Leslie Ronald Jones (1886 – 1967) was a Boston, Massachusetts photographer.In his 39 years at the newspaper, Jones covered everything from a fox stuck in a tree on the Boston Common, to Charles Lindbergh's U.S. tour after the aviator crossed the Atlantic. His photographs document both the usual and the unusual in the daily life of Boston and its surrounding regions, especially everyday life and portraits of newsmakers and celebrities in Boston, Massachusetts. Here is a fantastic photo collection from Boston Public Library that he captured farm's daily life in Boston, Massachusetts from the 1920s and the 1940s.
