Numbering about 80 mounted and unmounted albumen prints, most are by Breckenridge photographer Otto Westerman. Included among the collection are photographs related to the Finding family, such as portraits of both Agnes (Finding) Miner and her mother, Martha (Silverthorn) Finding, the Finding family posed in front of their Breckenridge home, and Charles A. Finding's hardware store on Main Street, Breckenridge. Of interest are the albumen prints dating from the late 1890s that were showcased in a small 12 panel album. Removed for preservation purposes, these prints are of local residents and snowy landscapes taken during the “Big Snow” of 1898-1899. Several photographs are of men, women, and children either posed near or peering through the openings of snow tunnels that were used to access Main Street, Breckenridge businesses.

Interview with Martha Enyeart conducted 2019-06-11. Enyeart first moved from Denver to Summit County with her family when she was 5 years old. Her family originally lived in Old Dillon. Her uncle Ira was postmaster at the time and her grandparents also lived in the county. Her family ran a small restaurant and also worked in construction. Her father became sheriff, her husband was a county commissioner and her mother-in-law was the county clerk. At the time, Martha worked on the election board.