This collection of stereocards with images of Larned, Kansas and the surrounding countryside includes street scenes and aerial views of the town, individual buildings including residences, bridges, and the surrounding scenery, including Pawnee Creek, Frog Rock, and the Bear Creek natural arch. There are a small number of portraits of individuals or groups, and there are occasionally individuals visible in scenes where they are not the main focus of the image. Images are grouped first by those focused on people, then town scenes, and lastly scenery.

Many of the photographs have captions typed on the front of the image and/or inscriptions written on the back; these are used as folder titles. [Brackets] were used by processing staff where no title was provided or to provide additional information about the stereocard.

The main photographers found in the collection include George B. Wittick, John C. Fry, and Douglas & White. George Benjamin Wittick was a noted 19th century photographer who, after serving in the Civil War, left Moline, Illinois to travel west and was particularly known for his Native American photography. Several images list both John C. Fry and Douglas & White as the photographers, and it is unclear if Fry was really a photographer or another owner of the images.