Item 1: Erik Steinfeldt and his sister (image of boy holding flag standing with girl). “Erik and [blank area] Steinfeldt, 9 Roslagsgatan Stkhm.”
Item 2: Child standing on a porch with clasped hands.
Item 3: Image of an artwork depicting the former slave quarters at Decatur House, Washington, D.C. Postcard. Inscribed on the back: “With all my love, Marie [Beale].”
Item 4: Image of a painting of a girl holding a flower. “With a great deal of love and every good wish for Christmas and for 1938, [illegible text], Boston.”
Item 5: Girl standing on a porch.
Item 6: Girl in profile standing on a porch.
Item 7: Elizabeth Carrington seated with an American flag in the background.
Item 8: Girl standing outdoors.
Item 9: Man in profile.
Item 10: Man and woman standing near a fireplace.
Item 11: Man in profile wearing a tie.
Item 12: Man seated with palm trees in the background.
Item 13: Two dogs. Postcard. “Sugar Plum Daughter and Sugar Mother.” “Easter Greetings from The Family.” [The inscription on this postcard appears to be in the hand of Marie Beale.]
Item 14: Woman. Cabinet card. Photograph by Anderson Studio, Bay Shore, N.Y.
Item 15: Mme Waller [as identified on the back].
Item 16: Woman holding a baby. Cabinet card. Photograph by W.L. Koehne, Cor[ner] Huron and & N. Clark Sts., Chicago.
Item 17: Woman seated with four musicians standing behind her.
Item 18: Marie Oge Beale (1880–1956) on a horse. Postcard. “To Dearest Mildred & Robert go all my thanks for the inspiring Easter Lily."
Item 19: Woman wearing a pearl necklace. Italian postcard. “Palazzo Butera Palermo Dearest Mildred, thank you so much for your pretty card. All my fond wishes for you both Pigtail." "[Illegible signature on front] 1927.”
Item 20: Marie Oge Beale (1880–1956) with two dogs. Postcard. “December 15, Dear Robert, I do hope that sunny beaches are doing you good."
Item 21: Brooke McKee [?]. "Texas Bates McKee Brooke." Photograph by Hessler.
Item 22: “The Carrington Quartet. Elizabeth, Harold, Phyllis, Sidney, Sept. 1911.”
Item 23: “The Carrington Quartet. Otto Born conducting, Sept. 1911.”
Item 24: “The Carrington Quartette. September, 1911.”
Item 25: “The Carrington Quartette. The boy standing is Otto Born of the Music School Settlement, Sept. 1911.”
Item 26: Elizabeth [Carrington].
Item 27: [Elizabeth Carrington].
Item 28: [Elizabeth Carrington].
Item 29: [Elizabeth Carrington].
Item 30: Elizabeth [Carrington]. “4 years and 4 months.”
Item 31: Elizabeth [Carrington]. “4 years and 4 months.”
Item 32: Elizabeth [Carrington]. “4 years and 11 months. ‘Deserted.’”
Item 33: Elizabeth [Carrington]. “Chester Beach and Elizabeth. Mr. Beach is a young sculptor with, we believe, a brilliant future.”
Item 34: [Elizabeth Carrington]. “Mrs. Carrington and Elizabeth.”
Item 35: Harold and Sidney Carrington. “Tokeneke, Conn., Sept. 1911.”
Item 36: Harold [Carrington]. “8 ½ years old.”
Item 37: Harold [Carrington]. “Frances Simonds [and] Harold.”
Item 38: “Harold, Phyllis, Elizabeth [Carrington].”
Item 39: Harold, Phyllis and Elizabeth [Carrington]. “On the beach of Orienta Point, Mamaroneck, 1909.”
Item 40: Phyllis Carrington. “6 years and 10 months.”
Item 41: Phyllis [Carrington]. “7 ½ years old.”
Item 42: Phyllis and Elizabeth Carrington. “The playhouse.”
Item 43: Phyllis and Elizabeth [Carrington]. “Tokeneke, Conn., July 1910.”
Item 44: [Phyllis, Harold and Elizabeth Carrington].
Item 45: Sidney [Carrington].
Item 46: Sidney [Carrington].
Item 47: Sidney Carrington. “1 year and 10 months.”
Item 48: Sidney [Carrington]. “2 years, 2 months.”
Item 49: Sidney [Carrington]. “2 years, 2 months.”
Item 50: Sidney [Carrington]. “2 years, 2 months.”
Item 51: Sidney Carrington. “2 years, 2 months, [with] Katherine Jessup.”
Item 52: Sidney Carrington. “Aged 4 years, taken on his birthday, June 1911.”
Item 53: Sidney Carrington. “Aged 5 years, his birthday, June 24.”
Item 54: Sidney Carrington. “Big Chief.”
Item 55: [Sidney Carrington]. [Holding a trumpet.]
Item 56: [Sidney Carrington]. “Listening for Buffalo.”
Item 57: Sidney Carrington. “May 1911. Aged 3 years, 10 ½ months.” (Photograph damaged at bottom.)
Item 58: Sidney [Carrington]. “Off to the Convention.”
Item 59: Sidney Carrington. “One year today!”
Item 60: Sydney Carrington. “Sharpening the Tomahawk.”
Item 61: “Adam and Eve, (Patty and Sammy).” Photograph of 2 dolls. (Photograph possibly taken by a Carrington family member?)
Item 62: “My dearest grand-daughter. Elsie Elizabeth Carrington, May 1911.” Photograph of a doll. (Photograph possibly taken by a Carrington family member?)
Item 63: “Some of my Grandchildren. Raggy, Mabel, Patty and Sammy.” Photograph of 4 dolls. (Photograph possibly taken by a Carrington family member?)
Item 64: Julia Morse (Curtis Sloane).
Item 65: “Lief Rosanoff. June 1909.” Photograph of Lief Rosanoff (1885–1974) with cello. Leif, sometimes spelled Leiff, was a cellist who studied with Pablo Casals. He married cellist Marie Roemaet (1896–1967). Lief and Marie Rosanoff founded a summer music school in Connecticut.
Item 66: [Lief Rosanoff]. “Mallowfield, 1908.”
Item 67: “Lief Rosanoff. Mallowfield, 1908.”
Item 68: “Lief Rosanoff. Mallowfield, June 1909.” Photograph of Lief Rosanoff with cello.
Item 69: Mrs. Robinson Smith. Oval shape.
Item 70: Charlotte Stillman, Alice Babcock, and unidentified woman.
Item 71: “Vice Consul Thayer at his desk, Venice.”