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Blacksmith A. O. Boucher, Bakersfield
Blacksmith A. O. Boucher hammers a long piece of metal on his anvil. Two wagon wheels lean against the wall nearby and bits of metal are piled near the anvil. (Royce Nitrate X-35)
Blacksmith Frank Tarbox, East Fairfield
Blacksmith Frank Tarbox hammers a horseshoe on his anvil. Horseshoes are scattered on the floor near the anvil. (Royce Nitrate X-34)
Blacksmith A. O. Boucher, Bakersfield
Blacksmith A. O. Boucher stands near his forge and anvil. Horseshoes hang on the wall behind him. (Royce Nitrate X-41)
Blacksmith A. O. Boucher, Bakersfield
Blacksmith A. O. Boucher is assisted by another man as he hammers a long piece of metal on his anvil. (Royce Nitrate X-38)
Blacksmith A. O. Boucher, Bakersfield
Blacksmith A. O. Boucher stokes the fire as another man looks on. (Royce Nitrate X-39)
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)
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Adams Store, 1905
The Adams Store pictured is smaller than the original building which was destroyed by fire. The third floor was a large function hall while the Adams…