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Full length portraits of four golfers each holding a club and dressed in golf attire.

Allegorical composition depicting various architects for peace. Contemporary figures are placed in foreground and Greek figures behind. Spanning the centuries, figures represent many cultures and countries.

View of cloud covered mountains with waterway in foreground.

Woman in formal dress standing on a step holding a necklace of pearls.

Photograph album depicting family and friends, interiors, Atlantic City, N.J. and Cleveland, Ohio.

Extensive line of people shown against buildings with one person crossing a broad street.

Two of the images depict the cantilevered towers that span the railway bridge. Another sheet has three sections. The upper image superimposes the heights of some of the great buildings of Europe compared with the bridge; the middle drawing gives measurements of the span, height and distances between Queensferry and Fife; the lower drawing depicts three men sitting on a model cantilever showing the mechanical principle of the bridge.

Male figure in foreground looking out at coastal view.

Views depict homes, landmarks and monuments surrounding the area of Waterloo.

Elevated and seated Pope Pius X surrounded by church and public dignitaries.

Landscape views throughout Japan with English captions.

Portrait of mother and three children staged in front of a landscape background and a scene featuring a house with Chinese decorations and characters.

Both sailing vessels are shown on the high seas waving the American flags.

A sepia-toned landscape view looking towards valley and mountain with children in the foreground.

Photographs of two commuter ferries, the San Francisco and the Fernwood, depicted on the water with passengers.

Scenes show destruction of buildings and streets throughout the city.

The core of the collection consists of original photographic prints taken and annotated by a surveying group led by John Casper Branner, who was a member of the California State Earthquake Investigation Commission. Other photos were added later, many of which are unpublished.