Photograph of a group of thirty-four people sitting on large rocks with a flowing river behind them. Women in the group wear light colored long, long sleeve dresses, some with decorative collars, and many wear wide brimmed hats, some with veils. The men wear dark suite, and some wear or hold boater style hats. Most of the group looks at the camera. One woman is facing away and some people peak from behind others. An inscription on the back of the photograph reads, "Miss Annie Belle Emery / ?California trip," and she is denoted on the image with a check mark.

Cabinet card photograph of Uncle Arthur Houghton with moustache and wearing a three piece suit and thin white tie. The card is printed in so that the photograph looks as if it's on a piece of paper that is curling at the top and bottom edges, and sits inside of a dark window on the card. The edges of the card are scalloped, and the lower front has a studio imprint reading, "E. W. Fortune / Los Angeles, Cal. 239 1/2 South Spring Street." An inscription on the back reads, "Uncle Arthur Houghton."

Carte de visite photograph of Freddie Houghton as an infant. He is seated on a fur covered chair and wears a gown with a lace collar and bib, and lace around the lower hem. He also wears dark boots and has light colored hair at the top of his head. On the back of the card is an inscription in pencil reading, "Fred Houghton," and the photographer's studio imprint which reads, "F. H. McMillen, portrait and landscape photographer / Duplicates of this photo can be secured at any time / Second floor, Evans block, Riverside, California."