Album compiled by an unknown person, containing miscellaneous photographs, postcards, and ephemera relating to people, places, and events in locations including Oregon, New York, Illinois, California, and Montana. Many of the items in the album were cut from the pages of other albums or scrapbooks.

Album containing snapshots and studio portraits of members of the Crocker family, and of friends and associates; some images feature outdoor activities. Most images have handwritten notes identifying some or all of the people depicted. Among those identified are Hazel Crocker, Barbara Crocker, Helen Goss, Etta Honeyman, Maud Morey, Genevieve Thompson Smith, and Kate Woolsey.

Album of black and white photographs of R. P. Hanson, family, and friends, mostly unidentified or identified only by first name, on vacation and at home. Subjects include swimming and other outdoor activities; sports; houses; city and street scenes; and children (including many snapshots of a pair of twins).

Small collection of family photographs. Most of the individuals depicted are unidentified; people who are identified include Lottie Irene Willey, Claude Willey, Cal Hardin, Sonorah Flannery Willey, Lorene Nelson, and Art Nelson.

Black and white photographs of mostly unidentified members of the Loew family in Portland, Oregon. Subjects include outdoor activities; Portland scenes, including the 1910 and 1912 Rose Festivals; and the Kuhn family. A number of photographs depict family vacations to various locations in Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, and Alaska.

Eight black and white photographs of members of the Plamondon and McGhee families, with genealogical and biographical information by June McGhee Ramstad.

Studio portraits, most contained in three photograph albums, depicting members of the Clifford Kittredge Read family and associated families. Many of the people depicted are identified. The Read family came to Turner, Oregon, from Illinois in 1852.

Small collection of tintypes and photographs, primarily black and white cabinet photographs, depicting members of the Sainpolis and Darby families. Most people depicted are unidentified.

Family photograph album containing black and white snapshots of recreational activities and travels, primarily taken in California, with some in Oregon, Washington, and other states. The photographs primarily depict people (most unidentified), houses, and landscapes. Social and recreational scenes depicted include swimming, boating, bicycling, rides in horse-drawn vehicles, picnics, parties, and other gatherings.

Album containing black and white photographs, primarily portraits and snapshots of members of an unidentified family in the Pacific Northwest, including both adults and children. Other subjects include landscape scenes, buildings, farming, pets, and horses.