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Ducks in a wet farmyard with a short stone wall running across the middle ground. A bucket rests on the wall and trees grow behind the wall.

Pen and ink illustration of a child feeding a chicken. Published title, "At the Threshold."

Back page advertisement of business, listing goods sold and location. From 1896 Farmer's Almanack.

View of a farm on East Pleasant Street with a large elm tree in the foreground. Written on verso: "Giant elm tree on the Ayer Homestead; W. T. Chapin bought the land and cut the tree."

A group of nine white men bent over with hoes working in a field. Some farm buildings, trees, and hedges are visible in the background beyond the field.

View looking down a gently sloping hill to a farmhouse and showing corn and other vegetables planted in the fields.

Letter written from Frederic Augustus Ferdinand Fitz Clarence Bonaparte Hobbs to Fanny Gridley professing his love on July 2nd 1840

Letter from Issac L. Patterson from Salem Oregon to David Grayson addressed "Dear Friend" and dated December 16, 1915

A view of Faneuil Hall and its cobbled plaza filled with horse-drawn carriages carrying numerous goods.

Letter to Ray Stannard Baker from a David Grayson fan named Bert D. Strong (or Strang) dated March 27, 1916

Letter from Miss Beryl A. Steele to David Grayson dated November 14, 1915

Portrait of of two parents and a child standing in front of building, all smiling, mother on left, father on right, and child in center, all dressed in fall clothing, warm sweaters.

A colt stands by the horse-drawn hay rake. One child pats the colt and another sits on the hay rake.

Gentle falls as the brook proceeds down the hill. The sides of the stream are rocky and some trees grow on each side and more densely in the background.

A white woman holding a basket walking up a street with stone houses on both sides. A boy walks up the street in the middle ground.