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Mission Pictures from the Eastern States Mission
- Photograph number 1: Joseph F. Smith
- Photograph number 2: Joseph Smith
- Photograph number 3: President Eastern States Mission Ben E. Rich
- Photograph number 4: President Walter P. Monson, followed President Rich, 1913
- Photograph number 5: President Edward H. Davis at the Joseph Smith Memorial Farm July 24, 1912.
- Photograph number 6: President Ira B. Cannon, New Jersey Conference
- Photograph number 7: President Eugene Hilton 4th President, East Pennsylvania Conference
- Photograph number 8: President E. Robertson, Third President, East Pennsylvania Conference
- Photograph number 9: Elder Walter E. Dye, Fifth, Idaho Succeeded me as President E. Pennsylvania Confernece, October 1914.
- Photograph number 10: Elder Earl Miller (slightly tinted photograph)
- Photograph number 11: Elder Earl Miller, 3rd Companion
- Photograph number 12: Elder Sam N. Sorenson, 2nd Companion
- Photograph number 13: Elder Leslie Tidwell, Summer work 1913
- Photograph number 14: Elder McLealin, 4th Companion
- Photograph number 15: Elder James A. Faucett
- Photograph number 16: Elder B. Frank Birchens, 6th Companion, Summer work to Virgina, 1914
- Photograph number 17: Elder Arthur Coon
- Photograph number 18: Elder Guy Fullmer
- Photograph number 19: Elder Rappley
- Photograph number 20: Elder A. J. Newman
- Photograph number 21: Elder Davis
- Photograph number 22: Elder Pomfroy
- Photograph number 23: Elder Monroe Van Wagoner
- Photograph number 24: Elder Howard C. Peterson
- Photograph number 25: Salt Lake Temple
- Photograph number 26: Mesa, Arizona Temple
- Photograph number 27-29: Fairmont Park scenes: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 30: Four unidentified Elders
- Photograph number 31: Four unidentified Sisters
- Photograph number 32: Faucett, Hooper, et al
- Photograph number 33: Ferry boat between Camden and Philadelphia
- Photograph number 34: Remnant of Philadelphia fair, 1912
- Photograph number 35: Elder Lorenzo H. Hatch
- Photograph number 36: Elder Leonard J. Madison
- Photograph number 37: Elder Grover Arrington
- Photograph number 38: Elder Edmund G. Sperry
- Photograph number 39: Elder Benjamin Kurdson
- Photograph number 40: Elder Hyrum G. Stevens
- Photograph number 41: Elder Travis Parker
- Photograph number 42: Elder Quincy Roundy
- Photograph number 43: Viola C. Peterson
- Photograph number 44: Sister Ruth N. Savage
- Photograph number 45: Elders Roundy, Hilton and Arrington
- Photograph number 46: Elders Faucett, Hilton, Dye, Madison, Stevens, Roundy, Arrington
- Photograph number 47: President Monson meets with Elders and Saints in Fairmont Park, Philadelphia Pa.
- Photograph number 48: Postcard of 15 young men, two named: Distant cousin Claud Richards, Debating companion at BYU Martin Martinson (others identified on back but are unreadable due to condition of picture)
- Photograph number 49: Elders and Saints in Fairmont Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1913
- Photograph number 50: June 20, 1914 The Sisters
- Photograph number 51: 1911 (unidentified group of saints?)
- Photograph number 52: "East Pennsylvania Conference when President Robertson (center) was President I seceded him." (Identified on back)
- Photograph number 53: Fairmont Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 54: Elders Rappley and Newman
- Photograph number 55: Arrington and Hilton, clowning
- Photograph number 56: Elder Miller
- Photograph number 57: Dora at Mattler's feed the geese
- Photograph number 58: Elders Miller and Hilton haul flour
- Photograph number 59: Sr. Mattlr, E. Faucett, Dye, Hilton, Della
- Photograph number 60: We unoad a car of flour for Mattler Bakery
- Photograph number 61: Della and Se. Mattler and goose
- Photograph number 62-64: We Celebrate "24 July" at Atlantic City
- Photograph number 65: President Davis, St. Mattler, and Elders at Atlantic City, 1913
- Photograph number 66: Camden Saints, Sr. Schmidt (left) Sr. Mattler (center)
- Photograph number 67: Elder Birchir and President Hilton
- Photograph number 68: Sr. Laura Keezler of Camden
- Photograph number 69: Sr. Lydia Schofield of Camden
- Photograph number 70: Sr. Pearl Cain of Trenton N.J.
- Photograph number 71: Hinckley Friends: Eda Cropper, Vernell Moody, Inez Bushnell, cousin Mable Corker
- Photograph number 72: Ellen Escott of East Camden, N.J. Pianist for my solos.
- Photograph number 73: At B.Y.A. Claud Richards, Leslie Spillsburg (and others)
- Photograph number 74: Brother Miler
- Photograph number 75-77: Unidentified young girls
- Photograph number 78: Mother Norman and Ernest, Dear Friends
- Photograph number 79: Norman store and home where we lived in East Camden, finally left from here for 1913 summer country work.
- Photograph number 80-82: At Normans
- Photograph number 83: Friends Mr. and Mrs. Rudderor entertain us in country work.
- Photograph number 84: Courthouse, East Camden
- Photograph number 85: Tidwell, Roundy, Hilton, Dye, Madison, Stevens, Arrington, Faucett
- Photograph number 86-88: Friends
- Photograph number 89: Visiting saints in the country, 1914
- Photograph number 90: Atlantic city with paper, 1913
- Photograph number 91: Visiting saints in the country, 1914
- Photograph number 92: Four Elders and 14 saints
- Photograph number 93: Joseph Smith Monument in Vermont
- Photograph number 94: 24 July 1914, South Royalton, Vermont
- Photograph number 95: Original Well, Joseph Smith's birthplace
- Photograph number 96: Flag raising on Patriarch's Hill, Virginia
- Photograph number 97: 24 July 1914 at the well
- Photograph number 98: Joseph Smith Monument in Vermont
- Photograph number 99: Flag
- Photograph number 100: Joseph Smith farm July 24, 1914
- Photograph number 101: Joseph Smith=s home in Palmyra, New York "We were refused entry but later got in, This is not the property of the Church."
- Photograph number 102: Dr. Caldwell, Center Apostle Orson F. Whitney
- Photograph number 103: House where Joseph Smith and Emma Hale were married, we visited
- Photograph number 104: Susquehanna River
- Photograph number 105: Where most of the Book of Mormon was translated, Harmony (Oakland) Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 106: Elders and Saints
- Photograph number 107: Elder Arrington and President Hilton Park Ave. Office Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 108: With Leonard Wood, Hinckley, Utah, 1911
- Photograph number 109: Sosters Isabell and Annis, Brother Hugh
- Photograph number 110: Annie's oldent sone, Grant
- Photograph number 111: Richard and Mable Cook, cousins on mother's side
- Photograph number 112: Norman friends, nurses
- Photograph number 113: Young girl and a puppy on a front porch
- Photograph number 113a: First Sunday School organized in San Francisco Local Brethren, about 1902, taken at 919 Market. W. W. Collins Supt., Wm P. Wolfinger: 1st Assistant, Claude Davis: Secretary
- Photograph number 114: H6 Graduates Emerson School Oakland California, June 1944, Ethel Smith Teacher
- Photograph number 115: Emerson Number. 6 class, June 1948
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Miscellaneous
- Photograph number 1-2: Unidentified group (possibly students from Gila Junior College)
- Photograph number 3
- Photograph number 4
- Photograph number 5: Unidentified group (possibly students from Gila Junior College)
- Photograph number 6: Unidentified building
- Photograph number 7-8: Gila Junior College
- Photograph number 9: Eugene Hilton and Ted working on ? November, 1948
- Photograph number 10: Hill Cumorah
- Photograph number 11: Unidentified group (possibly students from Gila Junior College)
- Photograph number 12: Unidentified group (possibly teachers form Gila Junior College)
- Photograph number 13: Emerson Graduates June, 1949 (H6)
- Photograph number 14: Field Day Outing: Another outing that has become an annual gathering of Latter-Day Saints in MIA Field Day in beautiful Golden Gate Park in Sant Francisco, on May 30 B Memorial Day. Athletic and recreational events fold dances, song and pageantry, under the direction of MIA leaders, make it a day of fellowship and festive cheer. Here's a group of several hundred Saints gathered in "Mormon Vale" so named by park officials because of this traditional gathering in this delightful spot each year. A few years ago, on Arbor Day exercises, Latter-Day Saints were invited, and planted, a number of trees in the grassy vale in San Francisco's famous park.
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Album pages (some fire damage)
- Photograph number 1: Tom, LaVon, Harry, Mrs. J. P. Brockbank, Carolyn, Dick, Cheryl, Vonnie, Temple Hill, March 19, 1944.
- Photograph number 2: President Hilton and his wife Ruth, upon completing a mission to Scotland.
- Photograph number 3-4: Temple Hill, Oakland California
- Photograph number 5: Architect's Perspective mock-up
- Photograph number 6: View of plot under construction
- Photograph number 7: People attending General Conference
- Photograph number 8: Wanda and Glen Harmon
- Photograph number 9: unidentified family picture
- Photograph number 10-12: Views of the Oakland California Temple
- Photograph number 13: David O. McKay
- Photograph number 14: Panoramic View of Oakland and the Temple
- Photograph number 15: View looking up toward the Temple
- Photograph number 16: Excavation for the Oakland Temple
- Photograph number 17-18: President Joseph F. Smith lays the cornerstone of Oakland Temple
- Photograph number 19-20: Construction around ground breaking time
- Photograph number 21: President David O. McKay lifts the first shovel, Ground-Breaking for Oakland Temple
- Photograph number 22: Patriarch Eugene Hilton offers prayer at the Ground-Breaking Service
- Photograph number 23: Newspaper Article highlighting David O. McKay's visit to California
- Photograph number 24-25: President McKay at the Ground-Breaking Ceremony
- Photograph number 26: James T. And Dawn Wallace, Christmas 1960
- Photograph number 27: Eugene Hilton, James T. Wallace, Robyn and Dawn Wallace. Blue Mountains near Sydney, Australia
- Photograph number 28: The Wallace Home, Sydney, Australia
- Photograph number 29: East Bay Interstake Center
- Photograph number 30: Dedicatory Program of the East Bay Interstake Center
- Photograph number 31: Inter-stake Center
- Photograph number 32: Arrival of President McKay at East Bay Interstake Center
- Photograph number 33: Ruby T. Addis with her girls at East Bay Interstake Center while under construction.
- Photograph number 34-35: Ground-Breaking for the East Bay Interstake Center
- Photograph number 36-37: East Bay Interstake Center under construction
- Photograph number 38: Elder Mark E. Peterson, Milton P. Ream, W. Glenn Harmon, Wayne Mayhew, Delbert F. Wright, Pres. Stephen L. Richards, Harold Burton (architect) Emery R. Ranker.
- Photograph number 39: Temple Hill Prior to any leveling
- Photograph number 40: President Stephen L. Richards
- Photograph number 41: Pencil sketch of a man in construction clothes with tool-box "The Builders"
- Photograph number 42: President Richards and President Hilton discuss future building on Temple Hill just prior to ground-breaking for Inter-Stake Center.
- Photograph number 43: Looking toward Temple Hill form Charleston St. Oakland, California
- Photograph number 44: President Heber J. Grant
- Photograph number 45: President David O. McKay
- Photograph number 46: Eugene Hilton, former Stake President and now Patriarch
- Photograph number 47: Temple Hill Prior to time of purchase by The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day Saints, 1943
- Photograph number 48: President George Albert Smith
- Photograph number 49: The elevation in the center is the site selected for the Temple overlooking Oakland and San Francisco Bay.
- Photograph number 50: Picture taken from a knoll east of the site just after the grading was completed for the Interstake Center and showing the magnificent view of Oakland and the bay from Temple Hill.
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Portraits and snapshots (unidentified families are probably Hilton friends and relatives)
- Photograph number 1: Joe. Jr. (Missionary, 1962)
- Photograph number 2: July, 1961
- Photograph number 3: Nita at college
- Photograph number 4: Mark, Lawrence, Ronald Hilton
- Photograph number 5: Mark, Lawrence, Ronald, George and Yvonne Hilton
- Photograph number 6: Freddy, Jess, Pat, David and Douglas
- Photograph number 7: Unidentified family Christmas 1960
- Photograph number 8: Jess
- Photograph number 9: Pat
- Photograph number 10: John and Jan's house
- Photograph number 11: Unidentified boy
- Photograph number 12-17: Unidentified families
- Photograph number 18: Unidentified baby
- Photograph number 19: Sealing Room, Oakland Temple
- Photograph number 20: Unidentified family
- Photograph number 21-23: Unidentified children
- Photograph number 24: Eugene and Ruth Hilton
- Photograph number 25: Unidentified family
- Photograph number 26-28: Oakland Temple
- Photograph number 29: London, England Temple
- Photograph number 30: Bern, Switzerland Temple and Auckland, New Zealand Temple
- Photograph number 31: Los Angeles, California Temple and Idaho Falls, Idaho Temple
- Photograph number 32: Cardston, Alberta, Canada Temple and Laie, Oahu, Hawaii Temple
- Photograph number 33: Manti, Utah Temple/ Logan, Utah Temple
- Photograph number 34: Kirtland, Ohio Temple
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- Photograph number (Duplicates/photo copies of some of folder 3)
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Postcards (captions taken from postcards)
- Photograph number 1: Happy High School Days 1907 Eugene Hilton, Provo, Utah; Ruth Savage, Snowflake, Arizona.
- Photograph number 2: The Wheatfield at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 3: Valley of Death and Little Round Top, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 4: West Market Street from Top of Old Court House, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 5: Public Square Park, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 6: Flower beas, River Common, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 7: Luzerne County Court House Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 8: Drilling a hole for a blast
- Photograph number 9: Boiler House and Culm Washery and Coal Breaker, Scranton, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 10: Hitting the Trail, Billy Sunday Tabernacle, Scranton, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 11: Result of a mine cave
- Photograph number 12: Court House Square, Scranton, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 13: Lackawanna Ave., A glimpse of the Busy Shopping District. Scranton, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 14: Board of Trade Building, Scranton, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 15: Sky Scrapers and Busy Corner, Scranton, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 16: Court House, Towanda, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 17: Towande Pennsylvania, from east Towanda
- Photograph number 18: Adam and Eve, The Same Old Story, card from a member (a little boy holding a little girl reaching for an apple
- Photograph number 19: Towanda, Pennsylvania, L .V. R. R. Station
- Photograph number 20: Pennsylvania's Capitol, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 21: Squirrel
- Photograph number 22: Bird's-eye View of Harrisburg, showing Capitol, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 23: The Barnard Broups Entrance, Capitol Building, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 24: Cameron Street Approach to Mulberry Street Bridge, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 25: Market Street, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 26: City Hall, Albany, New York
- Photograph number 27: "In The Happiest Chain of Memory Regard Me As a Link," From President Robertson at the time he reached home. (Picture of linked sausage)
- Photograph number 28: Albany, New York, looking up Broadway from State Street
- Photograph number 29: New York State Capitol, Albany, New York
- Photograph number 30: State Education Building, Albany, New York
- Photograph number 31: The Governor's Mansion, Albany, New York
- Photograph number 32: U. S. Dreadnaught Utah "We visited on board"
- Photograph number 33: "I is a mighty lonely feller, undt chust von vord form you yet vould cheer me oop" "from my sister Annie"
- Photograph number 34: U. S. Battleship in Action
- Photograph number 35: U.S.S. "Mississippi" in Dry Dock, League Island Navy Yard, Phildelphia, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 36: U. S. Gun Crew in Action
- Photograph number 37: U. S. Battleship Maine
- Photograph number 38: "There isn't much fun in a Christmas tree a fellow just looks thru the window to see. But that's how I'll feel if you leave me out, when you're passing your Christmas love about." from Eda
- Photograph number 39: United States Fleet at Sea
- Photograph number 40: Burns Monument, Barre, Vermont "When I bought this in Va.-1914 I never thot that I would visit Burns birth place as a missionary in Scotland, 1952."
- Photograph number 41: Middlesborough, Market Place, etc.
- Photograph number 42: Hudson River Day Line going up the Highlands
- Photograph number 43: Foster Fountain, Central Park, Clinton, Mass.
- Photograph number 44: Wm. P. Chambers Residence, Broadalbin, New York
- Photograph number 45: Robert Chamber=s residence, Broadalbin, New York
- Photograph number 46: Herding Lambs to pasture is the Schoolboy's Delight
- Photograph number 47: "Stop Thief"
- Photograph number 48: "I don't card how many I missed but I haf got diss vun. dots enuff." President Robertson announces that he has reached home.
- Photograph number 49: The Fountain Golden Hill Park, San Diego, California "From Marvin Moody."
- Photograph number 50: Old Guns, Fort McHenry, Baltimore, Maryland "The Star Spangled Banner was written on British war ship during might bombardment"
- Photograph number 51: Union Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Druid Hill Park, Baltimore, Maryland
- Photograph number 52: Post Office and Battle Monument, Baltimore, Maryland
- Photograph number 53: Wildey Monument, Baltimore, Maryland
- Photograph number 54: Independence Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, The Cradle of Liberty
- Photograph number 55: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Schuykill river taken from Balloon 1 mile high
- Photograph number 56: Independence Hall, from Chestnut Street side, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 57: Declaration Chamber, Independence Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 58: University of Pennsylvania and Grounds, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 59: "Birthplace of Old Glory" Betsy Ross house, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 60: Main Building, Girard College, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 61: Dormitories, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 62: Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 63: Chestnut Street East from Sixteenth Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 64: Market Street from City Hall Arch, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 65: Broad Street at night showing City Hall Tower, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 66: Pathway near Devil=s Pool, Fairmont Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 67: The Sunken Gardens, Fairmont Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 68: Wissahickon at P. R. Ry Bridge, Fairmont Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 69: Monuments in Fairmont Park, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Washington, Lincoln, Grant monuments
- Photograph number 70: Bird's-eye view from Singer Building, New York
- Photograph number 71: East Park Drive At Strawberry Mansion, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 72: Broadway and Fifth Ave. From Flatiron Building, New York
- Photograph number 73: Pennsylvania Station, New York
- Photograph number 74: The Bathers, Coney Island, New York
- Photograph number 75: View of the Bowery from Steeplechase Park, Coney Island, New York
- Photograph number 76: Queensborough Bridge, New York
- Photograph number 77: Naval Academy Midshipmen at Inaugural Ceremonies, Washington, March 4, 1913
- Photograph number 78: Old Jail at Carthage, Illinois, where the Mormon Prophet Joseph Smith and Hyrum Smith were killed by a mob June 27, 1844.
- Photograph number 79: Mississippi river near Nauvoo, Illinois
- Photograph number 80: United States Mint Denver, Colorado
- Photograph number 81: State Capitol, Denver, Colorado
- Photograph number 82: Isle of iona, The Landing Stage
- Photograph number 83: Entrance to Glasgow Green, Glasgow
- Photograph number 84: The Knight Templar Rock, Lundy
- Photograph number 85: Painting of a couple praying
- Photograph number 86: Curtis Building, used for publishing, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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Travels
- Photograph number 1: Where the plunging surf rolls in Ocean Grove, New Jersey
- Photograph number 2: Where Sky and Ocean meet
- Photograph number 3: ? North Easter, Asbury Park, New Jersey
- Photograph number 4: North End Hotel, as seen from Wesley Lake, Asbury Park, New Jersey
- Photograph number 5: North End Pavilion and Casino, Ocean Grove , New Jersey
- Photograph number 6: Wesley Lake, Merry-Go-Round and Ferris Wheel, Asbury Park, New Jersey
- Photograph number 7: Junction of Cookman and Mattison Aves. Asbury Park, New Jersey "We held street meeting on this corner"
- Photograph number 8: Moonlight View Showing Boardwalk and Ocean Peir, Wildwood, New Jersey.
- Photograph number 9: Just a Few of the Tens of Thousands of Bathers at Atlantic City, New Jersey
- Photograph number 10: Million Dollar Peir and Blenheim Hotel, Atlantic City, New Jersey
- Photograph number 11: The Garden Spot of Atlantic City, New Jersey
- Photograph number 12: Sand Artist at work, Atlantic City, New Jersey
- Photograph number 13: Boardwalk, Atlantic City, New Jersey
- Photograph number 14: Million Dollar Pier, Atlantic City,New Jersey
- Photograph number 15: Steamboat Pier, Riverton, New Jersey
- Photograph number 16: Surf at Lynn Boulevard, Lynn, Massachusetts
- Photograph number 17: Center Street. Haddonfield, New Jersey
- Photograph number 18: Bank Ave., Riverton, New Jersey
- Photograph number 19: Historic Buttonwoods, Haddonfield, New Jersey AThe inscriptions read "The British Army passed under these trees after evacuating Phildelphia, June 1778, This Street was laid out and surveyed in 1681 by order of the King of England an called "Ye King's Highway"
- Photograph number 20: West Main Street, Haddonfield, New Jersey
- Photograph number 21: Scene in Knight's Park, Collingswoods, New Jersey
- Photograph number 22: Methodist Episcopal Home fur Aged Women, Collingswood, New Jersey
- Photograph number 23: Knights High School, Collingswood, New Jersey
- Photograph number 24: Taunton Ave. Berlin, New Jersey
- Photograph number 25: Camden New Jersey, County Court House
- Photograph number 26: Berlin National Bank, Berlin, New Jersey
- Photograph number 27: Pennsylvania Railroad Ferry House, Camden, New Jersey
- Photograph number 28: "Come to Dinner, Eating is a habit of Sinners, Saints, and Sages for at times we all are hungry no matter what our age is. And whether you're a Sage, a Saint of just a Sinner, We'd like to have you with us for our Thanksgiving Dinner."
- Photograph number 29: The Library, Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey
- Photograph number 30: Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey; Woodrow Wilson was President here.
- Photograph number 31: Prospect President=s Residence. Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey
- Photograph number 32: "All der time I practice der TANGO" greeting from my brother. Bill at school in Salt Lake City, 1913
- Photograph number 33: Offices of the Bethlehem Steel Co. South Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 34: E. P. Wilbur Trust Co. Building, South Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 35: Across the Campus, Lehigh University, South Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 36: Packers Hall, Lehigh University, South Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 37: St. Mary's Church and South George St., York, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 38: The Library, Lehigh University, South Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 39: Major (General) Robert E. Lee, Headquarters at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 40: Jennie Wade House and Monument, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 41: Millard Academy at Hinckley Utah 1912
- Photograph number 42: Birch bark from tree on farm at Birthplace of Joseph Smith South Royalton, Vermont.
- Photograph number 43: The Monument 38 2 feet, shaft of granite, one foot for each year of the Prophet Joseph Smith's life
- Photograph number 44: The Cottage Entrance
- Photograph number 45: Memorial Cottage
- Photograph number 46: The Old Ruins, the old hearth stone was moved to memorial cottage
- Photograph number 47: The Old Hearthstone
- Photograph number 48: Sophronia Gleen
- Photograph number 49: General View, Green Mts in distance.
- Photograph number 50: South Royalton, Village, Vermont
- Photograph number 51: The Old Well At Prophet's Birthplace.
- Photograph number 52: View alond White River, Sharon, Vermont
- Photograph number 53: The Gateway. Entrance to farm
- Photograph number 54: The Lily Pod by Memorial Cottage at Prophet's Birthplace
- Photograph number 55: Main Street, Looking West, Palmyra, New York
- Photograph number 56: Mormon Hill, where Joseph Smith dug up the Golden Plates, Palmyra, New York
- Photograph number 57: Old Erie Canal, Palmyra, New York
- Photograph number 58: "Old Joe Smith House" near Susquehanna, Pennsylvania. Built by the founder of the Mormon religion, between 1824-1828 Smith lived here, while translating the "Golden Bible" or Book of Mormon.
- Photograph number 59: Grave of Mormon Prophet Joseph Smith's eldest son; McKune Cemetery, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania.
- Photograph number 60: The Beautiful Susquehanna River, Afton, New York
- Photograph number 61: Joseph Smith Jr. Founder of the Mormon Church and Miss emma Hale were married in this house January 18, 1827, by Esquire Tarbell at Afton, Chenango County, New York.
- Photograph number 62: Business Section, Afton, New York, formerly Colesville, New York, we were warned by Acitizens@ not to dare stay overnight here.
- Photograph number 63: Main St. Afton, New York
- Photograph number 64: Lanesboro Dam, fish way and stone bridge near Susquehanna, Pennsylvania.
- Photograph number 65: Harmony/Susquehanna, Pennsylvania. West Hill and Erie Cepot, fron Oakland.
- Photograph number 66: Susquehanna, Pennsylvania, Main St. From West Mains St.
- Photograph number 67: River, Stone Bridge and Stone Quarries, Lanesboro form the Windsor Road near Susquehanna, Pennsylvania
- Photograph number 68: The Wikoff Homestead on Cream Ridge, built 1766. Sr. Wikoff and fine LDS kept us over night here, summer of 1913
- Photograph number 69: The Brick School House, Cream Ridge, New Jersey. We visited here during "without purse or script" summer of 1913.
- Photograph number 70: On Tuckerton Creek, Showing Old Mill. Tuckerton, New Jersey
- Photograph number 71: Carlton House, Tuckerton, New Jersey
- Photograph number 72: Wreck of Barque "Fortuna" near Tuckerton, New Jersey, Near where we first saw the Atlantic Ocean, 1913
- Photograph number 73: This was the 1st to receive European Broadcasts, It was quite famous in 1913. Radio Station Tuckerton, New Jersey, Wireless Tower 820 feet.
- Photograph number 74: A Shady Cave, Gt. Egg Harbor River, May's Landing, New Jersey.
- Photograph number 75: Lenape Falls, May's Landing, New Jersey
- Photograph number 76: Depot at Washington's Crossing of the Delaware, New Jersey
- Photograph number 77: County Clerk's Office, May's Landing, New Jersey
- Photograph number 78: Bird's-eye view from Hotel Baldwin, Beach Haven, New Jersey
- Photograph number 79: Largest Locomotive in the World
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