Hat in bonnet style of black silk taffeta; rounded crown with 4" deep upward brim covered with folds of fabric with binding underbrim and lower edge of bonnet with gathered bombazine; large bow at front and back with silk taffeta ribbon ties; inside of crown is brown buckram; black silk lining.

Petticoat of translucent white cotton organza with red stripes, waist band, full length.

Folding fan of carved brown/pierced wood. Covered in brown silk with black lace edging; metal loop with embossed foliate design.

Photograph of Charles Dickens writing at a table. 1865.

Photograph of Charles Dickens sitting in a chair with his hands in his lap. Mason & co., London 1865.

Photograph of Andrew Yetter, c. 1865.

A photograph taken in a photographer's studio of a young woman named Sarah Johnson, who holds a book in her hands.

Photograph of President Andrew Johnson. Photo by Alexander Gardner, Washington DC, c.1865.

Photograph of Jep Gomett. Photo by Isaac A.M. Thompson, Clarksville, MO, c.1865.

Photograph of L to R: Wilcarc, McGruder, Price, Terrell, and Hindmans. Photo by Brady & Co., Washington DC, October 9, 1865.

Photograph of Mrs. John Harrell, c. 1865-1869.

Photograph of the August 22, 1865, edition of "Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper."

Portrait of Dan F. Cole wearing a suit with hat on a table in front of a light background.

Photograph of Mrs. Mary Williams Smith. Print by Harry Watton, Oklahoma City, OK, c. 1865-1870.

Photograph of Samuel Garland, Choctaw Chief 1862-1864. Photo taken in Washington DC, c. 1865.

Photograph of Reverend John Harrell, c.1865. Printed c. 1865-1870.

Photograph of Helene and Alice Lungkwitz as young girls, who are standing and wearing matching dresses.

Photograph of the Guadalupe-Schmitz-Plaza Hotel (located at Main Plaza) in New Braunfels, Texas.

Photograph of M.T. Hickman's discharge papers from the Confederate army, handwritten on lined paper.

Wedding shoes of off white kid leather. Designed with a square toe and throat, shoes have a large ruffled ribbon bow with tiny metal buckle set at top of toebox. Edge of upper bound with off-white satin ribbon. The low heel is of modified Cuban or Louis style, rounded at sides and back, covered in kid leather. Handwritten note: "My wedding slippers" S.S.D.

In this view, the doll is seated in a small chair. She is wearing a green dress with white lace and black shoes.

The facade is partially visible. The building consists of two stories with large arched windows and intricate patterns decorating the exterior.

A detail of the facade is shown. Several arched windows, arcade and patterned decoration are visible.

A close detail of a facade is visible with its intricate patterned decoration. A lamp post in the courtyard is visible with some potted plants. Portions of the triple arches of the colonnade are visible.