Exterior view of Pio Pico's adobe, Whittier, ca.1900 

Three women outside of the Pio Pico adobe on Whittier Road, ca.1900 

Ruins of Pio Pico's first home at Whittier Road, shown from across a pond, ca.1883 

Exterior view of the Pio Pico mansion at El Ranchito, showing two women, Whittier, ca.1907 

Painting by Mrs. Alva (Uva?) Starbuck depicting the Pio Pico house in Whittier, ca.1893 

Exterior side view of "El Ranchita", the favorite ranch of Governor Pio Pico, Whittier, California, ca.1895 

Three women standing on the porch of the Pio Pico Adobe in Whittier, ca.1888-1892 

Exterior view of the ruins of Andrés Pico's home, near mission, San Fernando Valley, ca.1915 

Grounds of Governor Vallejo's residence at Sonoma, ca.1900-1940 

Three women standing on the veranda at the old Pio Pico residence in Whittier, ca.1890 

Exterior view of Mrs. Margaret Graham's residence in South Pasadena, ca.1900 

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

Exterior view of the home of Andrés Pico at Mission San Fernando, ca.1915 

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 

Exterior view of the Lopez residence, San Fernando, ca.1910 

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

Courtyard patio at the residence of General Luis Torres, Hermosillo, Mexico, ca.1906 

Exterior view of an adobe on the corner of De la Guerra Street and Santa Barbara Street, ca.1900 

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

Exterior view of an unidentified adobe at Morettis Junction in San Diego County, ca.1900