Consists of orphaned or individually donated photo albums. Represent various subject matter, photographic processes, and photographers from Arizona and the greater Southwest. 1860s-1970s. 7 boxes.

Collection of vintage postcards from various sources. 1900's - 1980's. 10 boxes.

Contains approximately 15,000 photographs. The collection is organized by broad subject categories: Animals, Artifacts, Biography, Buildings, Canals, Dams, and Irrigation, Cemeteries and Graveyards, Churches, Missions, and Temples, Farming and Agriculture, Geology, Housing, Indians, Law Enforcement, Landscapes, Military, Mining, Natural Disasters, Organizations, People, Places, Plants, Parades and Rodeos, Schools and Universities, Sports, Transportation, and Utilities. 1850s-1990s. 78 boxes.

Building roads, towns, houses and highways. 1920s-1930s. 3 boxes

Historic images of Phoenix and Roosevelt Dam. 1920s-1950s. 1 box

Val Verde Ranch, NM; Fort Huachuca and military personal; personal awards and accomplishments. 1910s, 1930-1950s. 1 box

Historic territory street scenes, mule train, covered wagons. 1890s-1910s. 1 box

Prescott businesses and mines. 1930s-1950s. 2 boxes

Various forts, camps and Indian ruins. No Date. 2 boxes.

Cowboys, ranchers, and wranglers. 1890s-1910s. 7 boxes.

Navajo tribe, Indian activities, various people's portraits. 1930s-1940s. 2 boxes.

Various Arizona towns, building exteriors, motels, livestock and parades. 1940s-1960s. 3 boxes.

Allen Dutton is an ambitious and talented photographer who set out to photograph every street corner in every town in Arizona. This collection represents over fifty years of Dutton’s photographic career, including people, cities, towns, streets, and landscapes. Contains over 25,000 photographs. 1950s-2000s. 178 boxes.

Album of Mexican Missions

Personal and political portraits. 1960s. 1 box.

Douglas and Bisbee, Arizona. 1900s-1910. 1 box.

Fears, Jess

Cowboys and cattle ranchers. 1900-1930s. 1 box.

Fireman, Bert

Local Phoenix people and places. 1950s-1960s. 3 boxes.

 Documents the Gilliland family, their homes, farms, and daily ranch life in southern Arizona. 1906-1960s. 10 boxes.

Photographs taken by Barry M. Goldwater of Arizona, the Grand Canyon, landscapes, and Native Americans. 1938-1968. 4 boxes.

Historic photographs collected by Barry M. Goldwater. Desert flora and fauna, landscapes, military, mining, Native Americans, agriculture, buildings, street scenes, transportation, and various people and places. 1850s-1960s. 8 boxes.

Historic downtown Phoenix, state fair, Hancock and Latham family. 1860s-1950s. 1 box.

Hassenbruch, Robert

Historic desert landscapes and postcards. 1890s-1910s. 1 box.

Family portraits, buildings, local businesses. 1870s-1969. 1 box.

Family portraits, desert landscapes. 1960s-1980s. 1 box.

Photographs from Winnie Ruth Judd's murder trial and insanity hearing. 1930s. 1 box

Miami, Arizona. 1920s. 1 box

Indian ruins and dwellings, State parks, desert landscapes. 1920s-1960s. 4 boxes.

Lamb, Blaine

Historic street scenes of various Arizona cities. 1880s-1920s. 1 box.

Law enforcement, sheriffs, portraits. 1880s-1930s. 1 box.

Historic family, downtown Phoenix, various store fronts. 1860s-1900. 1 box.

Family portraits, wedding, historic Clifton, mining. 1910-1930s. 1 box.

James H. McClintock was a founding member of Roosevelts Rough Riders, Newspaper reporter, Arizona Postmaster, and State Historian. Photographs of the Military, Dams, Arizona Locales, and Native Americans. 1860s-1930s. 12 boxes.

Aerial views of European cities, U.S. Air Force bases, atomic testing, his flight crews and officers. 1940s-1950s. 3boxes.

Photographs of Arizona Governor Sidney P. Osborn. 1940s. 3 boxes

Perkins Family

Historic family portraits, Roosevelt Dam, family ranch and farm, downtown Phoenix, Gila River Relocation Center, Superior. 1890s-1930s. 1 box

Photographs documenting the Green and Colorado Rivers in 1871 and 1968. 1 box

Personal family portraits, family store, Mexican Earthquake. 1880s-1930s. 1 box.

George Rothrock opened Phoenix’s first photography studio on the corner of First and Jefferson Streets.Stereocards of Apache Indians, various Forts, Early Phoenix, Plants and Animals. 1860s-1890s. 2 boxes.

Movie stills, Hollywood headshots, portraits of famous figures from Library of Congress Collection, Indians, various building exteriors. 1880s-1940s. 2 boxes.

Various buildings and hotels in Phoenix. 1930s-1982. 1 box.

Various portraits of local and national businessmen, actors, and politicians, cattle growers and ranchers, Indians, landscapes, Greer, museum artifacts. 1930s-1950s. 7 boxes.

Smith, Gusse Thomas

Northern Arizona, State parks, Indian ruins, cowboys, Native Americans, desert landscapes, Biltmore hotel, golf.. 1910-1930s. 1 box.

Prescott and Yavapai County, Pioneer Days and rodeo, Fort Whipple, Northern Arizona Fair, Indian Dancers, Arizona Monuments, and Grand Canyon. 1880s-1940s. 20 boxes.

Mining, mining camps, general stores. 1880s-1910s. 1 box.

Crown King, Arizona. 1880s, 1980s. 1 box.

Family album. 1870s-1900. 1 box.

Apache Pass, Fort Bowie, Wells Fargo. 1890s-1930s. 1 box.

Tillotson, C.C.

Marble Canyon. 1920s-1950s. 1 box.

Tempe train station; Oatman, Arizona. 1980s. 1 box.

Various Indian tribes, trading posts, ceremonies, dwellings, and Kivas. 1900s. 3 boxes.

Arizona landscapes. 1950s-1960s. 1 box.

Downtown Phoenix and cityscapes. 1960s. 1 box.

Webb, A.C.

Indians; 'Q' Ranch, Pleasant Valley; Roosevelt Dam. 1890s-1920s. 1 box.

Consists of 2000 photographs, 100 postcards, 6 album pages, and thousands of negatives, ranging from fair to good condition. Highlights of the collection include photographs of notable individuals like Teddy Roosevelt, Mark Twain, Al Sieber, and Henry Ashurst. Petroglyphs, historic markers, gravesites, miners and mines, and panoramas of forests are richly documented. 1860s-1970s. 22 boxes.