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- A poem written by Myron Wood while he was a junior officer serving with the United States Army in England. 1
- A smiling Myron Wood posing for the photographer with his left hand on his left cheek. 1
- Adolescent Myron Wood (right) and his father dressed in suits. "Dad & Me, Dec. 1937" written at top of photo. 1
- Eighteen-year-old Myron Wood in suit stands with a large two-story wooden building in the background. "Feb. 1940" written at bottom of print. 1
- Formal portrait of Myron Wood in coat and tie as a young man 1
- Matted and framed photographs piled in room with cinderblock walls. Framed photos on floor were taken by Myron Wood. Several matted prints are in window with snow-covered tree behind. 1
- Myron Wood "takes a photo" with fake vest-pocket folding style camera and flash made of odds and ends at the Broadmoor Hotel. Camera is mounted atop a pipe with a valve with part of the flash featuring a soup can labeled "Toymato". 1
- Myron Wood (left) in cap and gown at high school graduation. Hand-written on bottom "Duncan H. S. / My Ron, Olga Rhea Jones / May 1940" 1
- Myron Wood (left) sits in waterfall. Hand-written on top "Senior Picnic at Turner Falls, May 21, 1940" Hand-written on bottom "Brink of Turner Falls / My ron / Virginia Hedges / May 21, 1940" 1
- Myron Wood as a young man."Spring 1939" written at bottom of print. 1
- Myron Wood in Boy Scout uniform."Tenderfoot Myron Wood, 1934, age 12" written on the photo. 1
- Myron Wood saluting in a Boy Scout uniform. Written on bottom of photo "Tenderfoot Myron Wood. July 1934 - age 12." 1
- Myron Wood standing in front of school auditorium. Written at top of print is "During rehearsal for the junior play "Universal Alibi - 1939 Feb. 1
- Photographer Myron Wood sits on chair in room with several wooden chairs and tables and long shelf of books in back. Two matted prints sit on table and lean against wall at left. 1
- Photographer Myron Wood takes a photo from the corner of a ranch corral. Rope and jean jacket hang on fencing. Throughout his fifty year career, Wood was recognized as an exceptional documentary photographer of the American Southwest. 1
- Portrait of Myron Gilmore Wood, renowned documentary photographer of the American Southwest and long time Colorado Springs resident. 1
- Portrait of Myron Wood as a young man. Written on the top of photo is "Winter of 1939, Awful isn't it?" 1
- Portrait of photographer Myron Wood. 1
- Self-portrait of Myron Wood matting a print. Wood was a renowned documentary photographer of the American Southwest and long-time Colorado Springs resident. 1
- Self-portrait of Myron Wood, looking down at his boots. 1
- Silhouette of Myron Wood standing in front of a mirror with large field-view camera mounted on a tripod in the background. 1
- Silhouette of a young man preparing to fire an arrow from a bow. Identified as "self" by photographer Myron Wood. 1
- Small desk, covered with papers, office supplies, two pairs of glasses, two cans of Coors and an ashtray with cigarette butts in front of curtain. Note on back reads "my desk. Choose one 1
- Teenager Myron Wood [right] and another young male seated on a boulder. Written on the back "J. B. Davenport and me at Falls Creek." 1
- Young Myron Wood (third from left, bottom row) with cast of junior play. Written on the photo "Bill Wolfe, Richard Hickman, O.C. Reader, me, Durwood Edwards, Bill Tucker. Boys of the junior play Universal Alibi, Feb. 1939." 1
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