The first carrier (far right) to make a mail delivery from the North Las Vegas Postal Christmas annex in Las Vegas, Nevada. From left to right, the individuals pictured here include Councilmen John E. Myers; James B. Kelly; Jack R. Petitti; Postmaster George Maxwell; and Postman Dick Miles. Group Creators credit goes to Montose Photos.
Postal Clerks sign a labor agreement that clarifies working conditions in Las Vegas, Nevada. The agreement was made between the Post Office Department and Postal Clerks. From left to right, the individuals pictured include Dorothy McDougall, Don Waitman, George Maxwell (Postmaster), Ted Travers, Mae Leslie, and Jerry Moll (standing at right).
Description provided with image: "Kiel (Kyle) Ranch-This water storage reservoir held water from artesian wells for irrigation of orchard and fields. Frank Allen grew melons on this ranch in the late 1930s. The woman and child pictured are not identified."
The exterior view of Kiel (Kyle) Ranch in North Las Vegas, Nevada. Kiel Ranch was also known as the Boulderado Ranch, Frank Allen Ranch, and Losee Ranch.
Description provided with image: "Adobe house at Kiel Ranch. This one-room adobe brick structure was probably used as a general store when the Kiels lived on the ranch. This is one of the oldest structures in southern Nevada, dating from somewhere between 1856 and the mid 1860s."