This youthful bust-length portrait captures Joseph Andrew Casler (1875–1962) in his early adulthood, likely during the late 1890s. The image utilizes a soft vignette style, a popular photographic technique of the era that focuses all attention on the subject's face by allowing the edges of the portrait to fade into the background. Joseph is dressed in the formal attire of a young gentleman, featuring a high, stiff collar and a dark waistcoat. While the photographic style and lighting are strikingly similar to the later portraits of his parents, Melissa and George, the subject's youthful appearance suggests this sitting occurred several years before the family's later studio visits.
June and Carl stand in a bed of flowers during the summer in front of a stand of trees c. 1930; June is in a light sleeveless dress, Carl in shorts, a white shirt and tall socks
June holds a cat in her arms while Carl is turned toward her, hands also on the cat; Prospect Lawn Cemetery in Hamburg can be seen in the far distance; Haushalter farm c. 1930, spring since the fields are plowed but bare
June and Al stand with a caught fish held by Al between them; June has on trousers, a short-sleeve blouse and scarf or bandana around her neck, c. 1938
