Various movie cameras and equipment being used in the desert as producers and directors film the movie, One Million B.C., which was released in 1940.

Four women in cavewoman costumes carry a dead animal through the desert during filming of the movie One Million B.C.

Several people on horseback in the Helldorado Parade advertising the Academy Awards best picture winner "Lawrence of Arabia" at the Guild Theatre.

Several people on horseback in the Helldorado Parade advertising "Lawrence of Arabia" at the Guild Theatre.

From the Florence McClure Photograph Collection (PH-00354). Handwritten inscription on verso reads: "Florence and Sophera flew there so Florence could speak on the occasion of the awarding of the Las Vegas Women's Appreciation Award to Jean, who had terminal cancer."

From the Elizabeth Harrington Photograph Collection (PH-00291). Inscription with image reads: "Fremont Street about 1920, showing old U.P. depot at end of street, Brick building with bay window held Dr. Martin's Las Vegas Hospital on the upper floor. Bottom floor Bill Ferron's pharmacy. Building with peaked roof First State Bank. To enter Dr. Martin's hospital one had to go to the rear of the building and ascend an outside flight of stairs.".