Giles' home, exterior backyard in Goldfield, Nevada. Inscription with image reads: "Back of house in Goldfield, Nevada [sic] see bird bath - 1934 Goldfield Nevada. E.S. Giles - cost about $10 per month to keep these few things alive."

Giles' backyard with trees and vines in the yard and a bird bath in the center of the plot.

Edwin S. and Edith C. Giles graves in Goldfield (Nevada) Cemetary. Inscription reads: "Picture taken March 1959. This is a picture of the graves of my beloved parents Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Scofield Giles. They rest here in the 'shadow of the malaphie' at Goldfied, Nevada where they lived so happily for 30 years. Their grave is covered with purple glass and green to try to make it less eugly [sic] as nothing will grow here... Clyde and I made this cover-ing-by pressing by hand the purple and green glass into fresh cement, to resemble purple flowers with a green border, a task of love." - Edith G. Barcus

Storefront of Odd Shop Antiques in Goldfield, Nevada. Two unidentified women stand on the porch of the store, talking.

Mine shaft. Inscription written on photo reads: "Stope between 700-800 ft level. Round Mountain."

J. Lucas Cadogan's former office building in 1906, Rhyolite, Nevada. Inscription with image reads: "Rhyelite Nevada in 1906 there were ten thousand people here J Lucas Cadogan had an office in this building. At that time he was a broker [sic]. Now in 1940 a real ghost town"

Wagonload of men on the road in the desert of Nevada. Traveling from Searchlight to Nipton. Seven men ride atop the stage coach and three more are visible inside it. The coach is pulled by horses of different colors.