Three men sit outside of a beer tent in the desert with a sign that reads "PABST MILWAUKEE BEER ABSOLUTELY PURE." Beer barrels are stacked to the right of the tent. Inscription with image reads: "Man in white shirt is Underhill. Early version of San Pedro Saloon, 1906."

San Pedro Saloon, owned by Underhill in Caliente, Nevada. Men and young boys stand near the entrance facing the camera. One man holds a bicycle.

Inside the San Pedro Saloon. Men sit at tables or congregate near the bar. Inscription with image reads: "Table 1st at right was in Underhill home when Lee Phillips took residence in 1965."

Unidentified men and women stand together on a railroad track for a photo. They are celebrating the completion of the track, looking west. The men all wear hats and the women wear long skirts.

Bird's eye view of buildings in Caliente, Nevada. An unidentfied man stands next to a horse in the center of the image and looks up at the camera. Inscription reads: "Back of Underhill Building. Fence on street is on center line. Building upper right is roundhouse. Middle right is San Pedro Saloon (Underhill Mgr.)."

A man stands next to his dog outside of a home. Inscription reads: "Underhill building, mortgaged by Clark for 170 million to building RR. After Flood of 1910, now Lee Phillips' home."

In the picture is Merlin S. & Patsy Murphy cuddling a cat in 1949. The address was 333 N. 11th St but it no longer exists because it was razed for an expressway.