Unidentified photographs of women teachers, girls, and small children (toddlers) or babies. Most are taken in a garden, and several different schools or orphanages may be pictured, presumably at a facility for Armenian orphans in Greece or Turkey. One view includes a tree and plantings present in similar negatives (NEG Folder 8) of boys and staff. Photographs from Gertrude Anthony's time (1919-1922?) as a teacher in orphanages or schools for Armenian children in Greece and Turkey, or on a return trip in approximately 1929.
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