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Thomas and Alice standing in front of their home on Marsh Street with their sides touching and their heads slightly leaning in towards each other. From the viewer's perspectives, Thomas stands on the left with Alice on the right.

McGrath standing with his hands behind his back in front of a corner of a house with a a big palm frond leaf behind him and a brick wall some feet back on his right. Looks either like an alley between houses behind him or a drive way.

McGrath is smoking a pipe while using his typewriter although the typewriter is obscured and blurry in the picture while McGrath is in focus.

McGrath is standing holding some books/folders and his coat in his left arm while it seems he is slightly hugging Laura (Alice's daughter) who is just over half the size of McGrath. Both stand in front of some neighborhood houses.

McGrath is sitting at a desk with a book and a typewriter in front of him. He is on a page talking about Rhodes Scholar which he was awarded that year.

McGrath is sitting at a desk with a book and a typewriter in front of him. He is on a page talking about Rhodes Scholar which he was awarded that year.

Nelson Mandela met with Mervyn M. Dymally during the 1990s, and Dymally authored legislation to denounce apartheid in South Africa.

Beginning in 1953, Dymally taught in the elementary schools in Los Angeles.

Mervyn M. Dymally home in Cedros.

Pictured (Right to Left) Edward R. Roybal, Matthew G. Martinez, Mervyn M. Dymally, and Esteban E. Torres.