This subseries contains loose portraits, both individual and group, of various members of the Bowen, Langdon, Schroeder, and Stout families. Subjects include Charles Herman Stout, Helen Scarlett Stout, Henrietta Maria Schroeder Stout, and Merrell Langdon Stout (1903-1964), among many others. Photographers include Bogardus and W. Burden Stage of New York, N.Y.; Harlow of Montpelier, Vt.; Floride Green; Louise Greene of Morristown, N.J.; and Josiah Johnson Hawes of Boston, Mass., among many others.

See also Series II. Oversize portraits.

This subseries includes photographs of "Charlecote," the Stout family home in Short Hills, N.J., taken ca. 1923-1954. Many of these photographs are of Henrietta Maria Schroeder Stout's gardens at Charlecote and include inscriptions on the verso about the plants and flowers pictured in each photograph. Many of the photographs were taken by Cora L. Hartshorn, daughter of Stewart Hartshorn, the developer of Short Hills. There is also at least one photograph of the gardens at Charlecote taken by the celebrated nature photographer Herbert Wendell Gleason of Boston, Mass.

See also Series II. Oversize views.

This subseries contains photographs of deep-sea fishing contestants displaying their catches at various competitions in Mexico in 1953. Most of the photographs were taken by LeRoy H. Dorsey of Chicago, Ill. and were probably collected by Merrell Langdon Stout (b. 1936), himself a deep-sea fisherman.

This series contains photograph reproductions of portrait paintings from the Frick Museum in New York. The portraits depict members of the Ghequire, Langdon, Merrell, and Schroeder families and were painted by C. P. Polk, R. M. Staigg, and other painters. The photographs were all taken by the Frick Art Reference Library and are undated.

This subseries contains miscellaneous photographs of the medal that Henrietta Maria Schroeder Stout created for the American Dahlia Society, entitled, "Flora Blesses the Dahlias." The photographers are undated, and the photographer is unknown.

This subseries contains oversize loose portraits of both individuals and groups, most of which depict members of the Stout family, including Charles Herman Stout, Helen Scarlett Stout, Henrietta Maria Schroeder Stout, and Merrell Langdon Stout, among others. Photographers include Bachrach, Floride Green, Louise Greene, and W. Burden Stage of New York, N.Y.

This subseries contains oversize views, most of which depict the interior, exterior, and gardens of "Charlecote," the Charles Herman Stout family home in Short Hills, N.J. Some of the photographs of the gardens were taken by celebrated American documentary photographer Jessie Tarbox Beals, most likely while she was working on illustrations for editions of Louise Sheldon's Beautiful Gardens in America in either 1915 or 1924. There is also one photograph of the Church of the Transfiguration in New York, N.Y., where Henrietta Maria Schroeder and Charles Herman Stout were married in 1899. The other photographers are unidentified.

This subseries contains photographs of Helen Scarlett Stout, Merrell Langdon Stout, and their wedding party on the occasion of their marriage in June 1929. The photographer is illegible. Includes duplicate photographs.

This volume contains carte de visite and tintype portraits of various members of the Schroeder family, as well as the related Bowen, Gilliat, and Langdon families, various friends, and American public figures. Subjects include Elizabeth W. Schroeder, James Langdon Schroeder, Henrietta Maria Schroeder Stout, and Lucy Schroeder Swinnerton-Dyer, among many others. Photographers include Anderson of Richmond, Va.; Brady's National Photographic Portrait Galleries of New York, N.Y. and Washington, D.C.; Sarony & Co. of New York, N.Y.; and John Adams Whipple of Boston, Mass., among many others.

This volume contains photographs and postcards from Lucy Langdon Schroeder's tour of Europe in 1889-1890. All of the images depict places that she visited in England, France, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, and possibly Germany. There are some photographs taken by commercial photographers, and the other photos may have been taken by Lucy. There are also photographs at the end of the volume that depict Lucy with her two daughters, Henrietta Maria Schroeder Stout and Lucy Schroeder Swinnerton-Dyer, and Henrietta's husband Charles Herman Stout, possibly at the Swinnerton-Dyer's home in England. Only the photographs in the volume are numbered. See also Box 8, which contains loose photographs removed from Vol. 2.

This subseries contains loose photographs that were found between the pages of Vol. 2, Lucy Langdon Schroeder travel scrapbook. Most of the photographs depict places that Lucy visited on her tour of Europe in 1889-1890 and were probably taken by her; some of these photographs are identified. Also includes loose postcards and two sketches removed from the volume.