This subseries contains daguerreotype, ambrotype, and opalotype portraits of various Eaton, Everett, Goddard, Gray, and Peabody family members, as well as unidentified people. These photographs were taken ca. 1845-1900. Photographers include John Adams Whipple, Luther Holman Hale, Lorenzo G. Chase, Southworth & Hawes, Tyler & Company, and Whipple & Black, all of Boston, Mass., among other unidentified photographers.

This subseries contains individual and group portraits, both formal and informal, mostly of various members of the Eaton, Kinsley, and Peabody families. Subjects include Gertrude Bayley Peabody Eaton, William Storer Eaton, Amelia Peabody, Everett Peabody, and Frank Everett Peabody, among many others. There is also one photograph of William "Buffalo Bill" Frederick Cody. Many of the photos of Amelia Peabody depict her on horseback. Photographers include James Wallace Black, Augustus Marshall, James Notman, Morris Burke Parkinson, and John Adams Whipple, all of Boston, Mass., among others. See also subseries (G) Oversize portraits.

This subseries contains photographs of the Peabody family's travels to Egypt, the Panama Canal, Puerto Rico, and St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands, 1909-ca. 1930. The photographers are unknown. Photo. #28.352 was originally found loose between the pages of Vol. 15.

This subseries mostly contains photographs of horses, as well as cows, dogs, and fish, taken ca. 1932-1966 by unknown photographers.

This subseries contains photographic views of sailboats; William Storer Eaton's home, "The Bog," in Lakeville, Mass.; Amelia Peabody's homes at 120 Commonwealth Avenue in Boston, Mass. and Mill Farm in Dover, Mass.; the Peabody family summer home at Marblehead, Mass.; William Storer Eaton's Reed Island Camp at Great Quittacas Pond in North Rochester, Mass.; and various cars, as well as unidentified views. These photographs were taken between 1883-1933 by George E. Lawrence of Boston, Mass., as well as by many unidentified photographers. Includes color and black-and-white photographs. See also subseries (H) Oversize views.

This subseries contains oversize individual and group portraits, mostly of various Peabody family members. Subjects include Amelia Peabody, Gertrude Bayley Peabody Eaton, and William Storer Eaton, among many others. Photographers include Bartlett F. Kenney and Augustus Marshall of Boston, Mass., among others.

This subseries contains oversize photographic views of sailboats, including the yacht Taormina, as well as views of various family homes, including William Storer Eaton's home, "The Bog," at Lakeville, Mass., Amelia Peabody's home at Mill Farm in Dover, Mass., the Dorothy Quincy House in Quincy, Mass., and the Peabody family house at Snipatuit Farm in North Rochester, Mass. Photographers include George H. Davis of Boston, Mass., Howland of Rochester, Mass., and C. A. Maynard, among others.

This volume contains portrait photographs of various members of the Francis Howard Peabody family. Subjects include Francis Howard Peabody, Lucy Adelaide Kinsley Peabody, Frank Everett Peabody, Fanny Peabody, Lilian Peabody, and Amelia Peabody, among many others. All of the photographs are photo-reproductions of original photographs. All of the photographs are identified; none of the photographers are identified.

This volume contains photographs, possibly taken by Frank Everett Peabody or Gertrude Bayley Peabody, of an unidentified farm in the South. Many of the photographs are of African-American children and farm-workers, as well as of Frank Everett Peabody hunting in the countryside with dogs, ca. 1890.

This volume contains photographs, probably taken by Everett Peabody, of various Peabody family members and friends at William Storer Eaton's Reed Island Camp at Great Quittacas Pond in North Rochester, Mass.; Marblehead, Mass.; and West Point and the Hudson Highlands, N.Y. There are a number of photographs of sailboats. The volume is inscribed: "Marblehead/ & Reed Island/ About 1895/ Everet [sic]."

This volume contains photographs of various Peabody family members and friends at William Storer Eaton's Reed Island Camp at Great Quittacas Pond in North Rochester, Mass.; Marblehead, Mass.; Snipatuit Farm in North Rochester, Mass.; and traveling in foreign locations, possibly in the Netherlands. There are also a number of photographs of sailboats and horses. The photographer is unidentified but most likely was a member of the Frank Everett Peabody family.

This volume contains photographs of various Peabody family members and friends in Marblehead, Mass. and various other locations. There are a number of photographs of horses, sailboats, hunting, and horseback riding. The photographer is unidentified but most likely was a member of the Frank Everett Peabody family.

This volume contains photographs of various Peabody family members and friends in such places as West Point, N.Y.; Marblehead, Mass.; Quittacas Pond and the Reed Island Camp in North Rochester, Mass.; St. Augustine, Palm Beach, Lake Worth, and Ormond, Fla.; Dublin, N.H.; Deerhaven and Stamford, Conn.; and Bermuda. Friends include the Charles Henry Wheelwright Foster children and Leslie Tobey. There are also a number of images of sailboats, of the 50th Anniversary of the 1898 Sewing Circle, and of Amelia Peabody's life in Dover, Mass., among other subjects. Many of the snapshot photographs from 1898-1899 were probably taken by Gertrude Bayley Peabody; all of the photographers are unidentified. Many of the photographs are identified. Includes color photographs.

This volume contains snapshot photographs of various Peabody family members and friends, including Charles Henry Wheelwright Foster's children in Marblehead, Mass. There are also a number of photographs of various locations in Florida, as well as images of sailboats, military vessels, horses, and family houses, among other subjects. The photographer is unknown.

This volume contains photographs of various Peabody family members and friends, mostly in Marblehead, Mass. These photographs depict the Peabodys and their friends swimming, boating, horseback riding, and shooting rifles, among other activities. There are also a number of photographs of the organ at the Peabody family home at 120 Commonwealth Avenue in Boston, Mass., as well as views of West Point and the Hudson Highlands, N.Y. The photographer is unknown.

This volume contains photographs of various Peabody family members and friends in Marblehead, Mass. and at Snipatuit Farm in North Rochester, Mass. These photographs depict the Peabodys and their friends sailing, golfing, and swimming, among other activities. There are a number of photographs of sailboats, horses, family houses, and automobiles, among other subjects. The volume is labeled, "Marblehead/ about 1900." The photographer is unknown.

This volume contains photographs of various Peabody family and friends, including the children of Charles Henry Wheelwright Foster, mostly in Marblehead, Mass. The photographs depict horses, sailboats, and the Peabodys and their friends ice skating, among other activities and subjects. There are also a number of images of the Boston Public Garden and Boston Common, as well as of Plymouth, Mass. and Snipatuit Farm in North Rochester, Mass. The photographers are unknown.

This volume mostly contains photographs of the Peabody family's travels through California in 1900, as well as of a camping and canoeing expedition that they took on the Allegash River in Maine in 1906. There are also a number of photographs of Peabody family and friends in Marblehead, Mass. Includes photographs of horses and sailboats. The volume is labeled, "California/ 1900/ New London/ Marblehead/ Alegash, Trip/ 1906." The photographer is unknown.

This volume contains photographs of various Peabody family members and friends in Marblehead, Mass.; Boston, Mass.; Dover, N.H.; Camden, S.C.; and at Snipatuit Farm in North Rochester, Mass. There are also photographs of the Peabodys at an unidentified horse ranch in the Western U.S.; a World War I victory parade in Boston in 1918; an eclipse in Dover, N.H.; and Amelia Peabody working on her sculpture. Some of the photographs are identified. Some of the photographs may have been taken by Amelia Peabody; all of the photographers are unknown.

This volume contains photographs, probably taken by Amelia Peabody, of sites visited during the Peabody family's travels to England, Scotland, Switzerland, Austria, and Italy in 1907. Most of the photographs are identified in the hand of Amelia Peabody.

This volume contains photographs, probably taken by Amelia Peabody and other unknown photographers, of the Peabody family's travels to Egypt in 1908-1909. Includes photographs of Amelia Peabody, Gertrude Bayley Peabody (later Eaton), Betty Millet, and other family friends. Most of the photographs are identified in the hand of Amelia Peabody.

This volume contains photographs of the Peabody family's travels to Madeira, Gibraltar, Italy, and France in 1908-1909. Most of the photographs are identified in the hand of Amelia Peabody. The photographers were taken by "J.P.H.P." and other unidentified photographers, possibly Amelia Peabody.

This volume contains photographs, probably taken by Amelia Peabody, of the Peabody family in Marblehead, Mass. and while traveling in Italy in 1909-1910. The volume is labeled, "Marblehead/ to/ Italy/ 1910-1909."

This volume contains photographs, probably taken by Amelia Peabody, of various Peabody family members and friends at Snipatuit Farm in North, Rochester, Mass.; Marblehead, Mass.; Niagara Falls; the Hudson Highlands, N.Y. The volume is labeled, "Marblehead/ Niagra [sic] Falls/ Farm/ New London."

This volume contains photographs, probably taken by Amelia Peabody, of the Peabody family's travels to France, the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, England, and Ireland in 1910. There are a number of photographs of the Peabodys aboard the S.S. Saxonia. Most of the photographs are identified in the hand of Amelia Peabody.

This volume contains photographs, probably taken by Amelia Peabody, of the sites that the Peabody family visited during their travels to the Balkans and England, ca. 1912. The volume is labeled, "the Balkans/ +/ England/ about 1912."

This volume contains photographs, probably taken by Amelia Peabody, of the Peabody family's travels from New York City to Madeira, Morocco, Spain, and France in 1913. Includes a number of photographs of bullfights in Seville, Spain and Biarritz, France. Most of the photographs are identified in the hand of Amelia Peabody.

This volume contains photographs of horses and horse shows in Vermont; Summerville and Camden, S.C.; Dublin, N.H.; and Stamford, Conn., among other places. There are a number of photographs of Amelia Peabody and her cousin Leslie Tobey on horseback, as well as of the Camden Horse Show. Some of the photographs are identified, possibly in the hand of Amelia Peabody. The photographers are unknown. Includes commercial photo-postcards.

This volume mostly contains photographs of William Storer Eaton and Gertrude Bayley Peabody Eaton's travels to Italy in 1930. Locations depicted in these photographs include Corsica, the Amalfi Coast, Pompeii, Mt. Etna, and Rome, among other places. There are also a number of photographs of the sailboat Taormina and William Storer Eaton's home, "The Bog," in Lakeville, Mass., as well as photographs of family and friends. The photographs were probably taken by Gertrude Bayley Peabody.

This volume contains photographs taken by Amelia Peabody while traveling to Madeira, Algeria, Greece, the Middle East, and Italy, ca. 1930s. These photographs also depict various family and friends. This volume also includes a number of commercial photographic postcards, which have not been numbered as part of this photograph collection.

This volume mostly contains commercial photographs collected during either Amelia Peabody or William Storer Eaton's travels to Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers, France, Italy, Greece, Israel, Egypt, India, Ceylon (Sri Lanka), Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines, ca. 1930s. The photographs are identified in an unknown hand. This volume has been disbound, and the loose pages are cased.

This volume contains photographs taken by Amelia Peabody between 1954-1958 of various views of friends, plants, sculptures, farm animals, horses, horse events, Lincoln Downs, Abique, Scout Pond, Powisset Farm, the Dover Union Iron Works, Presque Isle in Maine, and the Eaton family graves at Mount Auburn Cemetery in Watertown and Cambridge, Mass., among other subjects. There are also a number of photographs depicting events such as the Connecticut Valley Hereford Meeting, the Arts and Skills Picnic of the American Red Cross, and the 50th Sewing Circle Reunion. Includes color photographs. Most of the photographs are identified in the hand of Amelia Peabody.

This volume contains photographs, possibly taken by Amelia Peabody, of various pieces of her sculpture. There are also some images of her working on sculpture. Includes color photographs. Most of the photographs are identified in the hand of Amelia Peabody. This volume was disbound; the original volume pages are foldered and cased in their original order.

This volume contains photographs of various members of the Peabody family and their friends, ca. 1892-1930. Subjects include photographs of Frank Everett Peabody's hunting expedition ca. 1905; sailboat racing in 1906-1907; Gertrude Bayley Peabody Eaton on a trip to Florida in 1922; William Storer Eaton; Amelia Peabody on horseback; and the Charles Henry Wheelwright Foster children. Many of these photographs were taken by William Storer Eaton. This volume was disbound; the photographs are stored and sleeved in their original order in a case.

This volume contains postcards collected by Amelia Peabody of various locations in the United States, the Bahamas, and Europe, as well as of art and architecture. Includes some photo-postcards and one envelope of loose photographs.

NOTE: Postcards are stored apart from the collection by format in the Amelia Peabody postcard collection (Postcard Coll. 16.3). Please request this volume by the postcard collection call number, NOT Photo. Coll. 28.

This volume contains commercial postcards collected by Amelia Peabody of tourist sites in Madeira, Gibraltar, Algiers, France, Monaco, Italy, Greece, the Middle East, Egypt India, Ceylon (Sri Lanka), Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, China, Japan, Hawaii, California, the Panama Canal, and Cuba. The volume is damaged; some pages are loose in the case.

NOTE: Postcards are stored apart from the collection by format in the Amelia Peabody postcard collection (Postcard Coll. 16.3). Please request this volume by the postcard collection call number, NOT Photo. Coll. 28.

This volume mostly contains photographs taken by William Storer Eaton of friends, including Peabody family members, at his Reed Island Camp in Great Quittacas Pond, North Rochester, Mass., between 1892-1898. Other photographs depict Eaton and friends in Marblehead, Mass., as well as other locations in Massachusetts and Maine. Many of the photographs depict sailing, and there are images of the sailboat Saladin, as well as of other boats. All of the photographs are identified in the hand of William Storer Eaton.

This volume contains photographs taken by William Storer Eaton of various friends, including the Peabody family, Leslie Tobey, the children of Charles Henry Wheelwright Foster, and others, between 1898-1901. These photographs were taken in Marblehead, Mass. and at the Reed Island Camp at Great Quittacas Pond in North Rochester, Mass., as well as other locations in Massachusetts and Maine. There are also a number of photographs taken by Storer in 1899 of a Harvard-Yale football game, the wreck of the steamer Norseman off of Marblehead, and of the S.S. Oceanic, as well as other sailing vessels. All of the photographs are identified in the hand of William Storer Eaton.