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A group of four people stand on a floating dock or boat. The river bank is in the foreground.

A view of a park with a winding path on the left, trees growing around and the Hudson River on the far left. A mausoleum rises on the hill in the background.

Main road after a rain shower from Hadley to Hockanum and South Hadley. Edward Johnson's house visible on the right side of the road with a fenced garden and some trees around the house.

View down a road past a farmhouse on the left downhill and lined with fences and trees on the right uphill.

A road stretching ahead of he camera. A house, partly obscured by tall grass and shrubs, is visible on the left in the middle ground and a house is visible in the background. Trees grow on either side of the road and a stone fence separates the road…

A road leading towards houses and a church. Two tall trees stand on the left in front of the church and a house with a wooden fence on the left.

Children stand along the road, in South Hadley, near where roads diverge to Amherst and Granby.

A rock lined brook with a little waterfall farther up its run. Trees and shrubs grow around the whole scene.

A view of short, bare trees rising out of water in the foreground and gasses rising from fumarole on a mountain in the background.

Robert Fessenden, a volunteer at Jones Library, stands by a cart of books in the Library hallway. Caption on reverse reads, "Robert Fessenden Volunteer for many years at the library"

Photograph of Robert Francis and family members sitting at a table outside under trellises. Francis' father Ebenezer F. Francis and stepmother Ida May Allen Francis are sitting across from Robert (fourth from left).

Amherst poet Robert Francis discusses his admiration for Robert Frost and how he is different from his friend.

Photograph of Robert Francis spending some time thinking at Fort Juniper.

Photograph of poet Robert Francis in a suit and jacket, wearing a tie

Photograph of Robert Francis in the doorway of Fort Juniper, the small house he built in North Amherst, leaning with one hand on the outside wall.