Myrtle Philip with unidentified small boy and dog Puppy (as a puppy). The boy and Puppy are seated on a Campbell's Soup box on grass.

Jean Tapley (left) next to Myrtle Philip. Skookum (dog) beside Myrtle and guests; Rainbow Lodge in background.

Myrtle Philip sitting on the boardwalk of Rainbow Lodge with Binkie the dog. Tennis courts are in the background.

Myrtle Philip walking in a snowing field (or on Alta Lake). An unidentified dog is lying in the snow.

Myrtle Philip sitting on the boardwalk of Rainbow Lodge with Binkie the dog. Tennis courts are in the background.

Jean Tapley, Myrtle Philip and Margaret Esworthy in a yard. A dog is lying on the grass, looking up at Jean.

Myrtle Philip with a rifle on the porch of the Alta Lake Post Office. The dog Puppy is looking up at her. Inscription on verso : "1915"

These two prints (A, B) from the same negative show Alta Lake in the winter time, with several people and dogs on the frozen surface of the lake. In the foreground is a woman (possibly Myrtle?) and two dogs identified as Myrtle's dogs Skookum (collie) and Kii. In the deep background is another dog and two other people.

Myrtle Philip with a rifle and a dog Kiyi¹, outside Alta Lake post office and store.

"I was going out shooting grouse."² -Myrtle Philip

Sewall Tapley and Myrtle Philip, seated on the steps to Sewall's cottage. Skookum standing in front. Myrtle is aiming a rifle. Inscription on verso: "The well trained [shot?] must have helped to crack that bottle - next time I'll bring my own rifle that behaves the way I like. Chagrin caused me to destroy this negative - I CAN shoot straight