A view of the back of the Civil War era Soldiers' Monument, a granite Corinthian column crowned by a bronze Goddess of Victory. The base has four statues representing the four branches o f the military. City Hall visible in the background with trees…
A blacksmith faces the camera holding a hammer in one hand and tongs in the other, working on a chain on an anvil. A forge can be seen on the right and a table filled with tools.
A man stands in front of a fence holding a shovel with a bucket resting on the ground next to him. A boy stands a little further back. Both are looking at the camera. A couple of trees stand in the middle ground on the left and a house with an…
A white woman sits on a chair in a kitchen with a plate and a spoon in her hands while a cat is sitting on the floor looking at her. There is a stove behind her with some kettles and two pails rest on the floor nearby.
A horse carrying a sack on its back stands in a street tethered to a wicker basket. Stone town buildings line the road on both sides with some people walking around on the right and two other horses carry baskets on their sides in the middle ground.
A white woman and a man work in a field gathering grass into a wicker basket. Some buildings are visible in the middle ground and the Alps rise in the background.
A white child sits on a chair holding a cup near a fireplace. A large pot hangs in the fireplace with some other pots and kettles around the cobbled floor.
A white boy pushing his homemade wheelbarrow toward a house which has a sizable vine growing along the porch. A large tree grows in front of the house, near the boy.
A man and a girl, identified as Chester Johnson and his granddaughter Katherine Johnson, working in the field. She is sitting on a horse looking back at her grandpa who stands at the back of a wagon that is hitched to the horse. Some trees grow…
A white man stoops in a garden hoeing while a boy stands nearby working. A tree grows to the right with a building behind and houses visible on the left.
A boy leans on a a hoe in an onion patch in Hockanum. He is looking away from the camera towards farm buildings visible behind. The patch belonged to Edward Johnson.