
The search box below may be used to locate images of UMass Amherst, while the image galleries present a highly selective and eclectic sampling of other areas of interest in our collections.
Digital copies of any images from SCUA collections are available for a modest fee. Additional information about our collections can be obtained by contacting our reference staff.
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Bennett Labor Collection
Assorted images from the John W. Bennett Labor Collection, including convention badges, buttons, ephemera, watch fobs, and other memorabilia relating to the American labor movement. |
Brown (Brotherhood of the Spirit) Collection
Images of the Brotherhood of the Spirit commune (1968-1973), Metelica's Aquarian Concept (1973-1978), the Renaissance Community (1975-1983), and reunions (1992-2002) taken by Dan Brown and other members of the community. |
Du Bois Photographs
840 photographs from the Du Bois Papers, including images of Du Bois's family, friends, colleagues, historic events, and material used during his tenure as editor of the Crisis. |
Enfield: A Quabbin town
109 photographs of Enfield, Massachusetts, a town inundated by the Quabbin Reservoir in the late 1930s. |
Mange Collection
Selected photographs taken by Arthur Mange, UMass Professor of Biology. |
Metelica Photograph album
Images taken of Michael Metelica, his family, and the Brotherhood of the Spirit commune, ca.1955-2000. From the Beth Hapgood Collection |
Science Fiction Society Collection
A sampling of illustrated covers from the thousands of issues of science fiction magazines accumulated by the UMass Amherst Science Fiction Society from the late 1940s to the 1990s. |
UMass Amherst (Thomas H. Bott Collection), 1952
Images of the campus at UMass Amherst, 1952, taken by Thomas H. Bott, class of 1953. |
Jozef Obrebski in Macedonia
Ethnographic images of Macedonian peasants taken by the ethnographer Jozef Obrebski in 1931 and 1932. |
Joel M. Halpern in Macedonia
Ethnographic images of village and urban life in Macedonia taken by the anthropologist Joel M. Halpern, 1954-1978. |