Front of the postcard illustrates the king of spades card, a calendar from July 1992, as well as another card with two American flags.

Back of the postcard shows correspondence written to the intended recipient named Eugene Swonger.

Houses indicating the corner of "D" and Jefferson Street, indentifying which street is which.

The corner of Madison and "E" Street on West Side of town. At this time, electricity was available for those houses that were up to building codes but only few were. Notice that there are no paved streets. Street Address: E Street

Looking northeast on Monroe Street, many of the houses, shelters, and shacks had removable tarps instead of roofs and also didn't have air conditioning. Street Address: Monroe Street

Northeast corner of "D" and Jefferson Streets shows the car, trailers, and shacks with tarps as roofs in West Las Vegas. Street Address: Jefferson Street

The back yards of shacks at "D" Street and Jefferson Street show that in war economy scrap wood was a valuable commodity, both for building and fuel. Street Address: Jefferson Street