African Americans in Florida: working in cotton fields; groups at home, pictured in front of log cabins and cottages: some of the views have captions such as "Uncle Tom's cabin," "Subject for reconstruction," "Love in a cottage," "Picturesque southern home;" one view showing woman checking the head of a child is captioned "An hour's search ; or Aunt Venus hunting for Florida fleas;" view of a man with a mule cart is captioned "15th amendment, or the darkey's millenium: 40 acres of land and a mule;"view of men and carts under a shade tree; view of "cooks, chambermaids, nurses and one hostler, found in and around St. Augustine, Florida;" a well dressed group with baby carriage, photographed at Ft. Marion (?) captioned "Brethren and sisters;" group of women, all wearing dark skirts, light tops and aprons captioned "these are the sisters;" Uncle Jack at his home on the Buckingham Smith (later Henry Ball) plantation; group of boys, captioned "Productions of St. Augustine," group of boys chewing on sugar cane, studio portrait of two boys: "cherubs," group waitning at the cotton gin; thatched building: African Baptist Church.
Alternative title
American scenery. Southern series. Florida. 19.
American scenery. Tourist series.
Florida fruit. Florida scenery.
Florida series.
Florida the land of flowers and tropical scenery.
Group series.
Middle Florida scenery along the line of the Jacksonville, Pensacola & Mobile Railroad.
Scenes in Florida. 635.
Southern scenery illustrated.
Southern stereoscopic views. 337, 346, 538.
Winter pleasure resorts. St. John's River, Florida. New series, 1875. 20, 26.