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Wood cut-out silhouette identifying Sierra peaks visible from the Main Building porch

Photograph from near Lone Pine, Mt. Whitney visible at left. Camera somewhat tilted, not corrected in scanning

Two concrete silos were built in the early days to hold dairy feed, probably corn silage - caption reads building the silos 65 feet high. One remains as of 2018. "

Casual snapshot of Simon Whitney DS19, Director of Deep Springs 1942-1948. Date of photo uncertain, possibly 1943.

Leonard Loomis DS73, Cam Smith DS74, Chris Campbell DS73, JoAnn Smith (music teacher), E. Reid, Michael Fields DS74, Pat Schrock, Gerry Saucier DS73

Group includes Bob Campbell, Don Read DS28, Horace Jones DS27, Hugh Davy DS28, Jim Withrow DS27

a - left to right Herb Reich DS17, H. Burtis Ritter DS18, Cabot Coville DS18, Carlyle Ashley DS17, Walter Welti DS17 - b - Cabot Coville DS18, H. Burtis Ritter DS18, Walter Welti DS17, Katherine Bailey, Carlyle Ashley DS17

The Slim Princess operated on a narrow-gauge railroad between Keeler CA and points east of Lake Tahoe from the late 1800s until about 1960. Many generations of Deep Springers traveled to and from school on this train.

The Slim Princess was a narrow gauge railway serving the Owens Valley, on which many Deep Springers arrived at Deep Springs for the first time

Two men with roped bull or large steer