- John Greenleaf Whittier Frontispiece
- From an Ambrotype taken about 1857.
- Map of Whittier-Land xii
- Whittier's Birthplace 2
- From a photograph by Alfred A. Ordway.
- River Path, near Haverhill 5
- From a photograph by Ordway.
- Haverhill Academy 6
- From a photograph by G. W. W. Bartlett.
- Main Street, Haverhill 8
- From a photograph by Ordway.
- Birthplace in Winter 9
- From a photograph by Ordway.
- Kenoza Lake 10
- From a photograph by Ordway.
- Fernside Brook, the Stepping-Stones 11
- From a photograph by Ordway.
- The Birthplace, from the Road 13
- From a photograph by Ordway.
- "The Haunted Bridge of Country Brook" 15
- From a photograph by W. L. Bickum.
- Garden at Birthplace 18
- From a photograph by W. L. Bickum.
- Snow-Bound Kitchen, Eastern End 21
- From a photograph by Ordway.
- Snow-Bound Kitchen, Western End 23
- From a photograph by Ordway.
- The Whittier Elm 29
- Joshua Coffin, Whittier's First Schoolmaster 31
- Scene of "In School Days" 33
- From a pencil sketch by W. L. Bickum.
- Harriet Livermore, "Half-welcome Guest" 41
- Scene on Country Brook 43
- From a photograph by Ordway.
- The Sycamores 45
- From a photograph by Ordway.
- Old Garrison House (Peaslee House) 47
- Rocks Village and Bridge 48
- From a photograph by Ordway.
- River Valley, near Grave of Countess 49
- From a photograph by Ordway.
- Dr. Elias Weld, the "Wise Old Physician" of Snow-Bound, at the Age of Ninety 50
- Curson's Mill, Artichoke River 57
- From a photograph by Ordway.
- Deer Island and Chain Bridge, Home of Mrs. Spofford 59
- The Whittier Home, Amesbury 61
- From a photograph by Mrs. P. A. Perry.
- Joseph Sturge, Whittier's English Benefactor 63
- "Garden Room" Amesbury Home 65
- From a photograph by C. W. Briggs.
- Mrs. Thomas, to whom "Memories" was Addressed 67
- Evelina Bray, at the Age of Seventeen 68
- From a miniature by J. S. Porter.
- Whittier, at the Age of Twenty-two. His earliest portrait 69
- From a miniature by J. S. Porter.
- Evelina Bray Downey, at the Age of Eighty 71
- Elizabeth Whittier Pickard 75
- From a portrait by Kittell.
- Scene in Garden, at Whittier's Funeral 76
- The Ferry, Salisbury Point, Mouth of Powow 77
- From a photograph by Miss Woodman.
- Powow River and Po Hill 79
- From a photograph by Miss Woodman.
- Friends' Meeting-House at Amesbury 80
- From a photograph by Mrs. P. A. Perry.
- Interior of Friends' Meeting-House 81
- From a photograph by G. W. W. Bartlett.
- Captain's Well 83
- From a photograph by G. W. W. Bartlett.
- Whittier Lot, Union Cemetery, Amesbury 85
- From a photograph by W. R. Merryman.
- The Fountain on Mundy Hill 87
- Rocky Hill Church 88
- From a photograph by Miss Woodman.
- Interior of Rocky Hill Church 89
- From a photograph by Miss Woodman.
- Scene of "The Wreck of Rivermouth" 90
- Scene of "The Tent on the Beach" 91
- Hampton River Marshes, as seen from Whittier's Chamber 92
- From a photograph by Greenleaf Whittier Pickard.
- House of Miss Gove, Hampton Falls, Whittier on the Balcony 93
- From a photograph taken a few days before the poet's death, by Greenleaf Whittier Pickard.
- Chamber in which Whittier Died 94
- Amesbury Public Library 95
- From a photograph by Gilman P. Smith.
- Whittier, at the Age of Forty-nine 97
- From a daguerreotype by Thomas E. Boutelle.
- The Wood Giant, at Sturtevant's, Centre Harbor 99
- The Cartland House, Newburyport 101
- Whitefield Church and Birthplace of Garrison 103
- Bearcamp House, West Ossipee, N. H. 110
- Group of Friends at Sturtevant's, Centre Harbor, with Whittier 113
- Josiah Bartlett Statue, Huntington Square, Amesbury 123
- From a photograph by Charles W. Briggs.
MAP OF WHITTIER-LAND KEY:— 1. The Whittier Birthplace. 2. Joshua Coffin's School, in house now occupied by Thomas Guild. Scene of poem "To My Old Schoolmaster." 3. Site of District School. Scene of "In School Days." 4. Job's Hill. 5. East Haverhill Church. 6. Cemetery referred to in "The Old Burying Ground." 7. The Sycamores. 8. Ramoth Hill. 9. Hunting Hill. 10. Grave of the Countess. 11. Country Bridge. 12. Site of Thomas Whittier's Log House. 13. Birchy Meadow, where Whittier taught school. 14. Home of Sarah Greenleaf. 15. Home of Dr. Elias Weld and of the Countess, Rocks Village. 16. "Old Garrison," the Peaslee House. 17. Rocks Bridge. 18. Curson's Mill, Artichoke River. 19. Pleasant Valley. 20. The Laurels. 21. Site of "Goody" Martin's House. 22. Whittier Burial Lot, Union Cemetery. 23. Macy House. 24. The Captain's Well. 25. Friends' Meeting-House, Amesbury. 26. Whittier Home, Amesbury. 27. Hawkswood. 28. Deer Island, Chain Bridge, home of Mrs. Spofford. 29. Rocky Hill Church. 30. The Fountain, Mundy Hill. 31. House at Hampton Falls, where Whittier died. 32. Scene of "The Wreck of Rivermouth." 33. Boar's Head. MAP OF WHITTIER-LAND
KEY:—
| 1. The Whittier Birthplace. | 2. Joshua Coffin's School, in house now occupied by Thomas Guild.
Scene of poem "To My Old Schoolmaster." | | 3. Site of District School. Scene of "In School Days." | | 4. Job's Hill. | | 5. East Haverhill Church. | | 6. Cemetery referred to in "The Old Burying Ground." | | 7. The Sycamores. | | 8. Ramoth Hill. | | 9. Hunting Hill. | | 10. Grave of the Countess. | | 11. Country Bridge. | | 12. Site of Thomas Whittier's Log House. | | 13. Birchy Meadow, where Whittier taught school. | | 14. Home of Sarah Greenleaf. | | 15. Home of Dr. Elias Weld and of the Countess, Rocks Village. | | 16. "Old Garrison," the Peaslee House. | | 17. Rocks Bridge. | | 18. Curson's Mill, Artichoke River. | | 19. Pleasant Valley. | | 20. The Laurels. | | 21. Site of "Goody" Martin's House. | | 22. Whittier Burial Lot, Union Cemetery. | | 23. Macy House. | | 24. The Captain's Well. | | 25. Friends' Meeting-House, Amesbury. | | 26. Whittier Home, Amesbury. | | 27. Hawkswood. | | 28. Deer Island, Chain Bridge, home of Mrs. Spofford. | | 29. Rocky Hill Church. | | 30. The Fountain, Mundy Hill. | | 31. House at Hampton Falls, where Whittier died. | | 32. Scene of "The Wreck of Rivermouth." | | 33. Boar's Head. |
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