An excerpt from page 242 of "Correspondence with Henry," . … The proofs are fair, but they have the same fault of the last picture you had taken, they give undue prominence to the lower part of your face and make it look ...

"Summer of 1900 spent as cowboy on Col. Hughes' ranch in Texas, called 'Rocking Chair Ranch.' His duty was to ride the fence and see that it was kept unbroken. He lived by himself, spent his nights in a cabin at either end ...

A picture of the wedding party, Henry and Jeannette with James Lynah as the best man and two unidentified individuals. Henry and Jeannette's wedding picture with Jeannette's wedding flowers that she later tossed to everyone, ...

A brown felt cowboy hat that Henry wore in Texas. In the "Summer of 1900 spent as cowboy on Col. Hughes' ranch in Texas, called Rocking Chair Ranch. His duty was to ride the fence and see that it was kept unbroken. He lived ...

Henry and Jeannette's wedding was held in New London, Connecticut. A description of the wedding plans and ceremony is found on pages 280 to 287 in "Correspondence with Henry."

Henry finished medical school at Johns Hopkins University and began an internship at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.

Henry wearing the military uniform of the Pennsylvania Military College.

A partial guest list and a momento of the place card for the wedding breakfast in New London, Connecticut.

Henry embroidered the doilie at 13 years old. The doilie is in an envelope labeled, "Born 1883. Embroidery done by Henry S. Denison, summer of 1896."

"July and August spent by family in two cottages on Maul's Ranch near Pine, Colo." on page 136 in "Correspondence with Henry." "After a short visit at Lake Geneva, Henry, his mother and sisters went to Denver. July and ...