Woman sits on her front stoop, made of pieces of wood, with a small dog next to her. Inscription with photograph reads: "Dora Brown (Pahrump Indian), sister of Bob Lee family (?) residesnt of Pahrump from early days."

Three cotton planters stand among the crops at the Lazy 88 Ranch. Inscription with photo, identifying the people, reads: "Cotton planters of Pahrump, Dale, Bert, and Ethel, Happy Memories, T. L. McCullough." Site Name: Lazy 88 Ranch

Dorothy stands next to her dogs sitting on bales of hay at the Lazy 88 Ranch. The dogs are named "Soapy" (the Weimaraner) and "Little Widdles." Site Name: Lazy 88 Ranch

Carlie Calloway and her grandson, Floyd Snow. Written on the photo: "Floyd + Grandmother 1923."

Celebration with Maude Frazier (third from left) and others, likely celebrating her becoming appointed Lt. Governor by Governor Grant Sawyer after Rex Bell's passing in office. Other individuals are unidentified.

Dorothy Varnum (later known as Dorothy Dorothy) for promotional photo used during singing career. See Image 0131 370 for image under song lyrics.

Dorothy Varnum (right) showing songs that she co-wrote to an unidentified man. The songbook reads: "There's Something in the Songs You Sing" and appears to be autographed. See Images 0131 0367-0370 for others.