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One 2½" x 4" B&W photo pf John H. Lancaster swinging a golf club.

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One photo of Mrs. Thomas A. Langford, (Anne Emlen McNeill) sitting on a wicker chair with Thomas Alexander Langford and Ruth Emlen Langford.

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Margaret & Al Lautier, (Milton Rd., Litchfield). Taken at Aunts' brook/picnic area, West Rd., Litchfield, CT.

Scope and Contents One 2½" x 4" photo of Fannie Virginia Casseopia Lawrence. Caption reads, "A Redeemed Slave Child, 5 years of age. Redeemed in Virgina, by Catharine S. Lawrence; baptized in Brooklyn, at Plymouth Church, by Henry Ward Beecher, May, 1863. The folder also containes a newspaper clipping detailing the events about "The Freedom Ring" and "Little Pinky". "In February, 1860, the colored child of a white father, was sold at auction by Henry Ward Beecher to prevent her being sold in the Far South by...

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Folder contains two photos of 1st Lt. B. D. Lee in military uniform.

Scope and Contents Folder includes two photos of Mrs. Jeanie Gould Lincoln. Glued onto the back of one photo is a newspaper clipping about her daughters christening, also the day of their fifth anniversary. Flowers and gifts were sent such as silver and carved wooden ornaments. A brief description of the ladies costumes, mostly velvet, lace, silk and satin draped with tulle. Among the guests were General Sherman, ex-Sectary and Mrs. Blaine, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Johnson. The article also mentions the serving of...

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One 4" x 5" photo of J. Ferris Lockwood dated August 16, 1891.

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Two photos and a copy of each of Mr. Augustus & Miss. Fanny Lord, cousins in Litchfield, by Mrs. Wallbridge. Note: See Daguerreotype Boxes 2, 10, 11. Also See Ambrotypes Box 1.

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One oval cut (10" x 12") photo of Mary Lord.

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One 6" x 7½" photo of Ensign Elihu Lyman. Description on back reads: 17th Reg. Conn. Foot, Original member of Cincinnati. From painting on drum head by John Trumbell, original owned by Col. Geo. B. Sanford. 1760 -