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Description: Hand tinted image. Two individuals identified as Gertrude Bass Warner and Murray Warner sit on their houseboat Illinois with a guide. The boat floats on a body of water as the three individuals sit on its bow. Murray and Gertrude are seated on wicker chairs in front of a wooden table that has a pipe, cup, and pad of paper resting on its surface. The guide appears to be an Asian man and holds a long oar in his hand. He is dressed in a hat, vest, long sleeved shirt, and pants. Murray wears a short-brimmed hat with band, long sleeved button-up shirt, pin-striped pants and dark colored lace-up shoes. Gertrude is dressed in a long sleeved shirt, skirt, and hat with scarf. Visible in the background are trees, grass, and water.

Description: Hand tinted image. A woman identified as Gertrude Bass Warner sits in a one-person wooden carriage, called jinrikisha. This carriage has two large wheels and is being pulled by a Japanese man wearing a round, wide-brimmed hat. She is wearing a hat and a long-sleeved robe with collar and trim. A purse is visible on her lap. Three individuals stand in the background next to a wooden dwelling that has a wooden banister, windows, and bamboo shade.

Description: Hand tinted image. Two Japanese womenand one Caucasian woman, identified as Gertrude Bass Warner, kneel in front of two wooden tables in an interior space. Visible on these tables are teapots and tableware. The woman on the far right wears a kimono and holds a pair of chopsticks. The other woman kneels next to Gertrude Bass Warner also wearing a kimono and preparing food. Other objects visible in the image are mats, sitting cushions, and wooden trim on the interior walls.

Description: Hand tinted image. A woman identified as Gertrude Bass Warner is surrounded by locals in a village in China. Mrs. Warner stands in the middle of a dirt path adjusting her camera and tripod. She is dressed in a hat, long sleeved shirt, and long skirt. To the left of her on a grassy incline is a tall sculpted stone column. Filling the background of the image are dwellings with tiled roofs that have pointed and curved eaves. Following the dirt path into the background of the image is a covered walkway. The individuals surrounding Mrs. Warner vary in age and are dressed in loose fitting garments. Grass fills the foreground of the image.

Description: Hand tinted image. Four Caucasian individuals identified as Murray Warner, Sam Warner, Gertrude Bass Warner, and Mrs. Epperley stand outdoors posing in front of a stone structure with a rounded entryway. They wear European style clothing. The womenwear their hair pulled up off their necks. Visible inside the entryway is a stone wall and flowers. Long grass fills the foreground of the image.

Description: Hand tinted image. Two Japanese women and one Caucasian woman, identified as Gertrude Bass Warner, kneel in front of two wooden tables in an interior space. Visible on these tables are teapots and tableware. The woman on the far right wears a kimono and holds a pair of chopsticks. The other woman kneels next to Gertrude Bass Warner also wearing a kimono and preparing food. Other objects visible in the image are mats, sitting cushions, and wooden trim on the interior walls.