A.F. Harmer's painting "Lassoing a Bear", ca.1855 

Portrait of Helen Fiske Hunt Jackson, author of Ramona, [s.d.] 

Painting of a portrait of Don Pio Pico (last Mexican governor of California, 1845-1846), ca.1885 

Framed drawing by A.F. Harmer of a portrait of Doña Mariana Coronel as "La Perfiladora" and wearing the "China Poblana" dress, ca.1890-1903 

Periodical page transcribing Helen Hunt Jackson's letter to Thomas Wentworth Higginson dated February 5, 1884, [s.d.] 

Dona Mariana as "La Tortillera" for Helen Hunt Jackson's book Ramona, ca.1880-1889 

Sam Temple who, as the fictional character Jim Farrar in Helen Hunt Jackson's novel Ramona, killed Alesandro, ca.1905 

A.F. Harmer's painting "Traveling in the Coast Range in the 40's" depicting a Mexican-American man on horseback in the mountains, ca.1850 

Portrait of Ramona, a Cahuilla Indian, at her new home a year after the murder of her husband Alessandro by Sam Temple, ca. 1885 

Exterior view of the adobe home of Jose Estudillo, the basis for Friar Gaspara's home in Helen Hunt Jackson's novel "Ramona", ca.1898 

A.F. Harmer's painting "On the Way to the Summit" showing a group on horseback negotiating mountain terrain, 1906 

A.F. Harmer's painting "Giving Him a Lift" showing two vacqueros aiding a covered wagon, ca.1906 

Interior view of Ramona's bedroom at Camulos Ranch, 1901 

Altar at Camulos Ranch, California, showing torn cloth that was mended by Ramona, 1901 

Bells from Spain at Camulos Rancho, Ventura County, 1901 

General view of Camulos Ranch, California, from the north 

Drawing of Doña Mariana Coronel as "La Tortillera", ca.1890-1902 

Patio or inner court at Camulos Ranch, from the north, 1901 

Cemetery in Temecula where Ramona waited while Alessandro went to the Wolfe Store to sell his violin, ca.1901 

Ramona on a rear balcony at Camulos Ranch, California, 1901