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A narrow path through a cemetery with above ground mausoleums on both sides. One of them is covered by vines and a larger building with individual tombs is visible in the middle ground.

A white man wearing a sack on his front stands in a the middle of a road with a stone wall on the right and trees lining the road behind him.

Remains of a wigwam with a wicker basket in the front. Snow-covered mountains are visible in the background.

An boat sits on the edge of a river, possibly an abandoned ferry landing. The river is seen on the left and trees and bushes dominate the background.

A view of a winter landscape with two birch trees in the foreground on the left and town houses in the middle ground. Snow-covered fields stretch out behind them and mountains are faintly visible in the background.

A farmer in the middle ground leading horses working in a field with trees faintly visible in the background.

A man and a woman (identified as Anna and Arthur Johnson) stand in the middle of a dirt road with a stone wall extending on the left and a wood and wire fence on the right. The road curves to the left in the middle ground and trees and shrubs grow on…

Illustration of a signpost with a rose to represent England.

Illustration of a man using a pitchfork. A road behind him follows a sloping hill to a town in the distance.

Portrait of second grade class, four rows of children, boys in button ups shirts and slacks, some with ties, girls in dresses, many with collars, and some wearing bows in their hair. Taken outdoors with some of the treeline behind.

Exterior view of Amity Street school which stood on the site of the parking lot across from the Jones Library.

Image of school exterior, building front, showing front door and steps with flag pole at right.

View west down Amity Street from the corner after the Blizzard of 1888 showing Frank P. Wood's Hotel and the houses on the right side where the Jones Library now sits. Large drifts of snow line the street.

View of ruins of Amherst House, where Jones Library was housed

Photograph and newspaper article detailing the history of the old Kellogg house on North East Street, the house that became the first long term post office in Amherst. The story includes interesting tidbits including a description of the murals that…