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Early generations of Deep Springers rode the narrow-gauge railroad, nicknamed the "Slim Princess," up the Owens Valley. Stations were east of the towns on present-day Highway US 395. The Big Pine station was named Zurich.

Dave Werdegar DS47, Donald Baker DS47, Steven Phillips DS47, Gustavus Simmons DS47

A Zebra-tailed lizard, Callisaurus draconoides, on the playa at the Racetrack

Yucca plant in bloom

Unusual Study-Labor Regime Marks Tiny College Set High in Sierra Nevada

The group appears to include Richard Howard DS69 (stooped at lower left) - Raymond Jeanloz DS70 at left - Mike Quinn DS70 in helmet - Stan Hilchey DS69 rear - Bruce Eggleston DS69 in front of Stan - Merritt Holloway at right - unknown person behind…

This is more than a year after the 1969 floods, but the canyon bottom was still scoured to bare rock. This waterfall was about 6 feet high and blocked passage for cattle.

Caption on back reads "CASPER, WYOMING, 1912 - L to R - Harold Owen, William Alexander, Chas. Pitzer, Mr. Cruse, and John Van Etten Late in 1912 Mr, Nunn acquired an existing small steam-power plant in Casper -- where oil had recently been…

Ed Woodhouse was an early, perhaps the first, Ranch Manager.

Apparently the first cottage built