A page of 9 photographs, featuring a visit to Pembroke Castle by Edward VII; another visit to a large house with a curved bay with ivy-clad walls (and two women standing outside), a field with cattle, observed by up to eight or ten men. One of the photographs shows a woman with a hand-held Kodak-style camera, and a man in the grounds of the ruined castle.

From a brown leather bound album with 44 pages of photographs, stamped on the front and back covers with gold fleur de lys. In the centre of the cover is Princess Alexandra's cypher with crown. Many photographs were taken by Queen Alexandra.