A black-and-white historical photograph depicts a group of five men standing outdoors next to an early 20th-century automobile. The car, positioned in the lower left foreground, features large round brass-colored headlamps and spoked wheels. The men are dressed in formal dark suits and various styles of brimmed hats, including fedoras and bowlers. On the far left, two men stand behind the car's hood, while the three men on the right stand on a paved surface. The man on the far right carries a large light-colored coat. In the background, a building with ornate architectural details, including a tall arched entrance and decorative stone carvings, is visible. Above the central photograph, text identifies the subjects as "[Frances J.] Heney, [Fremont] Older, ?, [Rudolph] Spreckels, [William J.] Burns."