This letter has a doodle on the back. It shows Mt. Baker, Mt. Rainer, Mt. Adams, and Mt. St. Helens, which Eliot says were seen all at once from Seattle.

In this letter, Thomas Eliot relates his list of "memoranda", basically a to-do list, to Henrietta.

George Robinson was photographer that took pictures throughout the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia.

In this folder are 8 envelopes, one with a shopping list on the back and another with some dried flowers inside.There are also six letter fragments. One of these letters [...]

Letter is torn in half, and on the back there is another memo.

Taped on the back of the letter are some dried flowers.

In this folder there are 23 envelopes,

Two pages are glued together to make a four page letter.

Henrietta tells Thomas about a man who left two dollars for a certificate which are enclosed in this letter.

This letter was sent to Thomas Lamb Eliot while he was visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cook, and is also an apology for not being able to visit the family as she was feeling ill.

Has a letter on the back from Dora (Dorothea Eliot) to her father, Thomas Eliot.

Inside there is a dried and pressed flower.

In this letter, Nellie is given a half dollar to visit her grandparents on behalf of her father who misses them very much.

This letter has the imprints of a flower, perhaps the same dried flower that was in the envelope.

This letter spans multiple days.

This letter spans multiple days.

This letter spans multiple days.

Has some doodles that are some sort of map of the place Thomas Eliot is at. Thomas Eliot uses this to describe how he spends his time.