Black-and-white and color portraits and photographs of unidentfied people posing for headshots, at the beach, in military uniforms, at a wedding and in various groups across a range of years.
A black-and-white photograph of five unideitified people sitting at the Newfound Gap overlook in North Carolina. New Found Gap is the lowest drivable gap in the Great Smokey Mountains National Park according to the National Park Services.
A black-and-white photograph of three women at a party for Willie V. Irvin with an inscription that says, "This was taken at a party that was given for me in LA in 1945 (June). a breakfast. left to right Winona (dead this last march), Dolly, Marcaia.…
A color photograph of Bailey C. Penn wearing a lifejacket while on a boat. An insricption on the back says, "Brother Bailey C. Penn from the British Virgin Islands a friend of merit to me, taking a break and profiling while on a refueling station."