Image of a road through trees, with frost on the ground. The iced tree branches are bent downward. Original box label reads "Snow & Ice, '01"

Image of trees in a park, with frost on the ground. The iced tree branches are bent downward.

Image of trees in a park, with frost on the ground. The iced tree branches are bent downward. Original box label reads "Snow & Ice, '01"

Image of houses, seen behind a small field surrounded by a wire fence.

Image shows a large house with clapboard siding. A building with large windows is attached to the house.

Image shows a three story house with clapboard siding. Vines grow on the exterior of the house. A large rock with plaque is in the front yard. Other houses are visible in the background.

Image shows a two story house with a large three story addition. Tall plants grow next to a cellar door on the side of the house.

Image shows a three story house with clapboard siding. Vines grow on the exterior of the house. A large rock with plaque is in the front yard. Other houses are visible in the background.

Image shows a three story house with clapboard siding. Vines grow on the exterior of the house. A large rock with plaque is in the front yard. Other houses are visible in the background.

Image shows a small one story house with clapboard siding. A tall fir tree grows next to the house. A windmill is visible on a hill behind the house.

Image shows a two story house built on a slight hill. A wooden staircase with gate leads to a latticed arch. Flowers grows on the hill within stone wall flower beds. Original box label reads "Gov Garden [ill.], 1917" Possibly a contestant in the 1916 Governor's Garden Prize. Due to original box label, it's assumed the garden was part of the 1916 Governor Beeckman's Garden Prize for Mill Villages. Three prizes were awarded: best vegetable garden, best flower garden and greatest improvement in general appearance of mill village.

Image shows a two story house built on a slight hill. A wooden staircase with gate leads to a latticed arch. Flowers grows on the hill within stone wall flower beds. Original box label reads "Gov Garden [ill.], 1917" Due to original box label, it's assumed the garden was part of the 1916 Governor Beeckman's Garden Prize for Mill Villages. Three prizes were awarded: best vegetable garden, best flower garden and greatest improvement in general appearance of mill village.

Image shows a two story house built on a slight hill. A wooden staircase with gate leads to a latticed arch. Flowers grows on the hill within stone wall flower beds. Original box label reads "Gov Garden [ill.], 1917" Due to original box label, it's assumed the garden was part of the 1916 Governor Beeckman's Garden Prize for Mill Villages. Three prizes were awarded: best vegetable garden, best flower garden and greatest improvement in general appearance of mill village.

Image shows a two story house built on a slight hill. A wooden staircase with gate leads to a latticed arch. Flowers grows on the hill within stone wall flower beds. Original box label reads "Gov Garden [ill.], 1917" Due to original box label, it's assumed the garden was part of the 1916 Governor Beeckman's Garden Prize for Mill Villages. Three prizes were awarded: best vegetable garden, best flower garden and greatest improvement in general appearance of mill village.

Image shows a two story house with front and back screened in porches. flowers cover the small hill at the side of the house leading to the street. Original box label reads "Gov Garden [ill.], 1917" Due to original box label, it's assumed the garden was part of the 1916 Governor Beeckman's Garden Prize for Mill Villages. Three prizes were awarded: best vegetable garden, best flower garden and greatest improvement in general appearance of mill village.

Image shows a two story house built on a slight hill. A wooden staircase with gate leads to a latticed arch. Flowers grows on the hill within stone wall flower beds. Original box label reads "Gov Garden [ill.], 1917" Due to original box label, it's assumed the garden was part of the 1916 Governor Beeckman's Garden Prize for Mill Villages. Three prizes were awarded: best vegetable garden, best flower garden and greatest improvement in general appearance of mill village.

Image shows a two story house with a wrap around porch. A woman stands in the yard and leans against the porch railing. A man is seated on the porch with his feet in the yard.

Image shows two people on the steps of a front porch. A man stands in the yard at the foot of the stairs. Laundry hangs on a clothesline on hung above the porch.

Image shows a man and woman sitting in rocking chairs on the front porch of a two story house. A hammock is hung between posts on the porch.

Image shows a man and woman sitting in rocking chairs on the front porch of a two story house. A second man sits near a hammock on the porch with his stocking feet in the front yard.

Image of a house with gardens in front, along the street.

Image shows a large two story house with a gambrel roof. A large garden with a picket fence is on the left.

Image shows a two story house with a garden growing in it's back and side yard.

Image shows a two story house with gambrel roof. The house has a small front porch and a bay window on its side. There is damage to the glass plate resulting in partial loss of the image.

Three quarter image of a house with a large front porch. A young tree is in the forefront of the image.

Image featuring a house with a columned front porch. In front of the house is a fence with two stone posts.

Image of a house on the side of a hill, seen from across a field with trees scattered across it. Original box label reads "Diamond H [label torn off]", possibly Diamond Hill, Cumberland.

Image of the front of a house that is mostly obscured by a tree. The front porch is visible, as is a portion of the right side of the house.

Image shows snow laying on the bare branches of small trees. A house is visible behind the trees. Snow covers the ground. Original box label reads "C. T[ill.] Garden, 1917"

Image of an old wooden house on top of a hill, seen from across a field bordered by stone walls. Original box label reads "Diamond H [label torn off]", possibly Diamond Hill, Cumberland.