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Newspaper clipping from the Springfield Union, publish January 11, 1939. Titled: "Dr. C. A. Eastman, Sioux Lecturer and Writer, Dies: Prominent Former Resident of Amherst Once in U.S. Indian Service"

Newspaper clipping from The Springfield Union, published September 2, 1923. Titled: "Dr. C. A. Eastman in the Costume of His Native People, the Sioux: Dr. Charles A. Eastman Appointed Inspector in the Indian Service: Full-Blooded Sioux of Amherst and…

Newspaper clipping from unknown newspaper published October 22, 1916. Titled: "An Indian Autobiography: Dr. Eastman Tells of Leaving the Customs of His People to Follow those of the White Man"

Exterior view of the front of Edgar Scott's House. Note on back says it was next to a railroad bridge.

Roger and Charlie Johnson, both holding flashlights and Roger wearing a headlamp, look at a rock formation in a cave.

A young boy, Charlie Johnson, wearing overalls stands beside a cave pillar looking up and holding a flashlight in his right hand.

A display in a corner of a room with a dark furry creatures on top of stones laid out on the floor with the legs of a man on his knees underneath representing caving. Photographs and posters hang on the walls above.

A portrait of Hudson Maxim in left half-profile with his right fist on his chin, looking thoughtful.

A drawing of a large oak tree with a picket fence in front of it and a couple walking down the road on the right.

View of the Sunderland Bridge and Sugarloaf mountain seen from the rive rbank.

A Morris dancer performs in front of spectators while another group member plays the accordion. The Jones Library can be seen in the background.

A photograph taken in an auditorium during Town Meeting. A man stands at a podium on the stage, while another man stands at a podium on the floor, speaking to the seated assembly. Several people are sitting at a table left of center.

A view up North Pleasant Street to North Amherst center. Notation on verso: "North Amherst - Middle 1800's. The Old Tavern, Post Office, Bates Inn & Congregational Church."

A warrant from the Selectmen directing Mr. David Blodget, Constable, to inform all qualified voters in the town of Amherst of an upcoming Town Meeting and the Articles to be discussed therein, including 'raising men for the Continental Service'.

View from the intersection of (current) North Pleasant, Pine, and Meadow Streets in North Amherst, looking west down Meadow Street. A large brick house is visible on the left, with several other houses lining the right side of Meadow Street. The road…