Men congregate outside of the post office near a horse-drawn sled. The dirt road is covered in snow. Signs that are visible read: Billiard Hall, Mascher and Riches, J. Wolfard & Co. The photograph was originally taken by William L. Jones and reprinted by June D. Drake.

A copy photograph of an image showing the town of Silverton in 1860, originally taken by photographer William L. Jones.

Nine adults and one child near the open entrance of Silverton Meat Market at the corner of N. Water & Main St. J.C. Hayes is next door. The photograph was originally taken by William L. Jones and reprinted by June D. Drake.

A copy of a photograph, possibly by William L. Jones, depicting Oregon Milling Co., Mill B, which was sold to Fischer's Flouring Mills in 1900. The wooden structure looks weathered and vacant. Train tracks to the mill are visible in the foreground. From the Oregonian's Handbook of the Pacific Northwest published in 1894, "These mills are among the largest in the state. The capacity of the plant is 300 barrels of flour a day. The total output of these mills, for 1892, which was considered a short season, was 42,000 barrels. The celebrated brands of flour, 'Royal' and 'Pioneer,' manufactured by this company, are among the best-known brands of the coast, and great quantities of this flour are now regularly shipped to all parts of the world."

A photograph taken in front of a parade procession stretching down a dirt road with embedded train tracks. Two horses pull a parade float crowded with children on risers holding American flags. Several men in hats walk alongside the float. A few stores are just visible on the left.