{"value"=>"<p>The photographs include images of Constance Lindsay Skinner, her parents Annie Lindsay Skinner and Robert James Skinner, relatives identified and unidentified, a metal-framed photograph of an unidentified man, a photograph of an unidentified woman on the verso of a pocket mirror, and photographs of actors, acquaintances and friends. There is also a group of photographs, c1890, taken in a whaling village in either British Columbia or Alaska. Included are images of native Americans, among them, women and children. Other photographs in this group include whaling ships with sails, whalers gutting whales, whale bones drying in the sun, dog sleds and some of Skinner's relatives visiting the whaling village. The remainder of the photographs are pictures of children performing Skinner's play <em>In Gelderland</em>, and movie stills of Ojibway Indians from the silent film <em>Silent Enemy</em> (produced by Paramount Pictures). The photograph albums are \"Shasta North\" half tone images of northwest Canada; \"Vancouver, British Columbia, July 1897\"; <em>Koda Gems</em>, an album of images of an unidentified Asian location, c1890; and a family album containing pictures of Constance Lindsay Skinner, her family and friends, including several pictures of the American author Jack London. The remainder of this series consists of a framed portrait of Richard Mansfield, illustrations for Skinner's novels, a scroll honoring Annie Lindsay Skinner as honorary President of the YWCA in 1911, and an illustrated view, mounted on cardboard, of Quebec City.</p>"}