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Photograph of Native Americans gathering pinenuts in Southern Nevada.

A cut in the original Panaca Ditch near Panaca, Nevada.

Robert Baker posing in the desert in Boulder City, Nevada.

Photograph showing a scrapbook page composed of newspaper clippings that refer to the show Pzazz! 68 in Las Vegas. Transcribed onto the top newspaper clipping: " 'High Stepping, Leggy Salute to one of Hollywood's greatest films, Beau Geste,' is only part of the spectacular musical revue "Pzazz '68" at the Desert Inn. The entire stage erupts in Las Vegas' most dazzling production as Frank Sennes and Donn Arden take you on a memorable journey through Hollywood's greatest pictures and stars." Transcribed onto the bottom left newspaper clipping: "A Bubbly Toast - Shriley Kirkes, lead dancer in the Desert Inn's "Pzazz '68" musical spectacular, pours some Champaign for dancers Kathy Kneib, left, and Bonnie Palma for a victory toast to the cast project entry "Pzazz '68" in the Stardust 7-11 off-road dune buggy race. The entire cast spent many months in the building and preparation of the buggy." Transcribed onto the bottom right newspaper clipping: "Extravaganza-Musical production "Pzazz '68" in the Desert Inn Hotel's showroom pays tribute to some of Hollywood's great motion pictures and stars in lavish scenes. This one, in the Mirrored Ballroom, is part of the beautiful 'Astaire Time-A Tribute to Fred.' "
Show Name: Pzazz! 68

Members of Southern Nevada 4-H Foundation were among representatives of a state delegation reviewing ways to raise funds to assist in the youth education program, North Las Vegas, Nevada, January 30, 1978. Seated, from left, Dick Carlson, Nevada State Bank, State Chairman; Dean Shanks, Youth Affairs Administrator. Standing: Ev Pollard and Bill Gries, Department of Energy (D.O.E.).

Construction of the new MGM, Las Vegas, Nevada, 1994.

Aerial View of southwest corner of University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) campus, looking from the north. Shows track and practice fields, EPA buildings (center right) and Thomas and Mack Center (in the background, at right).