Casino staff pose in front of the remains of the Meadows Hotel/Casino, Las Vegas, Nevada, which burned on Labor Day, 1931. Dorothy Baker, a dancer, has her back to the camera. The original image has been damaged.
A backhoe digging a trench for the installation of an irrigation water line.
Transcribed Notes: Transcribed from photo sleeve: "Digging a ditch for installation of a 10'' water line to supply a sprinkler system in the Amargosa Valley, Nye County, Nevada, 1980."
Dr. Roman Zorn, Dr. William D. Carlson, Henderson Mayor Lorin Williams, Dr. William R. Wood, Dr. Leonard Goodall, and Dr. Donald Moyer at a reception honoring Dr. Wood, a founding father of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV).
Las Vegas, Nevada Rotary Club, L-R: Walt Wehrner (Las Vegas Rotary Club president 1967-68), Mark Gamett, Virgil Slade, Robert O'Connell (Las Vegas Rotary Club president 1974-75) and Max Kelch.
The Labor Day Parade in Las Vegas, Nevada, circa 1930. The following buildings are visible: Noodles Chop Suey, A. C. Kitchen, Nevada Bakery, Blandings Meat Market, a drugstore, and a hardware store. The original image has been damaged.
An image of dignitaries at the first Mental Health Congress. From left to right: United States Senator Howard Cannon; Sands Hotel and Casino executive Sandy Waterman; United States Senator Alan Bible; Nevada Governor Grant Sawyer.
Actor William Boyd (left) and Desert Inn owner Wilbur Clark (right) in Las Vegas, Nevada. Boyd was best known for his portrayal of the character Hopalong Cassidy in western films of the 1930s-1940s. Boyd is wearing a tie with pistol images on it.