1. A photograph of Sofia Cacherano di Bricherasio in her painting atelier.
   Undated
   Cosso Foundation Archives, Castello di Miradolo Collection

2. Personal papers and identification documents of Sofia Cacherano di Bricherasio
   Undated
   Cosso Foundation Archives, Castello di Miradolo Collection

3. Letter from Count Luigi Lagnasco to his cousin Marchioness Maria Elisabetta Massel di Caresana, wife of Maurizio and great-great-grandmother of Emanuele and Sofia Cacherano di Bricherasio.
   The letter contains early references to the picturesque and the Romantic spirit emerging in Europe.
   1816
   Cosso Foundation Archives, Castello di Miradolo Collection

4. Reproduction of an anonymous painting of the Noble Court of the Castle after its transformation into a Romantic garden overseen by Xavier Kurten.
   The painting served as one of the iconographic references during the restoration works.
   Undated, last quarter of the 19th century
   UTC Archives, Municipality of San Secondo di Pinerolo

5. Letters from Sofia Cacherano di Bricherasio to her “dear mother,” Teresa Massel di Caresana, 25 December 1874 and 1 January 1875

6. Letter from Lidia Poët to Countess Sofia Cacherano di Bricherasio, 1914, Pinerolo
   Cosso Foundation Archives, Castello di Miradolo Collection

7. Postcards and photographs of the Bandera School, founded by Sofia Cacherano di Bricherasio, Undated

8. Postcards reproducing some paintings by Sofia Cacherano di Bricherasio, Undated

9. Group of mounted soldiers.
   On the left, Captain Federigo Caprilli on Cromwell.
   Undated (before 1907)
   Cosso Foundation Archives, Castello di Miradolo Collection

10. Letter from Don Galluzzi, of the Opera di Don Orione, to General Giuseppe Zambarbieri regarding a possible relocation of the ashes of Captain Federigo Caprilli from the Chapel of the Cacherano di Bricherasio Family in Fubine.
    The letter notes the impossibility of the move because “…the young Countess Sofia…, deeply attached to Caprilli, wished in 1950 to be buried as close as possible to him…”
    It also mentions the relocation of Caprilli’s stuffed horse, Cromwell, from Palazzo Bricherasio to the Cavalry Museum.
    1967
    Cosso Foundation Archives, Castello di Miradolo Collection

11. Photograph depicting, from left to right, Lorenzo Delleani, Sofia Cacherano di Bricherasio, Teresa Massel di Caresana, and Leonardo Bistolfi.
    Undated
    Cosso Foundation Archives, Castello di Miradolo Collection

12. “To the Great Pioneer of the Automobile,” publication dedicated to Emanuele di Bricherasio, first designer and founder of FIAT, by L. S. Trecca.
    Undated, early 20th century
    Cosso Foundation Archives, Castello di Miradolo Collection

13. Photographs of Cavalier Emanuele Cacherano di Bricherasio.

14. Birth certificate of Countess Sofia Giovanna Maria Cacherano di Bricherasio, the last owner of the Castello di Miradolo, 20 May 1885

Birth certificate of Count Emanuele Alessandro Luigi Giambattista Cacherano di Bricherasio, 30 May 1898
Cosso Foundation Archives, Castello di Miradolo Collection