Jim Cashman, Key Pittman, and Vail Pittman, quenching their thirst with a "shot of something", while Claude Mackay judges the competition.

Handwritten descriptions provided on back of image: "Nevada Citizens Committee, Right to Work law. L-R: James Henderson (owns LV Sand and Gravel), James Cashman, and an unidentified man." Alex Struthers & Co. is credited as the photograph's creator.

Tweed Wilson standing in front of a stone house in Las Vegas, Nevada, circa 1953.

Description provided with image: "Dedication of the Xeriscape Demonstration Garden, UNLV. Top row, L-R: 1- Donald Baepler; 2- Representative of the Nevada Division of Forestry; 3- Dennis Swartzell; 4- Bill Murphy. Bottom row, L-R: 1- Jack Zunino, ASLA; 2- Larry Kennedy; 3- George Faramillo."

Black and white image of the home of the Russell family, located in Arden, a community southwest of Las Vegas. Standing in front of the house to the left are Mr. and Mrs. Worrell, per the handwritten description. The four people on the right may be members of the Russell family.

Edwards brothers Hosea, Eli and Frank with horse-drawn wagons loaded with hay. They were brothers of Elbert Edwards' father George Edwards.

Top inscription, "To my friend Garside. Death Valley Scottie, 1932". Bottom inscription, "Best wishes to my friend FF Garside. Sincerely, Chic Sale, 1933".