Koito Family photograph album, between 1910 and 1940

Ina Hoffman was the daughter of Josephine Kennedy. H.B Kennedy was her stepfather.

The Warren G. Harding monument built in 1925 and demolished in the late 1970s when it was buried beneath the modern savannah exhibit.

Written on photo: A.Y. Sakuma, February 13th, 1927, Seattle, WA.

The Warren G. Harding monument built in 1925 and demolished in the late 1970s when it was buried beneath the present savannah exhibit.

Printed on front: "We hope you will assist us in keeping this park attractive; and if you have enjoyed your outing here, bear us in mind when you need electric service." Further text on back.

Japanese characters on windows possibly read "healing."

M. Tsukuno died on September 12, 1907.

Japanese characters written on front of item.

Written on front of item: Sincerely, A. Fernandez.

Japanese characters written on back of item.

Written on back of item: Mabel Chinn.

Japanese characters printed on front of item.

This is a postcard addressed to "Mr. and Mrs. Fujita 1418 ½ Jackson St. Seattle, WA USA". The postcard was sent from Japan and possibly mentions a visit on Christmas and best wishes to everyone.

Written on front of item: A.Y Sakuma June 1924 Seattle.

Probably Chiye Shigimura who graduated from the University of Washington in 1926.

Written on back of item: 1935. Jan. 24, 12. Cujako.

Written on front of item: To Mr & Mrs Fujita Sincerely Asako Kodama.

Corner of item has writing that has been cut off, possibly "Mrs. F"

Six Japanese characters written on front of item. May read: Jito and Saburo.

Japanese script written on verso of item.

Japanese script written on verso.

Japanese characters written on verso.

Written on front of item: To Mr. Fujita, Best wishes. - Ichiro.

Son is possibly George Miyagawa seen in 71a.

Written on front of item: K. Shimura June 2, 1926 New York

Shufunotomo was a woman's magazine in Japan founded in 1917

Written on front of item: S. Teramura

Written on front of item: George Miyagawa 1926

Young boy may be George Miyagawa, from item 71a, and his mother from item 63.

Written on front of item: To Mr. & Mrs. T. Fujita From Toshio Akamatsu 4 months old.

Written on front of item: A. Y. Sakuma To Mr. and Mrs. Fujita.

Written on photograph: To Oba San (which translates to Auntie in Japanese) From Toshio Akamatsu