From the Nevada Mining Photograph Collection (PH-00361) -- Written on the photograph, "Girls race Tonopah Nev. July 4 1902. E.W. Smith PHR."

Map of properties of the Tonopah Mining District, drawn by May Bradford circa 1905.

Marching band parades through town of Tonopah, Nevada on the Fourth of July. The marching men all hold brass instruments, passing stores such as "H. H. Bacon. Real Estate," "Miners Drug Store Inc.," a bank, and what appears to be a doctor's office ("Physicians & Surgeons") while onlookers line the streets.

Wreck near Desert Wells, west of Tonopah. Narrow Gauge Baldwin, #2 of the Tonopah Rail Road according to MH Ferrell

A street view of a flood in Tonopah, Nevada. Various shops and stores can be seen along either side of the street, along with sign advertisements for Leggett Advertising Co., Sierra Brewing Co., and the Mizpah Hotel. Various automobiles can also be seen either driving down or parked on the flooded street. Included with the image is a hand-drawn map identifying the buildings on the street.

Caption: Main St. Tonopah Nev.

Caption: The Bottle House, Tonopah, Nevada
Site Name: Peck's Bottle House (Tonopah, Nev.)