This album contains snapshot photographs of Ruby Winslow Linn as a child at her home in Myricks, Mass., as well as photographs of friends and family. The photographer is unknown.

This album contains snapshot photographs of Ruby Winslow Linn as a Camp Fire Girl in Myricks, Mass. from 1923-1925. Most of the photographs were taken by Ruby; the others were probably taken by friends.

This disbound album mostly contains snapshot photographs of Ruby Winslow Linn's time spent living in the Bronx, New York, ca. 1940-1944. Subjects of these photographs include views of the Bronx, as well as snapshots of attorney Alfred Holmes, Ruby's boyfriend at the time, in New York during 1940-1942 and as an Army private at Camp Roberts, Calif. in 1943. There are also a number of photographs of Lena Borden Macomber Winslow, Edward Williams Winslow, Gilbert Williams Winslow, and Betty Lee Moment Winslow at the Winslow family home in Myricks, Mass. Most of the photographs were taken by Ruby; other photographers are unknown.

This disbound scrapbook contains snapshot photographs taken by Ruby Winslow Linn while traveling in St. Thomas and St. John in the U.S. Virgin Islands, as well as Haiti. These may have been taken while Ruby was working at the Veterans Administration Hospital in the Bronx, New York, ca. 1940, or during her work at Rodriguez General Hospital in San Juan, Puerto Rico, ca. 1941-1944. Also includes postcards and photocopies of the original album pages before the album was disbound.

This disbound album contains both black-and-white and color snapshots of Ruby Winslow Linn's travels and work as a dietician around the United States and Mexico, 1944-1950. Among the subjects are dieticians and patients at the Pentagon in 1945; other views of Washington, D.C., Virginia, Maryland, South Carolina, and Mexico City. There are also photographs of Ruby at a dude ranch in Banderas, Texas; at Simmons College in Boston, Mass.; at Gardner General Hospital in Chicago, Ill.; at Brooke General Hospital at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas; and visiting the Winslow family home in Myricks, Mass.

Two disbound albums contain color snapshot photographs, mostly taken by Ruby Winslow Linn and LaVon Parker Linn, of their travels in Africa from Mar.-Apr. 1972. Most of the photographs depict African animals that they saw while on safaris in Nairobi, Kenya, Uganda, the Serengeti, Tanzania, and around the area of the Nile River.

This disbound album contains color snapshot photographs, mostly taken by Ruby Winslow Linn and LaVon Parker Linn, of their travels around the United States from 1972-1974. Among the destinations they visited and photographed in this album were Florida; Georgia; Iowa; Colorado; Utah; Plimoth Plantation, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Simmons College in Massachusetts; New Hampshire; and Chicago, Ill. Many of the photographs of the Western U.S. were taken by the Linns while they were participating in organized bus tours. There are also a number of photographs of the Linns' home in Arlington, Va.

This disbound album contains color snapshot photographs taken by Ruby Winslow Linn and LaVon Parker Linn of their travels to attend National Sojourners meetings at various places across the United States from 1972-1976, as well as in Jerusalem in 1973. There are also several photographs of the Linns attending the dedication of the Alabama Medal of Honor Grove at Valley Forge National Historic Park in Pennsylvania in 1975.

This disbound album contains color snapshot photographs taken by Ruby Winslow Linn and LaVon Parker Linn during 1973 and 1974 of their travels to Israel and New York City, as well as of a voyage on the expedition cruising ship, Lindblad Explorer, to Argentina, Antarctica, Tierra del Fuego, and the Falkland Islands.

This disbound album contains color snapshot photographs taken by Ruby Winslow Linn and LaVon Parker Linn while traveling through the United States and abroad from 1974-1975. Subjects include Bermuda, Panama, Hawaii, Alaska, Washington, Michigan, Florida, North Carolina, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Missouri, Massachusetts, and Nebraska. Many of these photographs are of visits and celebrations with friends and family, as well as photos of National Sojourners meetings across the country and of Walter Reed General Hospital in Washington, D.C. The Linns also visited and photographed a number of historic sites in the United States, including Old Mystick Village in Mystic, Conn.; Plimoth Plantation in Plymouth, Mass.; Strawbery Banke in Portsmouth, N.H.; and The Hermitage in Nashville, Tenn. There are also a number of photographs of the Linns' home in Arlington, Va.

This disbound album contains color snapshot photographs taken by Ruby Winslow Linn and LaVon Parker Linn during their travels around the world on the expedition cruising ship, Lindblad Explorer, between Aug. 1975 and May 1976. On this trip, the Linns visited and photographed Iceland, Norway, Greenland, the Arctic Sea, the Galapagos, Ecuador, and Columbia.

This disbound album contains color snapshot photographs taken by Ruby Winslow Linn and LaVon Parker Linn while traveling in the expedition cruising ship, Lindblad Explorer, along the eastern and southern coasts of Africa in 1976. Among the places they visited and photographed were the Seychelles Islands, Glorioso Islands, Madagascar, and South Africa. Some of these photographs were also taken by Thelma McDonald, a friend of the Linns.

This disbound scrapbook contains color snapshot photographs taken by Ruby Winslow Linn and LaVon Parker Linn of Ruby's involvement with various Washington, D.C.-area chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution (D.A.R.) during 1980-1982. Also includes programs and memorabilia from various D.A.R. meetings, as well as letters to the Linns regarding the D.A.R. Also includes photocopies of the original album pages before the scrapbook was disbound.

This oversize scrapbook contains photographs, postcards, and clippings relating to Ruby Winslow Linn and LaVon Parker Linn's honeymoon in October 1966. The pair began their honeymoon in Washington, D.C. and New York and then sailed on the cruise ship, SS Homeric, to the Caribbean, visiting Puerto Rico, St. Thomas, Martinique, Curaçao, and Jamaica. Most of the photographs appear to have been taken by Ruby and LaVon, as well as by other travelers on the SS Homeric.

This subseries contains individual and group portraits, mostly of various Linn, Winslow, Macomber, and Pierce family members, as well as friends and family, taken between ca. 1878-1998. Subjects include Ruby Winslow Linn, LaVon Parker Linn, Edward Williams Winslow, Lena Borden Macomber Winslow, and Gilbert Williams Winslow, among others. Photographers include J. Frank Choicener (Taunton, Mass.), James E. Purdy & Co. of Boston, Mass., Gay's Gallery of Art of Fall, River, Mass., and the U.S. Army Signal Corps. Most of the photographers are unidentified. Included are both color and black-and-white photographs.

This subseries contains views of various places in the United States of importance to Ruby Winslow Linn and LaVon Parker Linn. Subjects include Simmons College in Boston, Mass.; the Winslow family home in Myricks, Mass.; the Collingwood Library & Museum on Americanism in Alexandria, Va.; and the Old Colony Historical Society in Taunton, Mass., among other places. Most of the photographers are unknown.

This subseries contains photographs relating to Ruby Winslow Linn's professional career as a dietician with the U.S. Army. Subjects include the American Dietetic Association's 1953 convention in Honolulu, Hawaii; Thanksgiving preparations at the Food Service Division of Walter Reed General Hospital in Washington, D.C. in Nov. 1958; the ceremonies marking Ruby's retirement from the Army in Dec. 1963; and a 1963-1964 brochure of photographs depicting the Army Dietetic Internship at Walter Reed. Photographers include the U.S. Army Signal Corps, among others.

This subseries contains snapshot photographs, mostly taken by Ruby Winslow Linn, of her travels to Nova Scotia in May-June 1938, through Puerto Rico during her work there in 1941-1944, of her travels to Turkey, Greece, Syria, and Israel in 1944, and also of Germany, Austria, and Italy in 1990. There is also one photograph of an automobile trip to Cape Cod in 1922. Most of the photographs are black and white; the photographs from her 1990 trip are color. Most of the photographs were taken by Ruby Winslow Linn.

This subseries contains color snapshot photographs of the events and meetings of the Daughters of the American Revolution (D.A.R.) and the National Sojourners, the two organizations in which Ruby Winslow Linn and LaVon Parker Linn were involved. These photographs were taken between 1977-ca. 1990s. Some of the photographs were taken by Ruby Winslow Linn and LaVon Parker Linn; most of the photographers are unknown.

This subseries contains color snapshot photographs pertaining to the philanthropic work in which Ruby Winslow Linn was involved between 1986-ca. 2000. Subjects include Simmons College in Boston, Mass.; exhibitions sponsored by Ruby at the Old Colony Historical Society in Taunton, Mass. and the Berkeley Historical Society in Berkeley, Mass.; and the Ruby Winslow Linn Home Management Cottage at the Tamassee D.A.R. School in Tamassee, S.C. Photographers include David F. Gouveia, Bob Wyatt, and Gail Terry, among other unidentified photographers.

This subseries contains color snapshots taken by Ruby Winslow Linn and other unidentified photographers of the Fairfax in Fort Belvoir, Va., a planned community developed for retired officers of the U.S. Armed Forces and their spouses. Ruby moved to the Fairfax in 1990. The photos depict the grounds of the community, as well as its residents. There are also photographs of Ruby Winslow Linn at Thanksgiving and Christmas celebrations at the Fairfax in 1990, shortly after she moved in. Some of the photographs were taken by Ruby Winslow Linn and Francis May; other photographers are unidentified.

This subseries contains photographs owned by LaVon Parker Linn that relate to his service with the U.S. Army, 1933-ca. 1940. Some of the photographs depict Col. Russell Reeder's visit to Fleet Air Base in Panama in 1933, taken by an unknown photographer. These photos include attached annotations and descriptions in LaVon's hand. The rest of the photographs relate to LaVon's military service in Japan in the 1940s. These photos depict LaVon on an unidentified military base with Japanese citizens, as well as portraits of various Japanese people and unidentified views of Japan. Some of these photographs may have been taken by LaVon Parker Linn, but the photographer is unidentified.

This subseries contains two copy photographs, one of a wooden chest and the other of four family photographs belonging to Ruby Winslow Linn. The photographers are unknown.

This subseries contains oversize loose portraits and views. Includes one portrait of Ruby Winslow Linn in her U.S. Army lieutenant's uniform, ca. 1943; one portrait of Ruby and LaVon Parker Linn, taken ca. 1975; and one photograph of the railroad depot in Myricks, Mass., ca. 1880. Also included are three photographs, mounted on a board, of Edward W. Winslow, Ruby Winslow, and Lena Macomber Winslow, taken in 1911. Photographs in this subseries were taken by various photographers, some unknown.