Conflicting description given with photograph: "(1) Benson Ranch - Longandale. Margaret Coanns [sp?] Minne Coans Duke, dog. (2) Steve Whitehead's home and family up Moapa Virgin Valley."

Description given with photograph: "San Fernando under the pepper trees just camp out of Los Angeles. Our outfit Jack Arthur Johnson (right), Ginger Ale (left) and Kildee behind wagon"

Group of men in an encampment on the way to Death Valley, toward Amargosa. Seated on the ground is Willard George; far right next to him is Hampton George. The group accompanied Mr. Norton (also pictured but not specifically identified). Norton was doing assessment work on his nitrate claim. 0105 0121 is a duplicate copy of this photo.

George Brockman stands on the Las Vegas and Tonopah locomotive. The side of the train reads, "L.V. & T. R. R. T-57...124. Las Vegas & To[nopah]."

Mountain peaks in Death Valley, California. Inscription reads: "This is the molybdenum where Dad is surveying a road, all shade of yellow to gold - beautiful Death Valley."

Cars are parked outside of Symphony Hall in Boston, Massachusetts. In the middle of the intersection, a man stands inside a small booth labeled "Boston Police Dept."

Indigenous people of Guadalajara, Mexico pose for a picture wearing their dancing costumes and headdresses. Some people hold flags and instruments.