Materials contain photographs from the Ford Family from 1931 to 1988. Materials include photographs of cowboys working, mushroom clouds from the Nevada Test Site, the First Pahrump Harvest Festival, ranchers, the Pahrump School, and photocopies of documents such as the front page of the Pahrump Valley Times and the telephone directory.

Materials contain photographs of the Hafen Ranch and the Hafen Family from 1930 to 1988, including photographs of Nevada Governor Paul Laxalt, wells, animals, fields, residents of Goldfield, Nevada, and the Pahrump Trading Post.

Materials contain two photographs from Pahrump, Nevada, from 1931 and 1949. The first photograph depicts L.A. "Rusty" Horgan in Pahrump in 1949, and the second is the front page of the Las Vegas Evening Review Journal with a headline about a murder in Pahrump in 1931.

Materials contain photographs of the Carver, Carver-Duhme, and Carver-Book families from 1905 to 1980. Materials include photographs of the Carver Ranch, Wardenot pasture, and Round Mountain High School. Materials also include photographs of Carver's Station, a cafe built on Nevada Route 376.

Materials contain photographs of the Lofthouse-Berg Family from 1909 to 1988. Materials include photographs of placer miners, Native American children, Round Mountain schools, Round Mountain Hotel, animals, Round Mountain Gold Corporation, treatments of Fulton Little Kelsay for infantile paralysis, New Gold Mine, and Main Street in Tonopah. Materials also include photographs of ranches around Round Mountain, including the Berg Ranch and the Kelsay Ranch.

Materials contain photographs of the Zaval Family from 1900 to 1933. Materials include photographs of the R.O. Ranch, Millett Ranch, Berg Ranch, Belmont Mine, and the Berg brothers' store in Round Mountain.

Materials contain photographs from the Coombs Family from 1935 to 1985, including photographs of the tungsten mine operated by Norman "Curly" Coombs in Smoky Valley, his mill in Royston, his mining claim in Divide, and other mining operations around Round Mountain. Materials also include photographs of schools, Main Street, and other buildings in Tonopah.