A photograph of the Jackson boys Alfred & Willie, two others, and a dog standing in a rocky stream. One of the people crouches and holds a small boat in the water. Thick foliage is visible in the background.
A group portrait of fourteen students of various ages on the schoolhouse porch and surrounding area. The negative folder reads, "Hamlet 1908 13 of 16 boys enrolled in school."
A group portrait of six people on the schoolhouse porch with Albert Hills' phonograph. They are gathered for the Fourth of July celebration. One person holds an American flag. The phonograph was the first in Hamlet.
A group portrait of two people doing laundry while five children sit on the grass next to them. The sauna is visible behind them. One person washes laundry in a tub and the other hangs laundry on the line.
A photograph showing Henry Piekkola's tree stump house, which included three stories containing a living, dining, and kitchen area, a bedroom, and an attic for storage. One person stands on a log extending out from the stump and another person sits below. They are surrounded by ferns and trees. See also: item 72.
A photograph of Marie H. Pottsmith preparing lessons in the room where she boarded. The photograph shows her sitting at a desk from behind. Her left hand is on her hip. The walls are covered in patterned wallpaper and various pictures hang on the wall.
A photograph of Evelina Hill sitting on the ground below fruit trees. A small child stands next to her. A chicken and chicks are in the grass in front of them. Another person is visible in the distance.
A photograph of Emil Lindgren and Sarpola in a grassy area. One sits on the other's knee and they have their arms around each other. Fruit trees are visible behind them.
A group portrait of the Haikura family posing on a porch. There is foliage at the children's feet. The school age children are Edward, Henry, & Alfred.
A photograph of two people, Piekkola and Hill, standing in front of a fruit tree. The person on the right takes a bite of a piece of fruit while the person on the left holds on to a tree branch.
A group portrait showing Mr. & Mrs. Lampi's family of nine. They all wear hats and Phemi, on the far right, holds a cat. The school age children are Eli, Edward, George, and Phemi (holding cat).
A group portrait of Albert Hill's family. Mr. and Mrs. Hill are in the middle and their eight children surround them, including the youngest sitting on Mr. Hill's lap. The school age children are Evelina, Alfred, Ernest, and Henry. The baby is Johnnie.
A group portrait of eight people. Five sit on the ground, two stand with a kettle and cup, and one sits on the roof of a structure. They are surrounded by foliage.
A group portrait of the Hill family and their home. On the right, Mrs. Andrew Hill sits in a rocking chair holding their youngest child and Mr. Andrew Hill stands to the left. The other five children stand next to them. Foliage and a building are visible behind them. The school age children are Hilmar, Agnes & Einar. See also: item 21.
A photograph showing Mrs. Albert Hill and bachelor Henry Hill picking raspberries. They are surrounded by raspberry bushes and another person is visible in the foliage on the right.
A group portrait of twelve people, likely including members of the Haikura family. Eight stand and four sit. There is foliage and a fence visible behind them.
A landscape photograph of Soapstone Lake. Four people are visible in the water with a boat. A fence and structure are visible through the foliage on the shore.