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Black and white photo of Alfred W. Trow (1862-1938). Proprietor of the Worthington Inn

Black and white glossy of Alfred Watson Trow (1862-1938). His wife, Ida (1861-1933), was daughter of Jacob Bartlett, first innkeeper. The Trows were were owners of Worthington Inn.' View from Four Corners. This image was used in Papers on the History…

143a is a black and white photograph of the home of Alfred Thayer (b. July 10th, 1848, Montague) and Annie Magurie [sic?]. Alfred moved to Worthington in 1850 and later married Annie on September 28th, 1867 in Cummington, where they lived before…

Alfred Thayer. 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 42. This was originally identified by Lyn Horton as 'Alfred Thayer and…

Black and white photograph showing Alfred Stevens(left) and Guy Fitzroy, in fancy dress, standing in front of barn or carriage house. Probably Worthington.

Brief description of family of Alfred (d. 1953) and Dorothy Corbett Stevens. Mentioned are son John Stevens (d. 1997; m. Mary Richardson; daughters Karen and Beth); son James Stevens (m. Carol Patterson, children: Matthew, Jason, Heather and Lynn). …

Alfred and Bernice Kilbourn, children of Charles and May Kilbourn. Alfred died at 8 years of age in 1912.

Daily Hampshire Gazette page 1 and A4 story written by Sean Reagan on 'Potato Empire down to dust - foreclosure auction final blow for grower - Albert Farms a Legacy Undone' about auction on August 19, 2006 which was nullified and another was held…

Sepia tone photograph of Albert Kirkham, Miss Mead, and Mr. Cooley playing with a heiffer at the side of an unidentified barn. Photograph mounted on board.

Photograph of a New York Times article titled 'Potato Trader Accused' about the failure of A. E. Albert and A. E. Albert & Sons, Inc. to make required reports relating to transactions in potato futures. Alberie Albert is A. E. Albert. The article is…

Black and white photographic post card of Old Albert Farms Office, Open view without bushes. Beautiful photograph. The farm operation passed from Alberie Albert, its founder, to his son Ben. The barn attached to the house that was later occupied by…

Black and white photograph showing Albert Trow (1862-1938) and Ida Bartlett Trow(1861-1933) seated in a carriage nearing the Worthington Inn, which they owned. The photographer is unknown. Alfred and Ida (Bartlett) Trow. Black and white to sepia…

Black and white photograph of the home of Albert A. Paul (b. October 1st, 1840, Chicopee) and Isabelle Parmenter (b. August 24th, 1843). The couple married on May 10th, 1891. Paul moved to Holyoke in 1851. Isabelle was the sister of Emma J.…

Full paper. From Albany, N.Y., Knickerbocker Press, Sept. 18, 1917.
Ten pages.

Black and white to Sepia tone portrait of Agnes Cole Cutler, by White, 1546 Broadway, New York. Three quarter bust length with lovely hairdo and formal dress. Mounted on card.

10 page brochure adverting the Worthington Inn

Sepia photograph of board with poster advertising Katharine McDowell Rice play 'Guilty O' Trespass.' Poster states: 'Farewell Week! of the Northampton Players, Commencing Monday, April 20 -- The World and His Wife -- William Faversham's Greatest…