It was built ca. 1935, is immediately south of the Town Hall, was renovated in 1952 by Ralph A. Moran and became…

Two black and white photographs of land in front of R. A. Moran House showing 6 school buses bacing house with white-painted church in the background. R. A. Moran owned the school bus company and parked his vehicles on Route 112.

Black and white photograph of the Jonathan Woodbridge house currently occupied by Scott Heyl and Marie Burkhardt, shown from Buffington Hill Road in winter. Note porch on the west side.

Black and white photograph showing white-painted Congregational Church from the south in summertime.

Black and white photograph showing front portico of Congregational Church with a February snow pile. Church is painted white.

Black and white photograph of front of the Ralph A. Moran house (a.k.a. Parsons Camp) taken in the summertime. The front door was not used after the 1952 renovation. The entrance was around the back.

Black and white photograph of the north side of Ralph A. Moran's house (a.k.a. Parsons Camp), taken in the summer but before the gardens were fully developed.

Black and white photograph of Town Hall showing young yews which are beginning to cover up the classical lines. The side ell has not yet been added. Taken in the winter by Margaret (Marge) Moran.

Black and white photograph of Town Hall taken by Margaret (Marge) Moran in February 1958 and showing the snow arch that was carved by Emerson Davis.

Black and white photograph taken by Margaret (Marge) Moran of front facade of FSH town library. Taken in winter.