Malarial-infected Stomach of the Mosquito, Cyst from Mosquito's Stomach Wall, Spores (Sexually Formed), Spores in the Mosquito's Saliva, Infected Salivary Gland (Section), models, Public Health Hall, 

Maori portrait, New Zealand, 1910 

Drums, African Hall, 1910 

Mr. Shimotori working on model, Department of Preparation and Installation, 1910 

Sigurd Neandross modeling figure for ceremonial canoe, 1910 

Preparation of transparencies for windows of African Hall, 1910 

School children studying Siberian exhibit with Museum instructor, Siberian Hall, 1908 

Mitla Restaurant, Museum basement, 1909 

Examination tables and specimen drawers, Entomological Hall, 1909 

Exhibit cases and study tables, Entomological Hall, 1909 

Working with Dakota Indian artifacts, Museum storage vault, 1908 

Figure in ceremonial canoe, Northwest Coast Hall, 1910 

Astronomical clock illustrating motions of the earth, central hall, main floor, 1908 

Reproductive forms of the malarial organism in the mosquito stomach, Public Health Hall, 1910 

School children with museum instructor, Eskimo Hall, 1908 

Exhibit, Fish Hall, 1908 

Poleman in ceremonial canoe, North Pacific Hall, 1910 

South Sea Islands Hall, 1911 

Sigurd Neandross painting figure in Haida ceremonial canoe, North Pacific Hall, 1910 

Exhibit cases in Fish Hall, 1908