Double-exposed photograph of people in front of a small house. Description included with photograph: "'Our tent' - 112 N. 3rd St. Las Vegas, Nevada. Maude Swartwood, Mother, Earl, Floyd, Wally Rhoades"
Unidentified house and automobile. Palm trees stand in front of the building, and well-kept shrubs line the property. The car's front window has a small tent-like feature that pops out of it to create shade for the passenger.
Photograph in upper left corner, showing two women standing outdoors, is captioned "Las Vegas 1906." Photograph in lower left corner is captioned "Techaticup Wash, El Doroado Nev. 1907." Photograph in lower right corner is captioned "Silver Shield Mine 1906, Nob Hill, Nev."
Howard R. Hughes, Sr., standing outdoors by a trench mining drill, which is underneath a tent-like canopy. Part of the Sharps-Hughes Tool Company's Second and Girard Streets plant is seen in the background.
Photograph at bottom center of this page features a large wooden building with "Roller Mills" and "The H.B. Harkness Flouring Mills" painted on the sides.