The Pictures
None of this was in the GEDCOM. Media does not export, so the first build of this archive had register scans, gravestones and portraits sitting a click away and knew about none of them.
How they were found. A person's media in a MyHeritage tree is reachable at photo-world/<site>?tree_id=4&individual_id=N, and N is 4000000 + n for GEDCOM record @In@. That one correspondence turns “six photos on my grandmother's profile” into a sweep of the whole line. Method →
Documents
Parish registers, civil certificates and grave photographs — the evidence this archive is supposed to rest on. Several are read out in full: the 1920 marriage register, the 1951 birth extract, the family grave.
Photographs
Most carry no caption beyond a camera filename. Putting names to these faces is the most useful thing anyone reading this could do.
A caution about what “tagged” means
A tag says somebody linked this image to this person — not that the person is in it. The 1835 Selce marriage scan is tagged to six people because it names six people; a group photograph tagged to Ljubomir need not contain him. Where this archive asserts that a particular face is a particular person, it says so, and says how sure it is. Method →