A view of the livery stable that was run alongside the Collins Inn. The big barn with lettering “LIVERY & FEED STABLE” on its side takes up the majority of the photo. Another sign reading “LIVERY” is on the lower part, which looks almost like a garage with open doors. Four carrages are parked outside this lower portion. The the right, a man stands with a horse. In the second carriage from the left, two children (a girl and a boy) are seated.
Collins Inn, on the right, stands at least two stories with a porch and several windows visible. Three men stand outside, at some distance apart. The one on the left stands with a horse in front of the trees. Behind the trees, to the left of the inn, the stable and sign “LIVERY” can be made out
Collins Inn, on the right, stands at least two stories with a porch and several windows visible. Three men stand outside, at some distance apart. The one on the left stands with a horse in front of the trees. Behind the trees, to the left of the inn, the stable and sign “LIVERY” can be made out
A view of the Chicopee River , with trees and brush on each bank. A bridge spans the river. Behind it in the background, buildings from the Collins Manufacturing Company can be seen, and the company's water tower, very faded in the center.
A view of the front and left side of Warren Collins' home on Boston Road in North Wilbraham. The two and a half story house has two chimneys in its pitched roof and a front porch. Men and women post outside, some on the porch and others in the yard outside.
Exterior of the third Congregational Church, with two steeples. An Italianate-style home is also partially pictured on right-hand side of photo. A crooked utility pole with wires is also pictured.
A postcard of “Congregational Church, Wilbraham.” Church photo is cropped in an oval shape. Handwritten on front: “With love and best wishes Mrs. P R”.
The Congregational Church building on the righthand side of the road, with its two steeples obscured by trees. The building shows 10 stained glass windows along the side of the building, at least three stained glass windows on the front next to an entryway, and a large half circle window with three and a half modified rose windows on a second story (perhaps at the front or back or the sanctuary). A horsedrawn carriages can be seen in the left foreground of the photo.
The Congregational Church exterior viewed from the front of the building. A small steeple on the left and a taller on the right are visible, as are several stained glass windows. The door to the church is at the corner directly below the taller steeple. A large tree without leaves stands to the right of the building, and a pathway crosses in front of it.
A closeup view of the Congregational Church exterior, showing the larger of the two steeples coming through the trees. Several stained class windows and the front door are visible in the photo.