This volume contains carte de visite portraits of celebrated American and European figures, as well as various Saltonstall and Brooks family members. Subjects include members of the Bonaparte family, Edward Everett, John Quincy Adams (1833-1894), Henry Adams (1838-1918), Nathaniel Silsbee, Mary Crowninshield Silsbee, Ellen Shepherd Brooks, Peter Chardon Brooks (1798-1880), and Henry Saltonstall. Photographers include John Adams Whipple and Black & Batchelder of Boston, Mass., as well as Disderi (Paris, France) and Brady's Studios (New York and Washington, D.C.), among others. An index to Vol. 1 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains carte de visite portraits, mostly of various members of the Adams, Amory, Appleton, Bacon, Brooks, Coolidge, Lawrence, and Saltonstall families. Subjects include Charles Francis Adams (1807-1886), Charles Francis Adams (1835-1915), Henry Adams (1838-1918), John Quincy Adams (1862-1886), Harriett Dexter Lawrence, Lawrence Brooks, Peter Chardon Brooks (1831-1920), Sarah Lawrence Brooks, Eleanor Brooks Saltonstall (1867-1961), and Henry Saltonstall, among many others. Photographers include Allen & Rowell, James Wallace Black, Antoine Sonrel, and John Adams Whipple of Boston, Mass., as well as George Kendall Warren of Cambridgeport, Mass., among many others. Includes tintypes and some hand-colored cartes de visite. An index to Vol. 2 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains cabinet card and carte de visite portraits, mostly of members of the Brooks, Lewis, and Saltonstall families. Many of the portraits were taken by Sarah Lawrence Brooks. Subjects include Amos Adams Lawrence, Amos Amory Lawrence, Sarah Elizabeth Appleton Lawrence, Eleanor Brooks Saltonstall, Eleanor "Nora" Saltonstall, Leverett Saltonstall (1892-1979), and Richard Middlecott Saltonstall, among many others. Other photographers include Augustus Marshall and James Wallace Black, among others. An index to Vol. 3 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains portrait photographs, mostly of members of the Lawrence and Brooks families. Subjects include Lawrence Brooks, Sarah Lawrence Brooks, Amos Adams Lawrence, Amos Amory Lawrence, and Eleanor Brooks Saltonstall, among many others. Photographs include Allen & Rowell, Notman & Campbell, James Notman, and Horatio G. Smith, all of Boston, among others. Most of the photographs are cabinet cards. An index to Vol. 4 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains cabinet card photographs collected by Sarah Lawrence Brooks, mostly of portraits of various members of the Lawrence family. Subjects include Sarah Lawrence Brooks, Amos Adams Lawrence, Amory Appleton Lawrence, Sarah Elizabeth Appleton Lawrence, and Harriet Dexter Lawrence Hemenway, among others. There are also two views of the Amos A. Lawrence residence in Brookline, Mass. All of the photographs were taken in 1881 by Notman & Campbell, Allen & Rowell, and Augustine H. Folsom. An index to Vol. 5 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains photographs taken by Sarah Lawrence Brooks, mostly of her family at their home, "Point of Rocks," in West Medford, Mass. Subjects include Amos Adams Lawrence, Lawrence Brooks, Peter Chardon Brooks (1831-1920), Sarah Elizabeth Appleton Lawrence, Eleanor Brooks Saltonstall, and Henry Saltonstall, among others. All of the photographs are cabinet cards. An index to Vol. 6 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains cabinet card photographs taken and collected by Sarah Lawrence Brooks, mostly portraits of various Brooks and Lawrence family members. Subjects include Lawrence Brooks, Peter Chardon Brooks (1831-1920), Sarah Lawrence Brooks, Sarah Elizabeth Appleton Lawrence, William Lawrence, and Eleanor Brooks Saltonstall, among others. Other photographers include Allen & Rowell and Augustus Marshall of Boston, Mass., among others. An index to Vol. 7 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains photographs taken and collected by Sarah Lawrence Brooks of views of the Brooks family home on Buzzard's Bay in Wareham, Mass. These photographs also include views of family members, including Lawrence Brooks, Peter Chardon Brooks (1831-1920), Sarah Lawrence Brooks, Leverett Saltonstall (1892-1979), Muriel Gurdon Saltonstall, and Richard Middlecott Saltonstall. One of the photographs was taken by Augustus Hemenway, Jr.; many of the photographers are unidentified. An index to Vol. 8 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains photographs of Lawrence Brooks' home in Groton, Mass., taken by Sarah Lawrence Brooks between 1897-1900. Includes one photograph of Lawrence Brooks. The volume appears to have been given to Lawrence by his mother in 1901; it bears an inscription on the cover that reads, "Lawrence Brooks/ 1901/ Photographs/ By/ Sarah Lawrence Brooks." An index to Vol. 9 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains photographs collected by Eleanor Brooks, mostly portraits of various Brooks and Lawrence family members. Subjects include Gorham Brooks, Helen Brooks, Lawrence Brooks, Peter Chardon Brooks (1831-1920), Harriet Dexter Lawrence, Sarah Elizabeth Appleton Lawrence, and Eleanor Brooks Saltonstall, among others. Photographers include Allen & Rowell, Horatio G. Smith, and John Adams Whipple, all of Boston, Mass., among others. Includes cartes de visite and tintypes. An index to Vol. 10 is stored with the volume.

This volume mostly contains commercial photographs of various places, purchased by Lawrence Brooks during his travels in the 1890s. These include images of Gibraltar, Martinique, St. Kitts, Bermuda, Yellowstone Falls and Yellowstone Canyon, and various places in Italy. There are also a number of photographs that document a trip to the western U.S. by Lawrence Brooks and friends in the summer of 1891; subjects include Wyoming, the Tetons, the Snake River, and Mammoth Hot Springs, among other locations. Some of these photographs were taken by novelist Owen Wister, one of Lawrence's companions on the trip. Many of the photographers are unidentified. Note: This was previously numbered as Album 13a.

This volume mostly contains portrait photographs collected by Lawrence Brooks. Most of the photographs depict various members of the Brooks and Saltonstall families, including Lawrence Brooks, Peter Chardon Brooks (1831-1920), Sarah Elizabeth Appleton Lawrence, Sarah Brooks Lawrence, Eleanor Brooks Saltonstall, Leverett Saltonstall (1897-1979), and Richard Saltonstall (1892-1979), among others. Photographers include Pach Bros. of New York, N.Y., as well as James Wallace Black, James Notman, and John Adams Whipple of Boston, Mass., among others. There is also one portrait of Peter Chardon Brooks (1831-1920) that was taken by Sarah Lawrence Brooks. Includes cabinet cards, cartes de visite, and tintypes. An index to Vol. 12 is stored with the volume.

This volume mostly contains commercial photographs depicting views of such places as the Azores, Turkey, Israel, Algiers, and the Sahara Desert. These were probably collected by Lawrence Brooks during his travels in the 1890s. There is also one photograph of Lawrence Brooks in a buggy, taken Oct. 1895. The photographers are unidentified.

This volume contains commercial photographs of Cairo, Egypt, and other Egyptian scenes, collected by Lawrence Brooks in 1894. The photographers are unidentified.

This volume mostly contains photographs of Brooks family properties in West Medford, Mass. Some of the photographs include views of various Brooks and Saltonstall family members, including Peter Chardon Brooks (1831-1920), Henry Brooks, and Richard Middlecott Saltonstall. Photographers include Henry Brooks and Fanny Brooks, as well as many unidentified photographers. An index to Vol. 15 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains commercial carte de visite portraits of celebrated 19th-century individuals, including royalty, politicians, literary figures, military leaders, men of science, and musicians, among others. These photographs were probably collected by Ellen Shepherd Brooks during the 1860s; the inscriptions on the album pages are in her hand. Various photographers.

This volume mostly contains portraits of various Lawrence family members, as well as members of the Amory, Brooks, Hemenway, and Saltonstall families. Subjects include Lawrence Brooks, William Lawrence, William Appleton Lawrence, Eleanor "Nora" Saltonstall, Muriel Gurdon Saltonstall, and Richard Saltonstall (b. 1897). There is also one photograph of the interior of the library at the Lawrence home, Longwood, in Brookline, Mass. Photographers include James Wallace Black, Augustus Marshall, and James Notman, all of Boston, Mass., among others; many of the photographers are unidentified. Includes cabinet cards. An index to Vol. 17 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains carte de visite portraits of members of the Lawrence and Brooks families, among others. Subjects include Helen Brooks, Rachel Brooks, Sarah Lawrence Brooks, Amory Appleton Lawrence, Amos Adams Lawrence, Hetty Sullivan Lawrence, Eleanor Brooks Saltonstall, Eleanor "Nora" Saltonstall, and Leverett Saltonstall (1892-1979), among many others. Photographers include Allen & Rowell, James Wallace Black, and John Adams Whipple of Boston, Mass.; George Kendall Warren of Cambridge, Mass.; Kunst-Verlag of Berlin, Germany; and Sarah Lawrence Brooks. An index to Vol. 18 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains carte de visite portraits collected by Rose Smith Lee Saltonstall for her son, Richard Middlecott Saltonstall, in 1865 and later. Subjects include some Saltonstall and Peabody family members, as well as photographs of various celebrated figures such as Civil War officers and European royalty. Most of the photographs are unidentified; many are undated. Photographers include James Wallace Black, John Adams Whipple, and Black & Case of Boston, Mass., among others. Includes some hand-colored cartes de visite. An index to Vol. 19 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains cartes de visite and cabinet card portraits of various people. Some of the subjects include Lee, Peabody, and Saltonstall family members; most of the photographs are unidentified. Photographers include James Notman and Allen & Rowell of Boston, Mass., among other photographers. An index to Vol. 20 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains portrait photographs of various Saltonstall family members and friends. Subjects include Frances Saltonstall, Leverett Saltonstall (1892-1979), Muriel Gurdon Saltonstall, Richard Middlecott Saltonstall, and Edmund March Wheelwright (1854-1912). Photographers include Augustus Marshall, James Wallace Black, and James E. Purdy & Co., all of Boston, Mass., among others. Also includes cartes de visite. An index to Vol. 21 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains portrait photographs of the members of the Richard M. Saltonstall family, taken between 1894-ca. 1900. Subjects include Eleanor Brooks Saltonstall, Eleanor "Nora" Saltonstall, Leverett Saltonstall (1892-1979), Muriel Gurdon Saltonstall, Richard Saltonstall (1897-1979), and Richard Middlecott Saltonstall. Photographers include Augustus Marshall of Boston, Mass. and Partridge; many photographers are unidentified. An index to Vol. 22 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains cabinet card portraits, probably of the Harvard College Class of 1880. Many of the subjects are unidentified. Most of the photographs were taken ca. 1880 by James Notman of Boston, Mass. An index to Vol. 23 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains cabinet card portrait photographs of various people, mostly unidentified, that were taken ca. 1879-1889. Photographers include James Notman, Augustus Marshall, and Allen & Rowell of Boston, Mass., among others. An index to Vol. 24 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains snapshot photographs of the Richard Middlecott Saltonstall family on their summer vacations, ca. 1900-1903. The photographs depict the Saltonstall family at such places as the Glades Club, a summer resort in Scituate, Mass.; Dixville Notch, New Hampshire; Lake Umbagog and Rangeley Lake in New Hampshire and Maine; and North Haven and Camden, Maine, among other places. There are also a number of views of Chestnut Hill in winter, taken in 1901. The photographs were probably taken by various Saltonstall family members.

This volume contains snapshot photographs of the Richard Middlecott Saltonstall family, ca. 1900-1920. The photographs depict them engaged in outdoor activities, both in summer and winter, as well as travel. The images were probably taken by various Saltonstall family members.

This volume contains photographs of various Saltonstall and Lewis family members and their descendants, taken ca. 1920-1938. Subjects include George Lewis (1887-1952), Leverett Saltonstall (1892-1979), and Eleanor Brooks Saltonstall, among others. Photographers include Alfred Brown of Brookline, Mass., among others; most of the photographers are unidentified. An index to Vol. 28 is stored with the volume.

This volume contains professional black-and-white photographs of Eleanor Brooks Saltonstall's gardens at her home in Chestnut Hill, Mass., taken ca. 1933. The volume is inscribed, "Album of Mrs. Richard Saltonstall/ Return to Walter Channing." Photographers include Burr A. Church (Newton, Center, Mass.) and Richard Elwes, as well as unidentified photographers.

This volume contains snapshot photographs of the Richard Middlecott Saltonstall family during their travels in 1916 to the western U.S. The photographs depict Eleanor Brooks Saltonstall, Richard Middlecott Saltonstall, Muriel Gurdon Saltonstall, Eleanor "Nora" Saltonstall, and others in Albuquerque, N.M.; the Grand Canyon; Chandler, Ariz.; the Roosevelt Dam; Santa Barbara, and Bonita, Calif. The photographs were probably taken by various members of the Saltonstall family.

This volume contains photographs taken by Charlotte Allen, a friend of Eleanor Brooks Saltonstall, of their travels in 1925 aboard the SS Resolute from Florida to South America. Places depicted in the photos include Florida, Cuba, the Panama Canal, various places in South America, the Straits of Magellan, and Puerto Rico. An inscription on the inside cover of the volume reads, "South America/ January 24th - March 29th/ 1925./ In affectionate/ recollection and/ appreciation of a/ very happy and beautiful trip./ Char."

This volume contains photographs taken by Charlotte Allen, a friend of Eleanor Brooks Saltonstall, while they traveled around Africa on the boat, Laconia, in 1908. Places depicted in the photographs include Madeira, the Canary Islands, Senegal, Sierra Leone, St. Helena, South Africa, Mozambique, Madagascar, Kenya, Nairobi, Zanzibar, the Sudan, the Nile River, and Egypt, as well as Rome, Geneva, London, and Paris.

This volume contains photographs of various Saltonstall family members, especially of Eleanor "Nora" Saltonstall. Most of the images are snapshot photographs were taken at Chestnut Hill, Mass., North Haven, Me., and on the boat Comanche, among other places. There are also several photographs of Nora Saltonstall on horseback, as well as a photograph of her at Crater Lake, Oregon, while traveling through the western U.S. on an auto camping trip in the summer of 1919. Photographers include Partridge and Augustus Marshall of Boston, Mass., as well as many unidentified photographers.

This disbound volume contains photographs taken and collected by Eleanor "Nora" Saltonstall during her time serving with the Red Cross in France in World War I, 1917-1919, as well of an auto camping trip she took to the western U.S. before her death in the summer of 1919. Includes commercial postcards and photo-postcards. This volume was disbound in 2003 due to preservation concerns, and the photographs are now foldered separately. Includes photocopies of the original pages as they were arranged in the volume.

This volume contains photographs of the dedication of the memorial to the founders of Watertown (a statue of Sir Richard Saltonstall), ca. 1935. Photographers include Fay Foto Service of Boston, Mass. and Chase Commercial Photos of Waltham, Mass., as well as unidentified photographers.

This album contains informal wedding photographs of Muriel Gurdon Saltonstall (1896-1990) and George Lewis (1887-1952), 25 Sep. 1926. The photographer is unknown. This volume contains the following inscription: "Removed from Box VI, folder 18." This album was not numbered in the original series, so was assigned the vacant number 42. There was no Album 42 prior to that.

This volume contains snapshot photographs taken by Margaret Coe Cunningham for Muriel Gurdon Saltonstall, ca. 1900-1910. Subjects include photos of Muriel and others, mostly at Chestnut Hill, Monument Beach, and North Haven, Mass.

This volume contains tintypes of Lawrence Brooks and his friends taken ca. 1878-1880. The photographers are unknown. NOTE: This volume was found stored apart from the collection and was added to it in May 2004. It was not initially numbered as part of this series of volumes.