Young Oaks

Dance Procession of Young Men, Praying to Sun

Mapping Spaces

Early American, Wild Raspberries

Officers of the 91st Army Field Artillery of the 1st Armored Division

Siesta

Five Birds in Hands

Pieces of the Sky

Photograph of the Matador Outfit Eating at the Chuck Wagon at the time Murdo Mackenzie, center with black hat and beard, took over the management of the ranch. At the extreme right is Henry H. "Paint" Campbell who established the ranch in 1879 with a half

The chuck wagon is "out" with bedrolls and equipment spread out for the Three Block cowpunchers. The Block boys were a splendid bunch of reckless riders and had run about 20 head of outlaw steers from the mountain retreats, roping, hobbling and finally yo

"Waking a Night Rider." This duty of the early day cowpuncher, like many others, went out of practice with the coming of barbed wire and large pastures for holding the herd. [The "sleeping" cowboy is George Patullo.] Three Block Ranch, New Mexico.

"Waking a night rider." This duty of the early day cowpuncher, like many others, went out of practice with the coming of the barbed wire and the closing of the free range. Before then, each man took his turn at holding the herd. [The "sleeping" cowboy is

Men dressed for the part acting out, for fun, an Indian "pow-wow" for beef. Beeves levied by the Indian tribes through whose land trail herds were driven was one of the problems of the trail bosses. The raised right hand is the universal sign for peace. B

A cowpuncher mounted on a gray horse standing outside an adobe building, holding his pack animal with him. The Bar W was near Carrizoza, New Mexico, west of Roswell. Bar W Ranch, New Mexico.

James Kane and Perry Pike meet and while a herd rests in the background, one "bums" a smoke. This herd, numbering 5,000 head, owned by the OR Ranch, had crossed into Arizona from Old Mexico the day before. OR Ranch, Hereford, Arizona.

Spinning - Silk Industry, So. Manchester, Conn.

The Wawona Tree, Mariposa Grove, Yosemite Valley, Calif.

Quarrying Granite -- Drilling Preparatory to Splitting, Concord, N.H.

Unloaders at Work on the Ore Docks, Conneaut, Ohio.