Sign at the top of Mount Charleston's Peak. The helicopter in previous photos can be seen in the background, along with an unidentified individual to the right. See Image 0131 080 pho023457. The sign at the peak reads "Charleston Peak Elevation 11910" with a smaller sign nailed on top of it saying "Elevation Subject to Small Correction as the Result of 19-7 U.S.G.S. Surveys. Write Bo- 4147, Sacramento 21, Calif."

Aerial view of Mt. Charleston, taken from the helicopter. See Image 0131 080 pho023457.

Man carryies four fish down the streets of Overton. The first hang from hooks on a chain that the man has slung over his right shoulder; his back is to the camera. Image taken by Bureau of Reclamation, Boulder City, Nevada.

Ten men commemorate the opening of the highway that leads up to the Reno Ski Bowl at Mount Rose in Reno, Nevada. None of the men were identified. The car behind the men has a banner that reads "Official opening of the new Super Scenic Highway to the Sky to the Reno Ski Bowl;" The license plate [WA] stands for Washoe County, NV. Photograph taken by the Nevada State Highway Department.

Twelve men stand in the road, with two holding a map, to signify its grand opening. None of the men are identified, although the seventh man from the left looks like Dale Dorothy. Inscription with photograph reads "Road Opening (Trona Road) Las Vegas to Spring Mountain, Warner Springs."

Schoolhouse stands in the middle of the Pahrump desert. A basketball hoop can be seen in front of the school, and the area is fenced in with what looks like chicken wire. The desert landscape stretches out beyond the building in all directions. Inscription with photograph reads: "2nd school (first burned). used up to 1952. Now 43 in new school, actual count."

Pahrump school children stand in rows wearing special hats for "Red Blanchard Day," honoring the beloved comedic radio personality.