The black and white view of the upper end of Alamo Lake in western Arizona. Formed by the Alamo Dam that was assembled in 1968 by the Army Corps of Engineers, Alamo Lake acts as both a flood control and reservoir for Arizona.

The black and white view of the shore of the second Alamo Lake in western Arizona. Formed by the Alamo Dam that was assembled in 1968 by the Army Corps of Engineers, Alamo Lake acts as both a flood control and reservoir for Arizona.

The portrait of an unidentified woman. Probably in her twenties, the woman is sporting short, curly hair that frames her face along with clean, colored lips. She is wearing a checkered, button up top with a white blouse underneath. The background behind her is black.

The portrait of an unidentified gentleman. Of an older age with fine lines around his eyes and short hair atop of his head, the man is wearing a button up suit with completed with a peaked lapel jacket, patterned tie, and white dress shirt. He is sitting in front of a white background.

A view looking down the downstream face of Hoover Dam; from this angle, the power house can be seen at the base of the dam, along with empty outlet works from the Nevada valve house on the right.

A color image of two emen standing in front of the downstream face of Hoover Dam.

A color image of the downstream face of Hoover Dam.