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February 1944 snowstorm from bedroom, St. Albans

View of St. Albans from Edmund Royce's bedroom following a snowstorm. Several houses and trees are covered in a thick blanket of snow. (Royce Nitrate X-2)

February 1944 snowstorm from library, St. Albans

View of St. Albans from the town library following a snowstorm. Some people stand in the path up to the library, each bundled in thick winter clothing. (Royce Nitrate X-3)

Winter Scene from Carbon Plant

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

February 1944 snowstorm from den, St. Albans

View of St. Albans from Edmund Royce's den following a snowstorm. One building and two trees, all covered in snow, are visible. (Royce Nitrate X-1)

Lane to old Governor Smith House, St. Albans

Tree lined lane up to the home of Governor Edward Curtis Smith. (Negative number unknown)

1937 Lions Baseball team

The 1937 Norwich Lions seated on the bench. (Royce Safety AA-13a)

W. S. Soule & Son's Store, East Fairfield

W. S. Soule stands in his store, which is stocked with a wide variety of goods. (Royce Nitrate Y-74)

J. M. Parsons' Store

J. M. Parsons inside his store. The shelves are stocked with all manner of goods, ranging from foodstuffs to clothing to cleaning solutions. (Royce Nitrate W-74b)

W. J. Trombley's Store interior

Interior of W. J. Trombley's store. A shelf with various household products stands in the foreground. (Royce Nitrate W-73b)

W. J. Trombley's Store

Front entrance of W. J. Trombley's store. The Fairfax post office is to the right of the store, and two women are on the front porch. (Royce Nitrate 4-70)