North Amherst (Mass.) North Amherst Library
Close-up colorized view of the North Amherst Library, with electric (?) poles in front and two buggies in back. On verso, a listing of the open hours for the library has been printed under the words, "The North Amherst Library and The Jones Library Cooperating". The North Amherst Library became a branch of the Jones 20 July 1925.
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Merchants' Row before Amherst House fire
Amherst (Mass.) Business Postcards Scott, Edgar
Postcard showing Merchants' Row and nearby parked cars. Image of a full business block, cars, traffic indicator and edge of town common.
undated Prior to 1926 Amherst House fire
View of Factory Hollow Pond (now known as Puffers Pond) in the Cushman section of North Amherst.
From the Edgar Scott Postcard Collection
Cook Fountain in Sweetser Park. Postcard was stamped August 18, 1915.
Exterior view of the Home for Aged Women in North Amherst.
View from Edgar Scott's room on the third floor of the Fisher Home on North Pleasant Street.
Scott, Edgar T. Amherst (Mass.) Easthampton (Mass.)
Panoramic postcard looking down at Easthampton with the Holyoke Mountain Range in the distance.
Panoramic postcard of College Hall and South Pleasant Street in Amherst.
Folding booklet of ten images used for postcards. The images are classic scenes of the town of Amherst. Originally sent as a birthday greeting to Eva M. Woodbury from Sarah Pierce. Stamp dated March 1912.
Book of postcards with scenes and buildings of the town of Amherst and colleges.
Massachusetts Agricultural College Postcard Book
Scott, Edgar T. Amherst (Mass.) Massachusetts Agricultural College
Book of postcards with scenes and buildings of Massachusetts Agricultural College, now UMASS Amherst.
Scott, Edgar T. Amherst (Mass.) Pelham (Mass.) West Pelham (Mass.)
Buildings along a dirt road, woods in background. Landscape is a sloping hill. The Montague City Rod Company made fishing rods.
Scott, Edgar T. Amherst (Mass.) Northampton (Mass.)
View of Prospect House on the summit of Mount Holyoke.
Scott, Edgar T. Amherst (Mass.) Hadley (Mass.) South Hadley (Mass.)
Children stand along the road, in South Hadley, near where roads diverge to Amherst and Granby.