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• Nonotuck silk Co. and boarding house.

  
  Identifier: STM 90.
  Creator: Knowlton Brothers.
  

  Nonotuck Silk Co. and boarding house. Leeds, Mass. Knowlton Brothers, Connecticut Valley Views, no. 72. Leeds, Mass.

• Quigley House, Leeds.

  
  Identifier: STM 97.
  Creator: Knowlton Brothers.
  

  Views in Mill River Valley, After the Great Flood of May 16, 1874. no. 76. Residence of W. Quigley, Leeds. May 1874 after Flood. Quigley's house from the West--Leeds.

• Smith Vocational School

  
  Identifier: WARD 2.
  Creator: Frank Ward.
  

  Smith Vocational School Frank Ward, 1988 Northampton silver print by Frank Ward [boy on desk]

• Smith Vocational School

  
  Identifier: WARD1.
  Creator: Frank Ward.
  

  Smith Vocational School Frank Ward, 1988
  Northampton
  
  silver print by Frank Ward
  [mannequin heads]

• Smith Vocational School

  
  Identifier: WARD3.
  Creator: Frank Ward.
  

  Smith Vocational School Frank Ward, 1988 Northampton silver print by Frank Ward [shop class]

• Stereoscope Viewer

  

• Community Sing (2)

  

• Community Sing (1)

  

• Renovation of Union Station, 1986

  
  Renovation of Union Station

• Tremblay Drug

  

• King St Railroad - Myers

  
  Format: Digital Image.
  

  Michael J. Myers and crew at the King Street Railroad Yard, 1901. Michael is seen standing fourth from the left.

• Nonotuck Fire department- Luther Askin

  

• Northampton Police Department

  

• Strong Avenue Newsboys

  

• Electric Bake Shop

  
  Interior of Electric Bake Shop on Main Street in Northampton 1935. The owner was Gus Himmelsbach. The baker on the right is Marco Netto.

• Northampton Flood

  
  Pleasant Street looking toward Main Street with Hotel Northampton straight ahead

• Northampton Main Street Mid-70s

  
  Main Street Mid-70s from the Soup Kitchen at 159 Main to the N.I.S. Building at 109 Main, including Harlow's, Country Comfort, Helen's House of Beauty, Whalen Stationery and Morrison…

• Northampton Main Street ca.1978

  
  Main Street ca.1978 from Beardsley's at 140 Main to Sherman Jewelers at 164 Main including Bran-Win, Main Street Center, Ted's Boot Shop and Foster-Farrar.
  

• [selection of historical photos from Forbes Library's facebook page]

  
  Format: digital image.
  

• Northampton Little League players pose with Red Sox players at Fenway Park.

  
  Northampton Little League players pose with Red Sox players at Fenway Park. We believe the players are Del Wilber and Harry Agganis (the "Golden Greek" from Lynn, Mass.), which would date…