Ruins of Elder Amasa Lyman's residence and the Mormon Council House, San Bernardino, (constructed?) February 23, 1865 

Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting horsemen making their way around a cliff passage south of San Juan Capistrano, ca.1842-1876 

Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the Mission San Juan Capistrano, ca.1865 

Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the Franciscan Old Mission Church at Mission San Buenaventura, 1865 

Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the guard house of the Mission Santa Barbara, ca.1865-1873 

Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting a farewell in front of the earthquake-ruined Mission San Juan Capistrano, 1842 

Drawing by Vischer depicting the ruins of the presidio of San Diego outside of old San Diego at the entrance to Mission Valley, 1874 

Exterior view of Amasa Lyman's home in San Bernardino, ca.1863 

Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the abandoned orchard of the Mission San Luis Rey de Francia, June 1865 

Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting Indian hovels at the Palm Group of Lower San Diego Valley, ca.1874 

Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting cattle-drivers traveling towards the Mission Santa Barbara, May 6, 1865 

Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting a cavalcade in front of the Mission San Juan Buenaventura, May, 1865 

Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the Casa del Paso de Robles at the Mission San Miguel, May, 1865 

Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting a view of the Tamalpais Range as seen from the San Rafael Valley looking north, ca.1860 

Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the "El Aliso" Winery taken by photographer Edward Vischer, before 1875 

Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting Mexican vaqueros in the ruins of Mission San Margarita, ca.1864 

Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the Mission Santa Ynez, ca.1863 

Drawing by Edward Vischer depicting the ruins of the Mission San Luis Rey de Francia looking from the west towards Temecola (Temecula?), ca.1875 

Lithographic drawing showing a panoramic view of San Bernardino, ca.1873 

Portrait of a family outside of the F.M. Slaughter residence on Rincón Rancho, San Bernardino, ca.1900