Site of reburial of a dozen or more skeletons found in the valley near the ruins of The Lost City Pueblo. Slabs of stones were placed at the head of each grave. Back of photo identifies this as Valley of Fire. (Photographer W.A. Davis says this is not the Valley of Fire].

White rocks spell out "Pahrump" on the desert floor near the Lazy 88 Ranch, a project of the 99's flying organization. See Image 0131 127, pho023503 and 0131 131, pho023505. Site Name: Lazy 88 Ranch

House on Lazy 88 Ranch property, possibly belonging to Ethel McCullough(?) who stands in the doorway. Inscription with photo reads: "Our dream house, Ethel-Leslie McCullough, Lazy 88, Pahrump, NV." Site Name: Lazy 88 Ranch

Unidentified farmers use the hay baler for the cotton crop on the Lazy 88 Ranch. Inscription with photo reads: "Hay baler used to haul cotton to the Arvin, Calif. Gin before the gin was built in Pahrump." Site Name: Lazy 88 Ranch

A portrait photograph of an unidentified female dancer from the Lido in Paris, who was most likely involved in Donn Arden's productions in Paris. She is gazing off to the left and is wearing a large, feathered hat. Site Name: Lido (Cabaret: Paris, France)

Flier for Boulderado (Taylor) Ranch (Kiel Ranch). Flier reads "An oasis of flowing wells and majestic old trees, set in the sunshine glory of colorful desert Las Vegas, Nevada." Site Name: Kiel Ranch (North Las Vegas, Nev.)

A rendering of the Pioneer Club, Las Vegas Club, and other businesses on Fremont Street in Las Vegas. A mushroom cloud from atomic testing at the Nevada Test Site rises in the background. Text on front of postcard: "Atomic detonation shown was 75 miles distant. From the 'Up and Atom' City, Las Vegas, Nevada."