Black and white image of a Western Air Express plane to be piloted by Maury Graham.

Black and white image of two members of the search party for Maury Graham. Maurine Wilson stands to the right. Graham, an airmail pilot, made a forced landing in the mountains near Zion National Park in Utah in January 1930. He survived, but froze to death in a blizzard that winter. The plane was located in June after the snow had finally melted, and his body was found weeks later.

Black and white image of Helen J. Stewart shortly after her 70th birthday, most likely in Las Vegas.

Black and white image of Fred Wilson and his niece, Jeanne Honrath, in costumes for a Helldorado Days celebration.

Black and white image of a search party at the site of Maury Graham's plane crash. Graham, an airmail pilot, made a forced landing in the mountains near Zion National Park in 1930. He survived, but froze to death in a blizzard that winter. The plane was located in June after the snow had finally melted, and his body was found weeks later.

Black and white image of the remains of Maury Graham's crashed plane. Graham, an airmail pilot, made a forced landing in the mountains near Zion National Park in 1930. He survived, but froze to death in a blizzard that winter. The plane was located in June after the snow had finally melted, and his body was found weeks later.

Handwritten description provided on back of image: "Three Kids Mine, 1972. Ore bin foundation." Group Creators credit goes to Leavitt.