Portrait of Emmett Graham wearing a dark suit posing, sitting on a stool, in front of a painted backdrop.

Portrait of a young girl wearing a white dress holding a fan and posing, sitting, on a bale of hay in front of a painted backdrop.

Cabinet card of the "Hudlin Gang", with 11 members sitting in three rows. Members in the photograph are numbered with pencil, with a reference at the back. From left to right, top row: G. W. Buchanan (11), Walter Smith (7), Sam Hodge (6), and Edger Brown (1). Middle row: "a North Carolina boy" (10), Archie Clay (8), Alen Beadle (5), and J. K. Peavary-Long? (3). Bottom row: Emmitte Smith (9), Hershul Willis (4), George Brewar (2).

Photograph of a unknown small baby. The baby is positioned sitting on a fur fabric over wicker furniture. The child is wearing a long light color dressing robe.

Photograph of an unknown small toddler. They are pictured sitting up and in light color clothing.

Photograph of a young boy. He is dressed in dark clothing and positioned with his legs crossed. He is sitting on a wicker chair.

Photograph of Charles Welch, brother of Nellie Welch Smith. He stands with one hand, which holds his hat, resting on a rock, and the other on his hip. He stands against a painted backdrop of a lake. He wears a jacket with only the first button done, a waistcoat, and a bow tie.

Photograph of a family, mother and father with a son and daughter, standing outside of their home, with bushes and trees surrounding it. The daughter is standing with a horse.

Photograph of Nellie Welch Smith, wife of Wesley Asbury Smith, from the chest up. She wears a white high-necked bodice, with a pin at the neck.

Photograph of an unidentified couple posing for a portrait in their wedding clothes. The bride (left) stands, wearing a dress and a veil and resting her hand on the groom's shoulder. The groom (right) sits next to her, wearing a suit with a light-colored bowtie and leather gloves.

Photograph of an unidentified child in a long, light-colored dress, sitting on a pile of straw in front of a faux stone wall.

Photograph of an unidentified woman with large necklaces and bracelets posing for a portrait with a hat sitting a bale of straw. She stands next to the bale of straw and leans on it slightly. A wall of stone brick is visible in the background.

Photograph of an unidentified woman in a high-collared black shirt facing forward . She wears a matching hat with feathers protruding upwards from it.

Photograph of an unidentified family sitting for a portrait. The man (left) sits with the older child in his lap. The woman (right) sits with the younger child laid across her lap.

Photograph of an unidentified baby, standing in a white gown. They stand in front of a painted background.

Photograph of an unidentified child in a white shirt standing on a fur rug next to a wicker chair.

Photograph of an unidentified girl in a white-colored gown sitting on a bed of straw in front of a painted background.

Photograph of an unidentified family. The mother and the father sit in black clothes along the middle row, the father holding a young child in a white gown at right. Above them are two young boys in striped shirts, and along the bottom row are two young boys with frilly white shirts.

Photograph of an unidentified Henke family member posing for a portrait. The young man wears a dark-colored suit along with a light-colored vest and patterned tie.

Portrait of Bell Botkins wearing a dress and leaning on a hay bale.

Portrait of Dude Arrowood and Stanley Graham in a room with one of them holding a hat and the other a piece of paper. On the back is handwritten text stating the two men's names and that they are brothers in law and that Stanley is Annie Arrowood's brother.

Photograph of Earnest Duffy as a child with a white dress. He sits on a cushioned wooden chair.

Portrait of a baby girl, wearing a light-colored gown with cinched sleeves and collar. The girl is seated in front of a dark-colored ottoman with tassels that is elevated on some sort of riser. The back of the photograph is integrally designed with gold colored line work.

Portrait of Miss Mary Hall, a young woman with dark hair wearing a white dress. A handwritten note on the back of the photo identifies her as "Pappa's (Will Townley) girlfriend."