Unidentified people are sitting and standing around a car in front of a two-level building. Edith can be seen in the crowd at the back of the car. This is possibly a Fourth of July celebration. This image is possibly from a 1915 calendar page.

There is a house on the right with a wrap-around porch, surrounded by trees and bushes. In front and around it is an open area enclosed with a fence. In the left foreground there is a tree.

View from the hill looking down on a city. On the right is a building with a steeple. In the background are tree-covered hills.

The bottom portion of a very large tree trunk; a square tunnel has been cut at the very bottom. There is a sign hanging on the right side of the tunnel that reads"Pioneer's Cabin, Diam. 32 Feet." See also gelatin dry plate negative #75.

Mounted on a 21.59 x 27.05 cm. (8.5 x 10.65 in.) cardboard matte. Students are sitting on the steps of a building (the schoolhouse). There is a man with a mustache to the far right. Edith is on extreme left, third row up.

Students are sitting on the steps of the schoolhouse. Edith is second from left on the top row.

This is a view of the city from the hill. There is snow covering the ground and buildings. There is a windmill in the direct center of the city. In the background are tree- and snow-covered hills.

Edith is sitting on the steps of a front porch with her gramophone. An unidentified friend is sitting on the walkway next to some buckets holding a cat and cranking a handle (possibly an ice cream maker).

This is a portrait of Edith, on the right, and her brother, Bob, both are holding flowers. Edith has her right hand on Bob's waist. There is a large chair and a studio backdrop in the background.

Home with a wrap-around porch covered in plants and vines. In front of the house there is a stone wall. To the left there is a tree, and to the right is a fence that leads up to the top of a hill.