Three men sit outside of a beer tent in the desert with a sign that reads "PABST MILWAUKEE BEER ABSOLUTELY PURE." Beer barrels are stacked to the right of the tent. Inscription with image reads: "Man in white shirt is Underhill. Early version of San Pedro Saloon, 1906."

Photograph of tents in the desert, Las Vegas (Nev.), 1900-1925

The grayscale view of the first tent located in Clark's Las Vegas Town Site in Las Vegas, Nevada. Two unidentified men stand in front of the tent, while a white sign mounted at the top of the tent reads: "Hospital." Transcribed onto the bottom border of the image: "First Tent in Las Vegas, Nevada, 1904."

During the Rhyolite trip, a member of the Jackson party took a picture of the tent town of Bullfrog in early 1905. The Jacksons came down from Tonopah to examine a mine in Bullfrog.

A Native American log house sits on the right with the roof made of sod and dirt and tents sit opposite in the desert of Jefferson, Nevada, circa 1905-1907. To see an image of the owner of the log cabin, view Image 0243_0100, pho026338.

An unidentified protestor sets up a tent at the Nevada Test Site circa 1980-1999.

Two unindentified women in a tent mining town