The grayscale view of the first tent located in Clark's Las Vegas Town Site in Las Vegas, Nevada. Two unidentified men stand in front of the tent, while a white sign mounted at the top of the tent reads: "Hospital." Transcribed onto the bottom border of the image: "First Tent in Las Vegas, Nevada, 1904."

Color image of "An Old Prospector on the desert, Southern Nevada," as written on the front of the postcard. Printed on the back of the postcard: "The old prospector and his burros are inseparably linked with the West's early history. These little fellows carry him over precipitous trails, where other transportation fails; he thrives and multiplies where other 'critters' starve, and whoever hears his musical bray echoing in the morning, appreciates the aptness of his sobriquet. 'Desert Nightingale.'"

Hand written description provided on back of image: "Left to right, standing: 1) Anna Dean Kepper, Special Collections; 2) Hal Erickson, Library Director. Seated: 1) Olive Lake Eglington; 2) Earle F. Eglington. Photo appeared in Review Journal, December 25, 1975, p. 18."

Black and white image of prospectors with their pack animals.

Black and white image with the following printed description: Ancient Indian petroglyphs at Atlatl Rock, Valley of Fire near St. Thomas, Nevada.

Mr. Stewart and a man identified as "Baboon."

Unidentified people in Gypsum Cave, March or April 1969.