{"value"=>"<p>The photographs contain images of Amy Oppenheim alone and with others at various events such as a visit to the American Merchant Marine Library Association (1928), and during a visit to the Dyckman Mansion in the Bronx (n.d.). There is an excellent full-length picture of her during a visit to the latter. The earliest images of Amy Oppenheim are two tintypes. One image is Amy Oppenheim with her mother, the other tintype is with Amy Oppenheim and her husband Laurent (c1900). The photographs are images of her children Laurent Jr. and Jean Paul as children and also as young adults. There is also a group of snapshots taken of taken at a commercial photograph booth commonly found in arcades and amusement parks (c1918). A photograph of Jean Paul may be with his father. (no identifying information). There are no photographs of the entire Oppeheim family together. Photographs of non-family members include commercially reproduced images of Franklin Delano Roosevelt as Governor of New York State and President of the United States. The pictures depict Roosevelt with his family, attending political events, meeting with reporters and posing in various locals. Eleanor Roosevelt (Mrs. Franklin Delano Roosevelt) was photographed in the studio, attending political events and social gatherings. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. (son of President Theodore Roosevelt Jr.) a politician himself was photographed with his family, political events and in Washington, D. C.</p>"}