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A woman facing away from the camera hangs clothes to dry on a clothesline, a basket on the ground next to her.

A boy and a girl sit on a bench and play checkers while grandmother looks on.

A boy and a girl sit in a boat in Hockanum while a second boy watches from the shore. The water is in the flooded yard of a brick house with two chimneys, visible in the background. The house later belonged to Oscar Johnson.

Two men stand and chat by snow-covered buildings in Hockanum. Mt. Holyoke visible in the background.

View of the inside of the Farm Museum. A wooden shovel and two hollowed out tree-trunks stand in the center with a chair and a staircase to the left. Wheels of wagons visible in the shadows behind.

A stage coach parked inside the Hadley Museum, visible through the open barn doors. A young boy, possibly Stephen Johnson, sits on top of the stage coach, blowing on a horn. Three more boys stand around, one inside the barn, two outside, looking up…

A young boy, possibly Stephen Johnson, sits atop a stage coach from the Johnson Collection blowing on a horn. The town hall and First Congregational Church visible in the background.

A young boy, possibly Stephen Johnson, stands by a plow outside the Farm Museum.

Seven men preparing the barn to be moved. A truck stands on the right side of the photograph, in front of the barn.

A man stands by an old, beaten barn, with much of its side wall missing. A house is partly visible on the left side of the photograph.

View of the front and side of the museum. A person stands by the front door with their hand on the door handle. Some houses visible behind trees in the background.

Two boys (one possibly Stephen Johnson) stand by a well in front of the Old Hadley Farm Museum.

Stage coach hitched to four horses stands by the First Congregational Church. Two coachmen sit in the driver's box, people walk around.

Four women stand by the door of the Allen tavern, and a man is slightly to the right leaning on a penny-farthing. The woman on the left is possibly Martha Laura Johnson. Standing next to her is Fannie or Jannie, sister of Harriet Elizabeth Allen…

Back door corner of a colonial house. Elm tree and some saplings stand before the house.