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Photograph of an exterior view of the two-story adobe on the Lugo Ranch, seen from the southeast, 1934. The long rectangular prism of the two-story adobe is shown from its corner at left. Vines and other foliage run from a trellis that cuts in from the left and attatches to the lower part of the adobe's wraparound balcony. Farther right, a wooden door can be seen just beneath the stairs that lead up to the second floor, perpendicular to a door with a screen window and bench, which appears to be built into the wall. More doors can be seen spaced at regular intervals on the top floor. The paths leading to the house are unpaved.

Photograph of an exterior view of the Lugo Ranch home near Bell on Downey Road and Gage Avenue, December 8, 1933. The two-story building is visible at center. A wrap-around balcony is visible on the second story, which forms a wrap-around porch on the first story. Stairs can be seen on the exterior of the home leading to the second story. The roof is sloped, and a chimney is visible at left. An assortment of bushes and a few trees can be seen in the front yard at right, while an unpaved driveway can be seen in the left foreground leading in front of the home. A second building is visible in the left background.

Photograph of an exterior view of the Lugo Ranch home near Bell on Downey Road and Gage Avenue, December 8, 1933. The two-story home can be seen at center composed of vertical wooden planks. A wrap-around balcony is visible on the second story, while stairs can be seen on the exterior of the home leading from the first story to the second. Rectangular windows are visible, as well as a bench near the stairs. Bushes can be seen in front of the home at center and at left, while a second home is visible at right. Tracks can be seen in the unpaved drive in front of the home.

Photograph of a bird's-eye view of the ruins of adobe structures (destroyed in 1936) on the Lugo Ranch, East Washington Boulevard and the Los Angeles River, 1926. The roof is no longer evident on the two-room adobe building. Two doorways are visible. Debris litter the makeshift yards of the properties in the background.

Photograph of the ruins of the Lugo adobe (later the Supulveda home)at the intersection of Soto Street and Washington Street in Boyle Heights, [s.d.]. The picture is taken from outside a wood-framed doorway looking into and through the remains of the adobe. The walls are made of rough adobe brick and the doorways on the far side of the building are wood framed as well. There is no roof on the adobe, and over the top of the walls, the branches of a tree can been seen, although the wall itself hides the trunk of the tree. In the background, there is a wooden structure visible through the doorway on the right and a tree visible through the doorway on the left.

Photograph of a view of the Lugo Ranch home from the garden, [s.d.]. The house can be seen in the background at center and is a two-story adobe structure with a covered porch and balcony that wrap around three of the four sides. Wooden shingles and two brick chimneys can be seen on the roof of the building. In the foreground, an assortment of trees and bushes can be seen in a grassy area at right, while a dirt road is visible at left.

Photograph of an exterior view of the Lugo Ranch home, near Bell on Downey Road and Gage Avenue, [s.d.]. The square house can be seen at center. It is a two-story adobe building with a covered porch and balcony that wrap around three of the sides. Thin, rectangular wooden columns support the balcony and the roof. The ground around the building is paved, and trees and bushes can be seen in the background. A bench and a stairway can be seen on the porch at center.

Photograph of a genealogy chart of the Lugo family of California for 1771-1937, showing various cattle brands within the family, [s.d.]. A broad chart of the Lugo family progeny is shown on a tattered piece of parchment which appears to ahve been mended in the upper left hand corner. Along the bottom of the document, nine cattle brands are shown, labeled with their respective owners. Flanking this set, a cow's head is situated at either side: the leftmost bears the title "Earmark of Vicente Lugo" while the rightmost reads "Earmark of Antonio Maria Lugo". Handwritten comments have also been added to the original document, one at the top reading "Please return as it is my last copy [...]". Lines have also been traced down a particular lineage.

Photograph of the two-story adobe on the Lugo Ranch shown from the northeast, ca.1934. A long, two-story adobe stands at center in three-quarters profile. To the right, the adobe's corners are fortified by wood paneling, in which a window can be seen on each of the adjoining walls, both top and bottom. To the left, a door is visible on the ground floor, just in front of the stairs that lead to the second-floor wrap around balcony. Farther in the foreground at left, small trees and a few rocks are partitioned off from the road by two-by-fours. In the background to the right, a second, one-story building can be seen. A single chimney can be seen at the center of the adobe's shingled roof. Shrubs and weeds can be seen growing along the foundation.