- Unidentified Durham scene. (14)
- Unidentified Charleston [S.C.] earthquake scene, 1886. (7)
- Unidentified Durham scene (Couch's Kwik-Kar Wash). (7)
- Reject: Benares 1969-1971 (6)
- Damage done by Hurricane Hazel, 1956. (3)
- Unidentified Durham (parade) scene. (3)
- Unidentified--no caption available. (3)
- Fire guts 4 buildings - north side Main Street looking west from Church Street. 3 other buildings damaged. Friday, April 18, 1969. ("Photo by Tony Rumple, Durham, N.C.") (2)
- Motorcycle Racer, Savannah [Ga.], circa 1915. (2)
- Nash St., Wilson, N.C.. ("Photo by Foust. Pub. by O. V. Foust, Wilson, N.C. Made in Germany.") (2)
- Reject Prints: San Francisco (2)
- Street Scene, Cebu [Philippine Islands]. (2)
- Street scene, San Nicolas [Philippine Islands]. (2)
- Unidentified Butte scene. (2)
- Unidentified Durham scene (officer). (2)
- Unidentified Durham scene. [DCC Envelope 2?] (2)
- Untitled, February, 1983. (2)
- "Black Durham [Jourdan Transfer]" [Folder 12 picture 1] (1)
- "County Home." Picture of Durham County Home known by many as the "poor house." Built in 1881 on site now occupied by Durham County General Hospital. The picture replaced the first facility. n.d. (1)
- "Criges" [?]. ("No. 29") (1)
- "Early Days," SW corner Church & Parrish Streets. [postcard]. (1)
- "Fifth" Avenue, Warrenton, N.C.. ("Ess an [sic] Ess Photo Co., Inc. 11 E. 17th St., New York, N.Y.") (1)
- "Looking toward E." (Copyrighted 1935?. Southern Air Service. Greensboro, N.C.) [DCC Folder 1, No. 19?] (1)
- "M. J. Paschall, Wholesalers and Distributors of Pillsbury's Family Foods - Paschall Bakery," ("100") [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 19] (1)
- "Old Cap., Richmond," [prior to Jul 1906] (1)
- "Old bus station converted into post exchange in 1944 by Exchange club. Picture shows building from Rigsbee side [?]. Building razed & site is now part of the city parking lot bounded by Mangum & Chapel Hill Streets & Rigsbee Avenue [?]. [1944]. (1)
- "Plant of Va. & Carolina, Chem. Co.." [DCC Folder 1, No. 10 or 13] (1)
- "S. A." [Salvation Army]. [Folder 1 ("ca. 1920") picture 15] (1)
- "Sunday—Smoke & Dust from Blasting comes out windows." Demolition of Durham Hotel, formerly Washington Duke Hotel, 1975. ("Jim Thornton, Photographer. Herald-Sun Papers, Durham, N.C.") (1)
- "[E. J. Parrish Residence.]". (1)
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