Nevada

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University of Denver (DU) Pioneers men's skiing trophy from the 1959 Nevada Winter Carnival for jumping.

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Magazine articles

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Silent color film depicting various scenes from around Las Vegas, Central City, and Elitch Gardens amusement park.

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Narrated color film from 1955 depicting Las Vegas travel, including hotel pools, Hoover Dam. Also depicts trip to Cave of the Winds near Colorado Springs, Colorado. Narrator mentions the following names: Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Crane, Elise [unintelligble], Mr. and Mrs. Friedenthal, "Doc" and his wife, Annie, Helen, Mrs. Rittenberg (wife of the town club president), Alice, Louis, Dick Robinson, Helen, and Marsha. Narration fades in and out starting at about 1 minute in to recording.

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The Goodman family, parents and a daughter, sit in the living room of their home in Virginia City, Nevada.

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Interview covers the Circle Dance; and pinenut prayer.

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Left to right Harry Wohlgemuth, Joe Rosenberg, Edna Wohlgemuth, Jean Morris, and Milton Morris sit around a table at the Riviera in Las Vegas.

Abstract Men's basketball Molten High Desert Classic from December 20-21, 1994 in Las Vegas, Nevada tournament presented by Division II Bulletin program. Eight schools competed including the University of Denver (DU) Pioneers, California State University-Bakersfield Roadrunners, Cameron University Aggies, Central Missouri State University Mules, University of Central Oklahoma Bronchos, Emporia State University Hornets, University of Southern Indiana Screaming Eagles, and the Washburn University...

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Dscussion of Jack Wilson, also known as Wovoka; Indian doctors; the Vidovich family. Recorded at Schurz, Nevada.

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Oral history interview with Andy Vidovich. Discusses family history; born in Tule Canyon, attended Stewart Indian School, and worked in copper mine in Mason, Nevada; race relations between Indians and white townspeople. Discusses law and order in the West. Two women are present during the interview, one identified only as Alice and the other unidentified.