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Photograph of possibly a family (father, mother, daughter, and son) playing what appears to be dominoes on a marble top table in a house interior.

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Photograph of a bride, Goddard family, Litchfield. Photograph by Marceau Studios, Fifth Avenue, New York.

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Photograph of Mr. and Mrs. John Williams Quincy, parents of Mary Perkins Quincy.

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Photograph of Rev. Marvin R. Vincent. Photograph by Rockwood, 11 Union Square (West), N.Y.

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Photograph of John Brown. Inscribed, "Farewell God bless you, John Brown." Photograph by Black & Batchelder, 173 Washington St., Boston, from the original, taken by Dr. Webb.

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Portrait of George M. Woodruff.

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Photograph of Paul B. Du Chaillee, inscribed "To F. S. Tallmadge, from his old friend, 1871 P B Du Chaillee." Photograph by Frederick Gutekunst, 712 Arch St, Philadelphia.

Scope and Contents Two photographs related to Benjamin Filley. 1) Portrait of Benjamin Filley. Label with photograph has brief biographical information, including, "Enlisted in the war, Sept. 1862. Taken prisoner before Petersburgh, June 22, 1864. Suffered the horrors of Andersonville three months. Then removed to Florence, S.C. where he died, Oct. 31, 1864." 2) Photograph identified on back as a "Civil War company of infantry. Found in back of photo of Benjamin Filley. He was in Co. D. 2nd Ct. V. heavy...

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Photograph of a man and horse, inscribed "Lemon Fair" loaned by Robbins Battell to Col. L. W. Wessells, 19th C.V. for use during his Army Service August, 1862."

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Photograph of a man standing, one hand on a book, the other pointing, three-quarter view of face. Inscribed with illegible signature [W? ? ?]. Photograph by George C. Cox.