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A woman checks her mailbox next to a dirt road.

President Calvin Coolidge and First Lady Grace Coolidge, and their dogs Prudence Prim and Rob Roy, pose for a photograph with members of the Wisconsin Glee Club, March 8, 1926.

A farm stands off in the distance across a snowy field. Trees dot the landscape. (Royce Safety Z-72a)

Tree lined road in the middle of winter, with a wire fence on one side and a row of buildings on the other. (Royce Nitrate 4-85a)

View of the street from Edmund Royce's kitchen in the winter of 1945. Somebody is walking up the street. (Royce Nitrate 4-25c)

Road leading up to a farm in Greens Corners. Trees line the road, and the foremost tree has a line tied to it. (Royce Nitrate 4-47a)

The eastern end of what we now call Memorial Drive was a hub of industrial activity in the late nineteenth century. Winooski Avenue, as it was known, was part of Berlin until 1899 when the area was annexed by Montpelier. It was a dirt road lined…

Close up of a window in the wall of a stone house, with a few rocks on the sill. (Royce Safety Y-76)

Williamstown, Vermont, from near the railroad station. Two churches are among the houses.

Trees flanking a dirt road with some houses in the distance.

Line of houses along a dirt road.

Dirt road passing some houses and through the woods.