Charles K. Dalton photograph collection, Circa 1900-1930

This group of photographs are unidentified portraits of various groups and individuals. Some are similar to the identified photographs and others are of stage actors in costume, children and family portraits and other individual men and women. Subjects were likely from the Helena, Montana vicinity.

This group of photographs are unidentified portraits of various individuals. Most of these photographs were taken in the same location in a house next a window and are of a woman by herself in various poses and garments and of her with a man dressed in a formal suit. Also included are individuals in other settings. Subjects were likely from the Helena, Montana vicinity.

This group of photographs portray numerous scenes of outdoor activities including hunting, fishing, camping and picnicking. Images are likely from the Dalton family and taken at Dalton Mountain, near Avon; the Missouri River, and the Helena, Montana, area.

Interior and exterior photographs of a house, likely in Helena, Montana, and two photographs of homes in a rural/country setting.

Images include a rocky cascading stream, a pond, large haystack and mountain landscapes including one with a Native American man standing among teepees with two boys and a horse.