BROWN, W. Henry, photographer. The Indian Pueblo Of Santo Domingo, A general view. Santa Fe: W. Henry Brown, 1866–1867. 5 7/8 x 3 7/8 in. albumen stereoview on yellow mount. (Vertical loss on left image, minor toning.) Mount recto printed with photographer's imprint, series title, caption, and number. Ink inscription to recto reads "Halfway between Santa Fe + Albuquerque" and is renumbered as "106" (from 130). Verso features printed text on "The Indian Pueblo of Santo Domingo. New Mexico." Mautz pg. 356. Outdoor image of Santo Domingo Pueblo from a distance with scores of buildings and distant hills.

[With:] [HILLERS, John K., photographer]. Taos Pueblo. [New Mexico]: 1880. 6 3/16 x 4 1/8 in. boudoir photograph on cardstock mount. (Light scratch at upper edge.) Titled in negative. Mount verso with printed text regarding Santa Fe “For The Health Seeker” and an advertisement and graphic for the Santa Fe Route. “Geo, Nicholson, G. P. & T Agent, Topeka, Kansas” at bottom. Mautz pg. 40. An outdoor image of Taos pueblo with several buildings and mountains in the background.

[Also with:] POLEY, Horace S., photographer. 3 boudoir photographs on cardstock mounts, each approx. 6 5/8 x 4 1/2 in., with photographer's imprint to versos. Includes possible views of Santo Domingo Pueblo. Colorado Springs, CO: ca 1890. Outdoor image showing a blanketed figure walking between buildings, possibly at Santo Domingo Pueblo. (Damage to top right corner of mount including crease). -- Outdoor image showing an area between buildings with dancers on the roof to the left, possibly at Santo Domingo Pueblo (some wear to mount). -- Outdoor image showing unidentified adobe buildings (upper left edge creased, corner and edge wear to mount, mount cracked). Mautz pg. 335. 

[CHASE, Dana B., photographer]. Corpus Christi Procession, Santa Fe Plaza. [Santa Fe, NM], late 1880s. 7 1/4 x 4 1/8 in. boudoir cabinet card. (Light soiling to mount). Mount verso includes printed historical information and advertisement for the Denver & Rio Grande R. R. and the Santa Fe Southern Railway on verso. Outdoor image, taken from a height, showing the procession on San Francisco Street going west with the Plaza on the right on the Feast Day (June 3).  Mautz pg. 327.