Circus Circus on the Strip, Las Vegas, Nevada. Postcard has a letter on verso.

Diamondfield, located 5 miles northeast of Goldfield, was settled in mid-February, 1904 as a result of the Goldfield strikes. It was founded by Diamondfield Jack" Davis, a reputed gunslinger from Idaho, who discovered gold at the site in 1903. The town soon supported a post office, saloons, a school, a church, and general merchandise stores. It reached its peak population of around 400 in 1907 and its mines shipped ore on a small scale through the 1930s."

Boulder Pack Train, tourist concession on the Colorado River near Black Canyon by Boulder City, Nevada, 1931.

Description provided with image: "Family camped in Las Vegas, Nevada while husband waits, hoping to find work on the Boulder Canyon Project, 1931."

An unidentified man hanging laundry on an unemployment campground in Las Vegas, Nevada. He was one of many individuals who were hoping to find work on the Boulder Canyon Project.

[Built by William F. Peck in 1902]
Caption: 10,000 Beer Bottles
Site Name: Peck's Bottle House (Tonopah, Nev.)