Portrait of Dona Gertrudes Pico, daughter of Francisco Pico Y Vaca, at Rancho Loma in San Jacinto, [s.d.] 

Portrait of Don Pio Pico and his wife, [s.d.] 

Portrait of Don Jose Antonio Pico, II, father of Lieutenant Jose A. Pico, the elder brother of Governor Pio Pico and General Andrés Pico, ca.1860 

Portrait of Don Jose Antonio Pico II, and his son and namesake, Lieutenant Jose Arto Pico, ca.1860/1871 

Portrait of Governor Pio Pico with his wife and two nieces, ca.1885 

Portrait of Dona Antonia Pico y Vaca (Baca), sister of Don Jose Antonio "Chapo" Pico y Baca, ca.1900 

Portrait of Don Pio Pico and wife, ca.1850-1859 

Portrait of passengers, conductors and engineers posing near Pico Boulevard Electric Railroad cars, Los Angeles, 1887 

Portrait of Aaron Winters and his wife Rosie, discoverers of borax in Death Valley, ca.1880 

Portrait of Don Pio Pico, the last Mexican governor of California, [s.d.] 

Portrait of two streetcar conductors with their streetcar on Ninth and Grand View Avenue, Los Angeles, ca.1900 

Mount San Jacinto, seen from the Devil's Playground in Palm Springs, ca.1900 

Portrait of Don Antonio Coronel and his wife, Marianna, at their new home at Seventh Street and Central Avenue, 1886 

View of the courtyard at Pío Pico's residence on Whittier Road, Whittier, ca.1900 

Portrait of ninety year-old Pio Pico, the last Mexican governor of California, 1891 

Portrait of Pio Pico dressed in a long coat with top hat on the table next to him, 1860 

Portrait of two automobiles filled with motorists in front of the O.W. Childs residence on Twelfth Street west of Main Street, Los Angeles, ca.1904 

Camping at Mount San Jacinto, Riverside County, ca.1900 

Portrait of General Andres Pico, [s.d.] 

Portrait of Dolores Yorba and Pablo Pryor in San Juan Capistrano, ca.1860