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		Handicraft Vol. III, No. 11 -"How They Do It In Deerfield" 1911 L99.037 In a February 1911 article about the Deerfield, Massachusetts, handcraft industries, Mary Allen (1858-1941) of Deerfield recognized the town as a pioneer in the Arts and Crafts Movement that was sweeping the nation.
		German Prisoners, Lyons, France 1945 2004.30.2.129 This is a picture of German prisoners of war in Lyon, France, in 1945, from Frank Dahowski's WWII scrapbook.
		Turners Falls Dam 2002.01.505 The Turners Fall Dam was first built from 1794-98 for a canal to bypass the rapids at the bend of the Connecticut River at Greenfield, Massachusetts. This picture was probably taken in the late 1860s.
		Lillian Saxton Hutchins (Mrs. Frank Hutchins) 1900-1905 1996.12.1096 Lillian Saxton of Deerfield, Massachusetts, stands with her cornet around 1900.
		Memorial Hall Bedroom c. 1890 1996.14.0547.01-.02 The Memorial Hall Museum in Deerfield, Massachusetts, was the first museum in the United States to implement the new and exciting concept of creating "period" rooms to display its collection to the public.
		Wallet c. 1930 1986.25.01 This wallet was made in the South Deerfield, Massachusetts, plant of the Arms Manufacturing Company in 1930. The plant operated in South Deerfield until soon after 1948.

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