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Black and white image of Earle Eglington with a driving team (horses named Fanny and Dolly) and a friend, possibly in Nevada.

Black and white image of Earle Eglington standing with one foot mounted on the side of his first car, possibly in Las Vegas.

Black and white image of the cast for a church play. Standing from left to right, the individuals pictured include: DeWitt Tracht, unidentified, unidentified, unidentified, Dale Howell, unidentified, Don Feour, unidentified, unidentified. Seated left to right, the individuals pictured include: Lynn Burr, unidentified, Reverend Ford Gilbert, "Young" George Gilbert, unidentified, Hugh McAllister, Floy Gibson, Dean Bingham, unidentified, and Shirley Scott.

Black and white image of the home of the Russell family, located in Arden, a community southwest of Las Vegas. Standing in front of the house to the left are Mr. and Mrs. Worrell, per the handwritten description. The four people on the right may be members of the Russell family.

Black and white image of the Colorado River Board, a group comprised to review the Bureau of Reclamation's design of Hoover Dam (note: Boulder Dam was officially renamed Hoover Dam in 1947). From left to right: William L. Siebert; Elwood Mead; Warren J. Mead; Charles Berkey; Daniel W. Mead; and Robert Ridgway.

Black and white image of officials from the Six Companies of San Francisco and the Bureau of Reclamation, as well as some local individuals, signing the contract to construct Hoover Dam (note: Boulder Dam was officially renamed Hoover Dam in 1947). Henry J. Kaiser is seated, signing the contract. Standing at the second spot from the left is Al Cahlan, Las Vegas Review Journal Managing Editor. Standing at the far right is Charles P. "Pop" Squires. Also identified in the photograph (in no particular order) are W.R. Armstrong, Walker J. Young (Bureau of Reclamation Engineer), R.F. Walter, and Louis Crampton.

Black and white image of a machine from Death Valley that was possibly named Dinah and was later brought to El Dorado Canyon in Nevada. Two men are standing in front of the machine; the man on the right is Robert E. Lake.