Image of rows of crops growing in a field, with houses and power lines seen in the background. Original box label reads "Gov. Sander Corn, 1917"

Image of rows of crops growing in a field, with a fence and trees seen in the background. Original box label reads "Gov. Sander Corn, 1917"

Image of vegetables growing in a field.

Image of rows of crops growing in a field, with a fence and trees seen in the background. Original box label reads "Gov. Sander Corn, 1917"

Image of rows of crops growing in a field, with houses and power lines seen in the background. Original box label reads "Gov. Sander Corn, 1917"

Image of vegetables growing in a field.

Image of vegetables growing in a field. A house is seen in the background.

Image of a small herd of cows standing in the shade of a tree in their pasture. A stone wall runs along the edge of the field. Original box label read "Dia.Hill", believed to be Diamond Hill, Cumberland.

Image of a herd of cows in a field by a pond.

Image shows cows standing in a rocky plot of land. Mountains are visible behind the trees in the background.

Image shows cows grazing in a pasture. Fences run over hills in the background.

Image shows cows resting under trees on a hill.

Image shows three cows standing in a field next to a stream. A stone wall runs in the background.

Image shows a cow standing in a field.

Image of a dirt road, surrounded by trees. A very small pond is seen directly next to the road. Note reads "Toleration Harris [illeg.], killed by Indians, 1675, No.1"

Image down the length of a dirt road with two people walking in the distance. Bare trees and stone walls line both sides of the road.

Image of a dirt road with an open field and thick brush and trees lining both sides. Original box label reads "Diamond H [label torn off]", possibly Diamond Hill, Cumberland.

Image of a narrow dirt road lined by stone walls, with fields on the other side. A house is seen in the distance. Original box label read "Exeter, 1914".

Image of a dirt road with thick brush and trees lining both sides. Original box label reads "Diamond H [label torn off]", possibly Diamond Hill, Cumberland.

Image of a narrow dirt road lined by stone walls, with fields on the other side. A house is seen in the distance. Original box label read "Exeter, 1914".

Image of a small cottage covered in ivy on a hill. Other buildings and structures, including a barn, are seen nearby. Original box label read "Diamond H., Fog Mill, Reservoir", believed to be Cumberland, Rhode Island.

Image of a field of corn bundled into piles in the field. Trees are seen at the edge of the field in the distance. Original box label reads "Diamond H [label torn off]", possibly Diamond Hill, Cumberland.

Image of a stone obelisk style monument for Nicholas Cooke, former governor of Rhode Island.

Image shows the building of a metal frame to a building on a construction site. Workers are visible on the metal beams.

Image of a plot of land under construction, with two people standing at the site, seen next to a house along an empty street. Original box label read "Billboards, '16".

Image of workers building a structure along the side of the street, between billboards and houses. Original box label read "Billboards, '16".

Image shows a natural spring among rock formations. A plant grows in the foreground. VM013_FIC0650 is a reproduction in the Rhode Island Photograph Collection.

Image of the statue of Colonel William Prescott at the base of the Bunker Hill Memorial in Charlestown, Massachusetts. A man is sitting on a bench in the background.

Image of Colonel William Prescott at the Bunker Hill Monument. A man is sitting on the bench behind the statue at the base of the monument.

Image shows trolley tracks running on a cobblestone brick street. People stand on the street corner in the background, only their lower half is visible.