A black-and-white historical photograph from 1933 shows five people seated in a row within what appears to be a courtroom or public assembly space. From left to right, the group consists of four women and one man: Mrs. Belle Hammerberg (wearing a dark coat and cloche hat), Madeleine Wieland (in a dark hat and coat), Mrs. Mary Mooney (an elderly woman in a dark coat and hat), John Mooney (a man in a dark suit and glasses), and Anna Mooney (wearing a dark coat and hat). They are positioned in the foreground, facing slightly toward the camera. Behind them, several rows of people, mostly men in suits, fill the background of the room. The image is a physical print with a visible white border and a grayscale calibration strip along the left edge. Captions visible in the archival record, but not printed on the face of the photograph, identify the group as the family of Thomas J. Mooney during court proceedings in San Francisco.
