The Henry Wilson Memorial Boulder photographed during the day with an unknown canine in front of the boulder. This matted photograph has an embossed decorative interior border.
This is a color photograph of a W W Roberts- Boston & Maine Railroad Station postcard, Farmington, NH, circa 1900. The station in the photograph was then where Route 11 is now beside High Street at the end of Tappan Street.
A matted photo of graduates of the 1935 Farmington NH class. Also the headmaster Rolfe Bannister, "Banny" and class teacher Pearl La Bonta. Name listings are handwritten on the back in pencil. Name list starts at the right hand corner, bottom…
A photo of the Glen Street School, class of 1933, photo taken in 1926. The students were in 5th grade and their teacher was Miss Willoby, who is also in the photo. The back contains a class list key.
1911 photograph of the short lived celebrity, Niddy Noddy, a pig born in April of 1911, with several genetic anomalies, on the Bennett family Triple Spring Farm. Niddy Noddy was immortalized on a postcard, made after an accident killed Niddy Noddy.…
A digital photograph of the Star Diner & one of the shoe factories on South Main Street. The old Edgerly House can be seen to the far left, a home now known as the Meyer House.
This is a digital file and does not exist in the physical museum…
A September 1986 Puddledock Press Spotlight of Varney's Market.The article reads:Varney's MarketThere is a country store in town that his been here since approximately 1900. Eighty-six years ago; Ma,. Pa, Junior and Sally could have walked into this…
A photograph of an indigenous person for a Farmington NH postcard created by the photographer R C White. The subject is unknown and is not identified. He is dressed in indigenous regalia. It is not known if this regalia is typical of his family…
Divided back style, colorized souvenir postcard of a herd of sheep kept in a rural field in Farmington, NH. A road and the herd are in the foreground and middle of the card, with trees and open landscape in the rest. A shepard can be seen just right…