With 8 blue-tinted cyanotype photographs, most measuring 6¾x4¼". Framed with single matting (cut-out sections for each photo). 27¾x23½" overall.

These images are apparently the work of Charles F. Lummis (1859-1928), in his style, time period, and area of interest; plus his name is hand-written on the verso. Shows various Pueblo Indians (including women with their babies) and other local people of the American Southwest area, including a group photo taken within a small walled city (Mission-like appearance), a farming scene, and a set of train tracks splitting into two routes. Only one photograph is lettered in the negative with "216. Burro" showing the close-up of a burro. Not examined outside of frame.