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Mending the pasture fence
A man repairs a fence, axe in hand. Caption on reverse reads "NY Crown Point Spring- mending the pasture fence."
Hand sprays the grapevine
A man sprays the grapevines. Caption on reverse reads "New York West Park. Hand sprays the grapevines."
A woman and children play in the sand
A woman and three children play in the sand.
A pause in the heat of the day
John Burroughs sits in a wooden chair hat in hand. Caption on reverse reads "A pause in the heat of the day, while incidentially enjoying the rusitic seat he made himself."
"He's only man from Wilds and is not Noted Author" News Clipping
News Clipping about David Grayson's Denver Imposter
Grayson unmasking news clipping
Newspaper clipping titled Baker, Unmasking, Says: "Behold! David Grayson"
Ray Stannard Baker at desk
Ray Stannard Baker working at his desk in the Jones Library in 1941
Ray Stannard Baker in front of the Jones Library
Charles Green, Paul Harris, and Ray Stannard Baker stand in front of the Jones Library in 1935
Letter to Ray Stannard Baker/ David Grayson
A fan letter dated April 12, 1916 to Ray Stannard Baker/ David Grayson sent by Sarah Wilson of Churchville, Pennsylvania
Fan letter to Ray Stannard Baker (David Grayson)
Letter to Ray Stannard Baker from a David Grayson fan named Bert D. Strong (or Strang) dated March 27, 1916
Letter to David Grayson, October 4, 1915
Letter from a fan asking if David Grayson was also Ray Stannard Baker, dated October 4, 1915
Fan letter to David Grayson, November 14, 1915
Letter from Miss Beryl A. Steele to David Grayson dated November 14, 1915
Letter to David Grayson, December 17, 1915
Letter from Everett R. Perry, librarian at the Los Angeles Public Library to David Grayson dated December 17, 1915
Letter to David Grayson, April 27, 1916
Letter from George C. Baldwin to David Grayson addressed 'David" dated April 27, 1916
Fanmail letter to David Grayson, December 16, 1915
Letter from Issac L. Patterson from Salem Oregon to David Grayson addressed "Dear Friend" and dated December 16, 1915