Herman Simeon (H.S.) Hoyt (1868-1961) was a California photographer. This album contains images by Hoyt documenting travels through New Mexico, Arizona, and San Francisco and depicting Indigenous people circa 1902-1905. The album was owned and potentially compiled or annotated by New Hampshire librarian Eunice L. Hunt (1897-1961).

The Peter L. Kraus photograph collection consists of prints from the Library of Congress including maps, interior photos, posters and a photographs of San Fransico. These prints were collected by Kraus over the course of his career as Document Librarian for the J. Willard Marriott Library.

Fayez A. Sayegh (1922-1980) was a scholar, educator, and diplomat who wrote about Palestine, Israel, and Zionism. This collection consists of slides, photographs, and negatives relating to Fayez Sayegh's career and personal life, particularly his family life and travels with wife Arlene Briem Sayegh and daughter, from 1946-1979. Included are photos of Fayez and Arlene Sayegh, their family, their house, and vacations across the United States, Europe and the Middle East.

Nicholas Groesbeck Smith, Jr. (1927-2019) was a Utah businessman and member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. This colleciton contains 16 images scanned from the Nicholas Groesbeck Smith, Jr. autobiography (ACCN 2081) and 1 loose photograph removed from that manuscript.