A full-length portrait of Chester Ingersol Dixon as a young child. He is seated on a tricycle and is wearing a light-colored play dress and a wide-brimmed black hat. A handwritten note on the back of the photograph reads, "Chester Ingersoll Dixon, born in Astoria, OR."

A three-quarter length portrait of Theresa Dixon. She is standing with one arm resting on a table beside a vase of flowers. A handwritten note on the back of the photograph reads, "Theresa Antoinette Townes (Brown). Born in Macon, GA in 1858. Arrived by boat in Astoria. Was given by Sea Captain & daughter. Lived with them till the daughter married. Later married Roscoe Dixon. 1 son - Chester Dixon. Later 1 daughter - Mabel born in Seattle." The photograph is a copy print from an earlier photograph.

A bust portrait of Roscoe Dixon. He is wearing a light-colored striped suit and has a handlebar moustache. A handwritten note on the back of the photograph reads, "Roscoe Lee Dixon. Owner of Roscoe's Oyster House, Astoria, Oreg. Born in 1843. born in Richmond, Va. Sent by Underground Railroad to New Bedford, Mass. Later came west with part of the family and lived in Astoria until Railroad came to Portland, lost their business & moved to Seattle. 1 son- Chester Dixon born in Astoria about 1881?" The photograph is a copy print from an earlier photograph.

A portrait of Evelina Hill wearing a plaid dress and a bow on her head.

A photograph showing six individuals in a forested area building the first road out of Hamlet to Necanicum. They are standing on the beginning of a log road and are holding tools.

A photograph showing five individuals standing in front of a cabin. An additional structure is visible on the right.

A photograph showing the schoolhouse in Hamlet. There is an American flag on the top of the building and a shed to its right. Alex Sarpola, Alfred Haikura, Fred Mattson, and Eli Lampi (right to left) are sitting on a stump in the foreground and Alfred Hill stands beside the stump. Evelina Hill and Phemi Lampi are visible standing on the bridge below. Ten additional people are visible in the distance in various places around the schoolhouse.

A group portrait of about fifty individuals and a dog sitting in a forested area behind the schoolhouse. They are gathered for a Fourth of July picnic and some of the people are holding American flags. Marie Holst Pottsmith is in the center back.

A group portrait of twelve individuals posing in front of the Haikura home. Some are holding rifles.

A group portrait of twenty-eight young people in a clearing. Trees and foliage are visible behind them.

A group portrait of about 40 people gathered for a picnic in a clearing. The forest is visible behind them.

A photograph showing Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hill standing with their four children in front of a field of grain. Their homestead is visible in the distance.

A group portrait of the Sarpola family, including eight children. They are surrounded by trees and foliage. The roof of a structure is visible on the right.

A photograph showing seven people posing with a horse, hay, and farming equipment and tools.

A photograph of Mrs. Lindgren with her youngest child. She stands with her hand on the child's shoulder. There is foliage behind them.

A photograph of Emil Lindgren standing with his youngest sister. There is foliage and a fence behind them.

A photograph of the Hill family standing in front of a house in a forested area. One person stands on the left with a horse and seven people pose near the porch on the right. The school age children are Hilmar, Agnes, and Einer.

A group portrait of the Hill family. On the right, Mrs. Andrew Hill sits in a rocking chair holding their youngest child and Mr. Andrew Hill stands to the left. The other five children stand next to them. Foliage and a building are visible behind them. The school age children are Hilmar, Agnes, and Einar. See also: item 27.

A group portrait of twelve people, likely including members of the Haikura family. Eight stand and four sit. There is foliage and a fence visible behind them.

A group portrait of Andrew Hill's four children. They are all wearing hats and holding buckets. Foliage and a building are visible behind them.

A group portrait of the Hill family and their home. On the right, Mrs. Andrew Hill sits in a rocking chair holding their youngest child and Mr. Andrew Hill stands to the left. The other five children stand next to them. Foliage and a building are visible behind them. The school age children are Hilmar, Agnes & Einar. See also: item 21.

A group portrait of eight people. Five sit on the ground, two stand with a kettle and cup, and one sits on the roof of a structure. They are surrounded by foliage.

A group portrait of Albert Hill's family. Mr. and Mrs. Hill are in the middle and their eight children surround them, including the youngest sitting on Mr. Hill's lap. The school age children are Evelina, Alfred, Ernest, and Henry. The baby is Johnnie.

A group portrait showing Mr. & Mrs. Lampi's family of nine. They all wear hats and Phemi, on the far right, holds a cat. The school age children are Eli, Edward, George, and Phemi (holding cat).

A group portrait of nine people, possibly the Lindgren family. Four stand in the back row while the rest sit. Foliage is visible behind them.

A portrait of Mrs. Lindgren, standing and holding on to the top of a chair. Trees and foliage are visible in the background.

A portrait of Mrs. Makela, mother of the Hill brothers, standing in front of a building. She is surrounded by foliage.

A portrait of Evelina Hill. She sits on a chair in a grassy area and holds a book and a branch. Fruit trees are visible behind her.