The Hunter Family Photograph Collection documents the life of Green Hunter, an African American man who spent much of his professional life working as a messenger for the U.S. Army Quartermaster Department. Prior to his time with the Army, he may have worked with horses at one of the Busch family homes. The collection also includes Green's wife, Laura, and their son, Clarence. Clarence Hunter was a lifelong educator and administrator with the St. Louis Public Schools system.

Photographs include both formal and informal portraits of Green, Laura, Clarence, and other family members and friends, including Marie Pillow. Photographs of Green also show his career as a groom/stableman; his interest in hunting; and his retirement from the military in 1947. Of note is a group photograph taken during the silver anniversary of Alpha Kappa Psi in 1935. There is also a group photograph identified as the "U. S. Medical Depot, St. Louis." Green is one of four African Americans in the group. A photograph of Clarence shows him seated at his desk while principal of an unidentified school. Two additional photographs may show Clarence as a young boy.