Clark County Courthouse in Las Vegas, Nevada was designed by Frederic DeLongchamps. It was built in 1914 and demolished in the late 1950s. Site Name: Clark County Court House, Las Vegas (Nev.)

U.S. Post Office building located on Main Street on UPRR tract. The post office had only general delivery service with post office boxes until December 1933, when local delivery began. This was the period of "hook and toss" when mail was tossed from passing train. If the hook was not hit exactly, the bag might be torn and the mail scattered. That often happened. Information given by Geo. Smith, Personnel dept. US, P.O., LV, 11-30-83. Street Address: Main Street

Standing from left to right is Norma Brockman Ullom, Mrs. Madie Brockman, Norma's mother Mrs. Kendall, holding Nila and Nola Ullom. (Original description identifies Norma's mother as "Mrs. Kendall;" other sources identify Henrietta Brockman as Norma Brockman's mother.)

Standing from left to right is George Ullom Jr., Mrs. Kendall holding Nila and Nola Ullom, an unknown relative, and Norman Ullom.

Norma Brockman Ullom and Oliva Lake join their classmates and pose outside of Las Vegas School. Olivia Lake stands third from the right.

George Ullom, Jr., stand with his classmates in front of school. He stands in the third row, sixth from left,

Baseball team, front row, center George Ullom, Sr. second row, far right is most likely Harley A. Harmon. Their jerseys display the names of several different cities including, "Barstow", "Riverside", "New York", and "Las Vegas".