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Photograph of men at the Hoover Dam site, circa early 1930s
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Photograph of Carl Gray handing Ray Lyman Wilbur the first railroad spur spike for Hoover Dam, circa early 1930s
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Photograph of several officials signing the contract to construct Hoover Dam, April 1931
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Slide of Ray Wilbur driving a railroad spike and signaling the beginning on construction on the Hoover Dam, Nevada, September 19, 1930
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Slide of several officials signing the contract to construct Hoover Dam, April 18, 1931
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Photograph of the Board of Clark County Commissioners, Las Vegas, March 1940
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Photograph of the dedication of Goldfield Court House, Goldfield (Nev.), June, 18 1907
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Business card with a photo of Rex Bell that states Elect Rex Bell, Republican, Lieutenant Governor: business cards
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Photograph of Howard Hughes, Frank Merrian and Frank Shaw in a Los Angeles parade, August 1, 1938
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Photograph of Howard Hughes with President Franklin D. Roosevelt, Washington D.C., circa 1936
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