Black and white image of the gravel testing laboratory at the site of the former Stewart Ranch, also known as the Las Vegas Ranch. Two of the people in the image are G. G. Walter and Henry Wieking. Site Name: Las Vegas Ranch (Las Vegas, Nev.)
Black and white image with the following printed description: Airplane motor propelled boat used in photographic survey of Colorado River between dam and Jumbo Wash.
Black and white portrait with the following printed description: Major John Wesley Powell - 2nd Director of Geological Survey (March 18, 1881 to June 7, 1894).
From left to right: a picture of the North Las Vegas relay team for Henderson Industrial Days Parade with Mayor Bud Cleland, Judge Ray Daines, and Police Chief "Slim" Davison.
A picture of Mayor William Taylor giving a speech at the dedication of the North Las Vegas City Hall. As part of the ceremony, a time capsule was buried.
Jake Von Tobel, circa 1980s. Jake is the son of Edward Von Tobel, owner of the Edward Von Tobel Lumber Company, Las Vegas' longest running business from 1905-1976.
Robert Miller (center) with unidentified colleagues in the legal profession, 1976. Robert is holding a plaque from the American Cancer Society Doctors vs. Lawyers Annual Tournament.
Kermit Moe, April 1968. In 1945 Kermit co-founded with Nelson Harlin Conway the accounting firm of Conway, Moe & Hibbs, one of Las Vegas' first major accounting firms.