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Aerial false-color IR image of Northwest Hill, Hoosic River, and Moore's Pond and gravel works.
Digital Commonwealth — Williams College

Aerial false-color IR image of Northwest Hill, Hoosic River, and Moore's Pond and gravel works.

Art, Henry Warren (Photographer) · September 1, 1974

CC0 — Public Domain
Digital Commonwealth — Williams College

Aerial false-color IR image of Northwest Hill, Hoosic River, and Moore's Pond and gravel works. View to Southeast.

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