Robert Frost served as Lawrence High School co-valedictorian with his future wife, Elinor White, in 1892.
Frost family in Bethlehem, NH, 1907. For a handful of years before moving to the area, the Frost family stayed with the Lynch family in Bethlehem to escape hay fever (seasonal ragweed allergies, common in late summer). The family also stayed here upon their return from England in 1915, and began the search for a farmhouse of their own.
Robert Frost and son Carol on Ridge Road in Franconia, NH circa 1916. The mountains of the Franconia Ridge, including Garfield, Lafayette, and Cannon, are visible in the background.
Robert Frost with his children Carol, Marjorie and Lesley, as well as two unidentified friends atop Mt. Lafayette in Franconia, NH.
Robert Frost in his Morris chair at home in Franconia, NH. This photo appeared in the February 14, 1916 issue of Boston Post, “Finds Famous American Poet in White Mountain Village,” by Carl Wilmore. The article is on display at The Frost Place Museum.
The Frost family stands in front of their Franconia farmhouse circa 1916. From left to right: Carol, Leslie, Irma, Robert, Marjorie, Elinor.Elinor and Robert Frost as seen in a passport photo, thought to be taken in 1928 outside the Frost’s stone cottage in South Shaftsbury, VT.Robert Frost circa 1924, outside of his home in South Shaftbury, VT.Portrait by Eric Schaal as featured in 1940s Life magazine.
