Included are women in muumuus and leis, the preparation of poi, the disbanding the royal household guard, a military band, and a feast beside grass house. Included are photographs used in Hegemann's Navaho Trading Days, 1963. A list of captions is present, and it indicates that the collection also includes tourist-type images. Hegemann made most among the Navaho and Hopi, though some are of Havasupai subjects. There are many scenic views, especially of the Grand Canyon.
Some images are portraits.
Others present views of villages, agriculture, crafts, and trading posts. Yet others present ceremonials, including a Navaho Squaw Dance and Hopi Niman Kachina ceremonies. Charles F. Lummis, Earl H. Morris, and John Wetherill are among the non-Indian subjects. The Huntington Library, San Marino, California, received the original negatives. The print is an informal full-length portrait.