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Group photo of a ranch party at Rancho Calleguas, July 20, 1924 given for Juan Camarillo after spending 8 years in South America. 700 people attended. Photo shows several long picnic tables set up under trees full of dressed up party attendees.

The daughter of a prominent Philadelphia loyalist, Peggy Shippen married Benedict Arnold in 1779. She was suspected of aiding her husband’s treason and accompanied him into exile. This sculpture is part of American Revolution! George Stuart…

Panoramic view of the attendees gathered and seated at banquet tables for the Nineteenth Annual Luncheon, First Century Families at the Hotel Statler - Los Angeles, Calif. Some people identified: Charles Temple, Arvella Temple, Gabriela Temple, Fred…

Hoffman family Christmas photo, circa 1956, at Edith Hoffman's home on Lincoln Drive. Back row, L-R: Virginia Mae Haley, Katherine Hoffman Haley, Robert Grant Haley, Andrea Haley Pfister, Connie Bergin, Tom Bergin. Middle row, L-R: Unknown, Katherine…

Portrait of the Leon Cerf family, two adults and five children. The family is all dressed in formal clothing. Mr. and Mrs. Cerf sit on chairs, along with one son sitting between them, perhaps on a stool. Mr. Cerf holds a child in his lap, and the…

Group photo of men and women and one young girl, all dressed formally.

Standing (l-r): James Allen Day; J.C. Brewster; Oscian Cook.
Seated (l-r): J. Smith Briggs; Sara Jane Day; Harriet Briggs; Mary Brewster; Rhoda Cook.
Front: Pansy Brewster

Group photo of seven young men and women pose sitting and standing in formal dresses and suits. The women are carrying bouquets and wearing corsages, and all hold large diplomas. A garland of flowers lays in front of the group.

Students are…

Four women and three men in formal attire pose in a studio, some sitting and some standing. They are family of Honorable W. Cannon, but family members are not identified by name.

Graduation portrait, some seated and some standing. Nine young men in tuxedos and eleven young women in light colored long dresses are pictured. All are holding rolled diplomas. First row, second from left, is George Baker.