Photograph of possibly the front view of the car in photograph #57. The car is on a dirt road with two men standing on the side of it.

Photograph of a mountain valley. There is one tall tree in the lower left-hand corner of the picture.

Photograph of snow covered trees. There are several trees that have fallen down and are shown diagonally running through the picture.

Photograph of a valley, or even an ocean. Taken from the top of a mountain looking down. The mountains are shaded and located at the bottom of the picture. The sky encompasses most of the picture. There is a white spot on the middle right-hand side of the photograph.

Contains Kane family photographs and original family albums spanning from the 1840s to 1920s.

Tintype of three women (two sitting), one woman is standing with two men behind a fence. The tintype was taken in 1889 by an unknown photographer.

Color tinted photograph of an older woman (late 40s or 50s) in a white bonnet, two ringlets on the sides of her head in a dark blue dress. Undated photograph was taken by Wenderoth & Taylor, Philadelphia.

Engraving of Thomas L. Kane with a large beard wearing his Civil War uniform. It was printed in the 1860s by Wm S. & A. Martien, Philadelphia.

Photograph of a young boy in a dark suit and black bow tie. Most likely a photograph of one of Thomas L. Kane's sons, Evan or Thomas II, when the family visited Utah in the winter of 1872-1873 and had their pictures taken by C. R. Savage soon after their arrival.

Photograph of William Wood, Elizabeth Dennistoun Kane's father. Wood has a salt and pepper colored beard and is wearing a gray patterned wool suit. This photograph was taken by M. Ormsbee in New York and signed by Wood on the back with the date of Marcy 18, 1865.