Album 4: Portraits, Houses, African-Americans, Monuments, Camden, South Carolina, Charleston, South Carolina, Montpelier

The collection includes nine albums of photographs of the Hopkins family and the family’s daily life and travels. Many of the photographs are of the Hopkins family, the Downey family, as well as other related families and friends. The albums also document the family’s hometown of New Market, Maryland as well as trips to Camden, South Carolina, where the family had a second home. The photographer captured many images of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, such as trains, bridges, and relay stations. African-Americans are also frequent subjects of the photographs.