Title from manuscript caption on verso. Close-up of an unidentified woman, possibly wearing glasses and an Inverness coat.

Title from manuscript caption on verso. A soldier and a woman talk with two women seated in a horse drawn carriage. One of the seated women may be the woman pictured in plate #072.

Title from manuscript caption on recto. A man in a top hat is sitting on a porch with a baby in his lap. To his left is a little girl holding her left hand over her eyes. On the extreme left edge of the photograph is another girl. In the left background is a three-story building Richard Rudisill of the Photo Archives of the Palace of the Governors identified as the Catron School.

Title from manuscript caption on verso. A number in people in formal dress linger as a solider and his companions walk past. Context from the other plates in the series suggest they are on their way to the military parade grounds.

Title from manuscript caption on recto. A man, presumably Captain Summerhayes or Summerhays, plays with his dogs. In a gap between the trees on the right can be seen the top of the St. Francis Cathedral with its unfinished Romanesque spires.

This is the same setting as in plate #077.

Title from manuscript caption on recto. A man, presumably Captain Summerhayes or Summerhays, plays with his dogs while others look on. The large grey classical building in the background is the existing Federal Courthouse.

This is the same setting as in plate #076.

Title from manuscript caption on verso. A man, possibly a soldier, rides a horse at a fast pace past the camera.

This is the same horse as pictured in plate #079. The location can be inferred as the U. S. Military parade ground, Santa Fe, New Mexico, by comparing this photograph with plates #080, #081, and #083.

Emulsion in the negative cracked and missing at top of photograph.

Title from manuscript caption on verso. A horseman rides left to right in front of an adobe wall. Behind the wall on the left is the cupola of a Victorian building, which Richard Rudisill of the Photo Archives of the Palace of the the Governors identified as the Palace Hotel, on Washington Street north of Marcy Street.

Emulsion in the negative cracked and missing at top and right side of photograph. Smudges on back of mount.

The horse's stockings match those in #078.

Title from manuscript caption on recto. Two young women are watching the parade grounds from under a large tree. In the background are soldiers, some in groups. Richard Rudisill of the Photo Archives of the Palace of the Governors identified the building in the background with the large white awning as the Catron House, a private residence, also seen in plate #82.

The tree, the taller girl and the left-most building are also seen in plate #081.

Title from manuscript caption on recto. A man and three or four children stand under a tree near the military parade grounds. Richard Rudisill of the Photo Archives of the Palace of the Governors identified the Gothic church tower seen in the left background as the Presbyterian church, the first of three buildings on that site at the intersection of Grant Avenue and Griffin Street.

The tree, the tallest girl, and the right-most building are also seen in plate #080.

Title from manuscript caption on recto. Lines of soldiers march with bayonets as a military band plays in the center middleground. The background fence and buildings are similar to plate #80, identified in the caption as the military parade ground in Santa Fe. Richard Rudisill of the Photo Archives of the Palace of the Governors identified the building with the large white awning as the Catron House, a private residence and the building on the hill as the Hayt-Wingate House, also a private residence.

Title from manuscript caption on recto. About ten horses, some behind the others, are standing in a corral.

Title from manuscript caption on recto. Very dark image of buildings in the middleground and a tower in the background, identified by Richard Rudisill of the Photo Archives of the Palace of the Governors as a fire alarm located next to the firehouse on Lincoln Avenue, behind the Governor's Palace.

Title from manuscript caption on recto. Laundry hangs on a line in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Title from manuscript caption on recto. A very dark image of the roof of a building silhouetted against a dark sky. The only visible details of the building are a chimney and an upper window. Possible other details are windows and a door on the ground floor of the building.