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Side entrance of the Dr. Porter House. Two steps lead up to the front door, storm door open, two windows on the right with closed shutters.

View of the south side of the old Hadley Church at the intersection of Rt. 9 and Middle street. A road leads towards the church and splits on either side of it, a part of a building is visible on the left and the back half of a car is on the right.

View of Rt. 9 in the foreground, the old Hadley Church and some dwellings visible in the middleground and background. Trees line each side of Rt. 9. The church has a Christopher Wren spire.

One of the marsh sisters weaving horse hair sieves for bolting floor. Some potted plants sit on a table by a window and two doors stand behind the loom.

Marsh sisters face each other, surrounded by flowers in their garden. One carries a basket and the other a garden tool. Hedge grows tall behind them.

A garden path, plants and flowers densely populate the photograph and stand taller than the woman in the middle of the photograph, facing left and looking at a plant. A corner of a house visible through the flowers in the background.

A young girl sits on the top step just outside the door of an elaborate doorway and looking directly at the photographer.

A woman washes dishes in a basin in front of a mirror. Bottles and lamps can be seen on a shelf on the wall behind her.

A woman stands by a kitchen pump pumping water into a bucket inside a tub. Two pots hang on the wall underneath a window on the right, a chair stands against the wall.

A man (possibly Ethan Allen) stands behind the counter of the Smith tavern dressed in a white shirt, black vest and a boater hat, his hands on top of the counter. The tavern was located on the corner of Middle Street and Bay Road.

The Kellogg homestead at the corner of Back Street and Amherst Road. Dirt road runs in the foreground, trees visible around the homestead in the middleground.

A round gravestone with rounded shoulders, image of two figures surrounded by flowers. Inscription reads: Sacred to the memory of Capn Moses Porter, who was born at Hadley January 13th AD. 1721 & was slain by the Indians near Crown Point in the…

Entrance to the colonial barn, house of Ye Old Hadley Farm Museum. Barn doors are open, stacks of hay visible inside.

Two men bundle corn in a field in Fort Meadow, a third man is visible behind a second bundle, mountains faintly visible in the background.

A corn-filled carriage drawn by two horses riding up the road towards the camera, fields seen on each side and mountains faintly visible in the distance.