98.1 On the Crescent City highway from Oregon caves. 7 miles of 3% grade. ; 98.2 Vista House on the Columbia River highway. ; 98.3 Tunnel on the Columbia River highway.; 98.4 People swimming at Grants Pass, Oregon. ; 98.5 New bridge across the Klamath River, California. ; 98.6 Camped here after seeing the Oregon Caves, right above. August 15, 1927.

100.1 Rockwell Field, photo of an airplane. ; 100.2 Photo of airplane. Whole left side. ; 100.3 Photo of ferry boats in the distance.; 100.4 Photo of airplane. Photographer standing in the back on right side looking Through wings. ; 100.5 Photo of airplane, right side. ; 100.6 Photo of airplane. Right side, whole right side.

114.1 Unidentified desert, Mummy Mountain in background. ; 114.2 Unidentified person sliding down on snow. ; 114.3 Unidentified person sliding down on snow. ; 114.4 Unidentified girl to the left and Jazz's sister in the desert. ; 114.5 "Getting up in the world." Photo is unidentified sitting on top of a mountain. ; 114.6 Unidentified desert road. ; 114.7 Unidentified people in the desert. [Jazz and his family]

122.1 Unidentified airplane; 122.2 Unidentified desert; 122.3 Unidentified airplane and truck. Truck looks like a refueling truck; 122.4 Three unidentified airplanes flying; 122.5 Unidentified desert; 122.6 Four unidentified people refueling a plane; 122.7 Unidentified airplane landing and or taking off; 122.8 A Western Air Express airplane and two unidentified men.

From the Nevada Mining Photograph Collection (PH-00361) -- Shown is a miniature photograph of Goldfield, Nevada. Written on the photograph, "Ore dump on the sandstorm ore shipped ran $60,000 per. town".

From the Nevada Mining Photograph Collection (PH-00361) -- Shown is a miniature photograph of Goldfield, Nevada. Written on the photograph, "Jumbo Mine. Leasers took out $1,500,000 in eight months".

From the Nevada Mining Photograph Collection (PH-00361) -- Written on the photograph, "Geo. J. Lewis Agent Tonopah, Nev. N.E. Johnson photographer and publisher" and, "Knights of Colubmus hall. House built of bottles".