Title:
Furnace Creek Inn - Lobby
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome
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Title:
Texas Campground
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Each winter, campers and trailerites come from all over the nation to enjoy Death Valley's healthful climate and scenic wonders. This picturesque campground is located a mile from the Furnace Creek Ranch in a side canyon of the colorful Funeral Range.
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Title:
Stove Pipe Wells
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Furnace Creek Inn - Lobby
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
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Title:
Furnace Creek Ranch - Entrance
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
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Title:
"Devil's Corn Field" - Death Valley Nat'l Monument
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Furnace Creek Ranch
Death Valley California (CA), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Historic 20 Mule Team Borax Wagons - Death Valley
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Texas Campground
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome
Description:
Each winter, campers and trailerites come from all over the nation to enjoy Death Valley's healthful climate and scenic wonders. This picturesque campground is located a mile from the Furnace Creek Ranch in a side canyon of the colorful Funeral Range.
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Title:
Magnificent Imported Hand Wrought Chandelier - Living Room
Scotty's Castle California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Door in Scotty's Castle
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
Description:
Elaborate door with hand wrought hinges, living room, Scotty's Castle, Death Valley, California
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Title:
Scotty's Castle
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
Description:
Fountain as seen from balcony of living room, Scotty's Castle, Death Valley, Calif.
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Title:
Greetings from Death Valley, California
Death Valley California (CA), Linen unused
Description:
D - Death Valley Scotty's Castle E - Golden Canyon A - Manley's Beacon T - Furnace Creek Inn Swimming Pool H - Gate to Furnace Creek Ranch and Camp V - Sand Dunes A - Bad Water - Lowest point in the United States L - Devil's Golf Course and Salt Beds L - Salt Pools E - Ubehebe Crater Y - Furnace Creek Inn And The Famous Twenty Mule Borax Teams
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Title:
Fountain as Seen From Balcony of Living Room, Scotty's Castle
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Elaborate Door with Hand Wrought Hinges, Living Room, Scotty's Castle
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Magnificent Imported Hand Wrought Chandelier, Living Room, Scotty's Castle
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Scotty's Castle
Death Valley California (CA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Death Valley Scotty was born Walter Scott in Cynthiana, Kentucky, in 1872 and died January 5, 1954 while on his way to a Las Vegas hospital. There were three men who played a big part in building The Castle. Johnson who put up the money, Scotty who was press agent and the showman, and C.A. MacNeilledge who was the architect. Tunnels below ground connect all parts of the building. There are 18 fireplaces and 5 kitchens. Rugs were made on the island of Minorca and pottery came from Italy. There is as much cement below ground as above, 60 carloads of 1,000 sacks each. The Castle was built on ground that was found not belonging to Johnson. A special act of Congress gave Johnson title of possession, but restricts any future transfer of title
Dexter Press, Inc
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Title:
In Scotty's Castle
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Furnace Creek Ranch
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
The picturesque entrance to this historic ranch (178 ft. below sea level) where guests enjoy the outdoor life of a modern dude ranch is America's most historic and fabulous valley
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Title:
Swimming Pool, Furnace Creek Ranch
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Supplied with warm water from Travertine Springs in Furnace Creek Wash. Furnace Creek Ranch, Death Valley, California. Just one mile west of Furnace Creek Inn lies this historic ranch, one of the strangest on earth, a veritable desert oasis fronged with date palms, 178 feet below sea level
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Title:
Furnace Creek Ranch
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
The picturesque entrance to this historic ranch (178 ft. below sea level) where guests enjoy the outdoor life of a modern dude ranch in America's most historic and fabulous valley
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Title:
Scotty's Castle on the Death Valley Ranch
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
The Dining Room at Scotty's Castle
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Death Valley Scotty
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Death Valley Sotty's Castle
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Fountain
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
Description:
As seen from balcony of living room, scotty's castle
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Title:
Scotty's Castle and Guest House
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Stove Pipe Wells Village
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Truly an oasis in the desert and centrally located to make it an ideal sightseeing for all of Death Valley. This friendly resort provides warm and comfortable hospitality with its complete facilities
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Title:
Highway across the American Sahara
Death Valley California (CA), Linen unused
Description:
US Highway 80, as it is today; The Old Plank Road, 1925
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Title:
The Music Room of Scotty's Castle
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Series F-12
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Title:
Greetings From Death Valley
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Series FS-410
This picturesque modern pool is always popular with the ranch guests. Here every dude ranch facility is available to the tourist as he enjoys Death Valley's mild winter climate and vast storehouse of beautiful unusual scenery
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Title:
Furnace Creek Ranch
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Series FS-362
The Picturesque entrance to this historic ranch (178 ft. below sea level) where guests enjoy the outdoor life of a modern dude ranch in America's most historic and fabulous valley
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Title:
The Dining Hall At Death Valley Scotty's Castle
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Series F-15
On the shelves in the background is a portion of the 350 piece dinner set imported from Italy. Each piece bears the inscription "J" and "S" for Johnson and Scotty, the two partners. The scroll "Suis Virbus Unum" translates "By our perseverance we will succeed," and "D. V. R." stands for Death Valley Ranch.
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Title:
Stove Pipe Wells Village
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Series SP 11
Stove Pipe Wells Village Death Valley National Monument. Truly an oasis in the desert and centrally located to make it an ideal sightseeing base for all of Death Valley. This friendly resort provides warm and comfortable hospitality with its complete facilities
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Title:
Furnace Greek Inn
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
The hotel's beautiful pool in the foreground where guests from all over the world enjoy the warm winter sun in one of America's most famous valleys. Here in an informal, friendly but yet elegant atmosphere guests are made supremely comfortable.
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Title:
Badwater
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Badwater, the bottom of America, is 280 ft. below sea level, and several points nearby are reportedly 2 ft. lower. Badwater temperatures have probably soared beyond the official U. S. high of 134° f recorded at a higher point in Death Valley.
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Title:
Death Valley Scotty's Castle
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
This fabulous multi-million dollar castle was built by Scotty and his partner Albert M. Johnson in the mid-twenties. Located near the upper end of Death Valley, it is today one of the showplaces of the West. Scotty and his gold mine sprang into prominence in 1905 and for 50 years he continued to make the headlines across the nation.
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Title:
Scotty's Castle Death Valley National Monument
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Built in a desolate canyon in Death Valley by Scotty and his partner, Albert M. Johnson. Scotty's Castle is a fabulous multi-million dollar structure, with its lavish furnishings and architecture. It is one of the most interesting show places of the West.
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Title:
Wondering Rocks Of The Race Track
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
One of the best known mysteries of the Death Valley National Monument has been the Wandering Rocks of The Race Track. No one has seen them move, but there is evidence in a maze of tracks that the rocks - from pebble size up to 600 lbs. do move about. One explanation: rain makes the lake bed slick and wind does the rest.
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Title:
The Johnsons and Death Valley Scotty, Scotty's Castle
Death Valley California (CA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Financier, A.M. Johnson and his wife Bessilyn in repose at their desert home with famed prospector and cowboy, Death Valley Scotty (seated center). To some, the deep friendship between the Johnsons with their genteel Eastern sunsibilities and the rugged, sometimes profane. Scotty is enigmatic. Scotty purposefully shrouded his prospecting and adventures in mystery and intrigue, but he never obscured his love for the rugged country of Death Valley. The Johnsons too, felt a profound affection for the stark beauty and peacefulness of this mighty desert - providing a common bound for this lifelong friendship.
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Title:
Furnace Creek Ranch
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Old relics and displays at the Furnace Creek Ranch in Death Valley National Monument provide a pleasant and stimulating means of getting acquainted with the colorful mining history of Death Valley. Near this outdoor exhibit on borax transportation is the Furnace Creek Ranch swimming pool
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Title:
Scotty's Castle Death Valley Ranch
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Show place of Death Valley took 10 years to build and cost 2 million dollars. Built in its entirety on a Spanish motif. Everything on the inside is as lavish as it is on the outside. Up grapevine canyon are 6 springs producing 200 gallons of water per minute year round. Enough water to turn a generator for electricity production at the castle. There is no shortage of water, fresh air. sunshine or grapevines at Scotty's Castle. There are thousands of railroad ties behind the castle. brought into be used as firewood in the 14 fireplace of the castle. It was discovered that the ties were full of creosote and when burned produced an unpleasant odor and thick black smoke. The freight bill for the railroad ties was $25,000! All construction ceased with the economic disaster of 1929 Several projects are incomplete.
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Title:
The Dining Room at Scotty's Castle
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
The Kitchen - Death Valley Scotty's Castle
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Death Valley Scotty's Room in His Castle - National Monument
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Furnace Creek Ranch
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Greetings from Death Valley, California
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Crow's Nest Mountain - Twenty Mule Team Hauling Borax
Death Valley California (CA), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 Mar-13
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Title:
Dantes View
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
Description:
Point overlooking Death Valley.
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Title:
Stove Pipe Wells Resort
Death Valley California (CA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Stove Pipe Wells Resort, Death Valley National Monument, California. This aerial photo of Stove Pipe Wells was taken during a '49er's Encampment which is held each year in early November. This picturesque resort is famous for its informal and friendly atmosphere. The guests enjoy every facility and convenience of a modern day metropolitan hotel
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Title:
206 - Furnace Creek Inn, Death Valley, Cal
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo PM 1930 Feb-14
Description:
Willard Post Card Corespondence
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Title:
Twenty Mule Team Crossing Death Valley in the Eighties
Death Valley California (CA), Linen unused
Description:
The team was driven by a single jerk-line 120 feet long. Each wagon weighed 7,800 lbs. and carried a load of 12 tons. The trip of 162 miles from Furnace Creek to Mojave required about 10 days each way. Provisions for the entire trip had to be carried on the wagons. The tank wagon carried 1,200 gallons as there was one stretch of 60 miles without water
Curt Teich & Co. Inc
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Title:
Furnace Creek Inn
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
Series FS-140
The hotel's beautiful pool in the foreground and a Death Valley Panorama in the Distance. Here in an informal and friendly atmosphere, the guests are made supremely comfortable in one of the nation's most historic valleys.
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Title:
Furnace Creek Inn
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
The hotel's beautiful pool in the foreground and a Death Valley panorama in the distance. Here in an informal and friendly atmosphere, the guests are made supremely comfortable in one of the nation's most historic valleys.
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Title:
Natural Bridge Death Valley National Monument
Death Valley California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Death Valley Scotty's Castle
Death Valley California (CA), Chrome PM 1962 Feb-24
Description:
"Death Valley National Monument, California" This fabulous multi-million dollar castle was built by Scotty and his partner Albert M. Johnson in the mid-twenties. Located near the upper end of Death Valley, it is today one of the showplaces of the West. Scotty and his gold mine sprang into prominence in 1905 and for 50 years he continued to make the headlines across the nation.
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Title:
Townsend Pass
Death Valley California (CA), Linen unused
Description:
Townsend Pass, looking down upon Lowest Point in North America. View of Death Valley, lowest point in North America (310 feet below sea level) taken from Townsend Pass.
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Title:
Death Vally National Monument
Death Valley California (CA), Linen unused
Description:
FURNACE CREEK INN. At sea level in the heart of Death Vally , centrally located - to the principal scenic attractions. It commands a magnificent view of the vally and surrounding mountain ranges.
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Title:
Townsend Pass
Death Valley California (CA), White Border PM 1936
Description:
View of Death Valley, lowest point in North America (310 feet below sea level) taken from Townsend Pass.
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Title:
Death Valley Scotty and his Castle, Death Valley National Monument
Death Valley California (CA), Linen unused
Description:
Death Valley National Monument Scotty's Castle is the most impressive example of man's handiwork to be found in the Death Valley region. The palatial home of Death Valley Scotty, the mystery man of the Desert
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Title:
Greetings from Death Valley Large Letter
Death Valley California (CA), Linen unused
Description:
D--Death Valley Scotty's Castle E--Golden Canyon A--Manley's Beacon T--Furnace Creek Inn Swimming Pool H--Gate to Furnace Creek Ranch and Camp V--Sand Dunes A--Bad Water--Lowest point in the United States L--Devil's Golf Course and Salt Beds L--Salt Pools E--Ubehebe Crater Y--Furnance Creek Inn and the famous Twenty Mule Borax Teams
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