Scotts Valley - Photograph of Joseph O'Connell, Patricia Hitchcock, Robert Cummings, Alfred Hitchcock, Alma Hitchcock, and an unidentified man, taken in Scotts Valley.Alfred, Alma, and Patricia - Photograph of the Hitchcock family.Alma Reville (1974) - Photograph of Alma Reville at her Bel Air home, taken by photographer Philippe Halsman. The head in the Revco Gourmet fridge is the one used on the dummy of Hitchcock in the trailer of ''Frenzy''.Alfred and Alma Hitchcock (1975) - Photograph of Alfred Hitchcock and Alma Reville in St. Moritz, taken by James Andanson during their final trip to Europe.Alfred Hitchcock - Photograph of the Hitchcock family, likely taken in the 1940s.Alfred and Alma Hitchcock (1955) - Photograph of Alma Reville and Alfred Hitchcock, taken aboard the S.S. Liberte in New York on their return from France by photographer Jack Balletti.Alfred Hitchcock (1959) - Photograph of Shirley MacLaine, Alfred Hitchcock and Alma Reville at an Ice Follies show in September 1959.Alfred and Alma Hitchcock (1956) - Photograph of Alfred Hitchcock and his wife Alma at Ciro's Nightclub on Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood.Lifeboat (1944) - publicity still - Photograph taken during a script conference for ''Lifeboat'' (1944). L-R: Kenneth Macgowan, Alfred Hitchcock, Alma Reville & Jo Swerling.Alfred and Alma Hitchcock (1959) - Photograph of Alfred Hitchcock and Alma Reville, taken in 1959 in London.Alfred Hitchcock (1942) - Photograph of Alfred and Alma celebrating their 43rd birthdays in August 1942, during the filming of ''Shadow of a Doubt'' (1943).Alfred and Alma Hitchcock (1960) - Photograph of Alfred Hitchcock and Alma Reville taken in Paris in May 1960. The couple were en route to the Cannes Film Festival during their worldwide tour to promote ''Psycho''.Alfred and Alma Hitchcock - Photograph of Alma and Alfred Hitchcock, taken in Paris.Alfred and Alma Hitchcock - Photograph of Alma and Alfred Hitchcock, taken by photographer Bertrand Rindoff Petroff in Paris.American Citizenship Papers for Alma Reville 3 - Photograph of Alma Reville's ''Petition for Naturalization'' document, filed on 11 August 1950. The document was witnessed by screenwriters Michael Hogan and Whitfield Cook.