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Williston Hall at Amherst College
View of Williston Hall showing Walker Hall and East College dormitory in the background.
Williston Hall at Amherst College
This building was named in honor of Samuel Williston who donated the money used to construct it. Written on verso: "C.R. White from Mother 1873."
View of the Octagon at Amherst College
View of the Amherst College Observatory from the south end of the Town Common.
View toward Amherst College from the northeast
View across a meadow toward Amherst College with Amherst High School on the right and First Congregational Church on the left.
Walker Hall at Amherst College
Construction of Walker Hall began in 1868. The building was dedicated in 1870, and was gutted by fire in 1882.
Walker Hall at Amherst College
Construction of Walker Hall began in 1868. The building was dedicated in 1870, and was gutted by fire in 1882.
Amherst College buildings on South Pleasant Street
View of the President's House, Morgan Library, and College Hall.
Appleton Cabinet at Amherst College
This building was erected in 1855 and was named for the Hon. Samuel Appleton. It contained the Hitchcock Ichnological Collection, the Gilbert Museum of Indian Relics, and the Adams Zoological Collection.
Interior of Appleton Cabinet at Amherst College
Scene showing rows of glass display cases in a long room with a Native American mural on the far wall.
Walkway south from Johnson Chapel at Amherst College
View of a well-trodden path leading through a row of trees at Amherst College.
East College walkway at Amherst College
Walkway leading through an arch of trees.
East College walkway at Amherst College
Walkway leading through an arch of trees.
Amherst College students
Large group of Amherst College students posing on steps outside a large building.
Classroom scene at Amherst College
Large group of Amherst College students sitting on benches in a classroom and listening attentively.
Senior recitation room at Amherst College
Classroom at Amherst College filled with chairs lined up in rows.