Joe Andre owned this fountain and grocery located next door to the Exchange Club, which he also owned. This fountain was a major bus stop for the Las Vegas, Tonopah, and Reno stages. The sign reads: "groceries, Andre's Drugs, fountain lunch." A bus and car are parked in front.

Black and white photograph of Ruth Andre sitting on her father Joa Andre's car. His car advertised The Song Shop in Astoria, Oregon.

Fred Hesse and Spud Lake stand outside of the Gold Bar Club next to an automobile.

Front of photo reads: "20 Mule Team Canyon. Death Valley Nat'l Monument, Calif." A handwritten inscription on the back of the image reads: "Mountains of clay and other minerals. No vegetation, except a few small millions of shrubs along small streams higher up in the mountains."

The Union Pacific Railroad depot decorated for the Fourth of July. A label at the bottom of the photo: "An early Fourth of July celebration saw the UP depot, the city's most prominate [prominent] structure, decorated with red, white, and blue bunting."

Black and white photograph of the new Union Pacific Railroad Depot circa 1940. Site Name: Union Pacific Railroad Passenger Station (Las Vegas, Nev.)

Joe Graglia walking on Fremont Street in front of the Boulder Club. Site Name: Boulder Club (Las Vegas, Nev.) Street Address: 118 Fremont Street