Photograph of the train approaching the section house at Alta Lake on the Pacific Great Eastern Railway. Denis DeBeck's house is also seen in the photo. The handwriting on the verso reads: "Alta Lake train arriving from Lillooet, house was the forester, was DeBeck, section house steps."

Photograph of the Neiland / Jardine family. From left to right: Bob Jardine, Jack Jardine, Tom Neiland Sr., Tom Neiland Jr., and Jenny Jardine. The inscription on the verso reads "Tom Neiland (senior), Janet Jardine, Jack Jardine, Robert Jardine, Tommy Neiland (Jr), about 1924."

The photograph may be a later copy of the original.

Two identical photographs of (from left to right) Jack Jardine, Tom Neiland Jr., Jenny Jardine, and Bob Jardine with the cottonwood trees they planted near their property at 34 1/2 Mile [Function Junction area]. The handwriting on the reverse of the first photograph (a) reads "The cotton wood trees we planted, Neiland kids, 1920? 34 1.2 PGE." The handwriting on the reverse of the second photograph (b) reads "about 1924, Janet Jardine, Jack Jardine, Robert Jardine, Tommy Neiland (baby), at 34 1/2 mile."

Photograph of Wedge Mountain and Mt. Weart (Armchair) taken from a dock on Green Lake, from c. 1940s.

Photograph of Bob Jardine standing on a bridge has been swept onto its side, likely in the 1940s.

Photograph of unidentified machinery, presumably on the Jardine family's property in the 1940s.

Photograph of piles of brush burning, presumably clearing land on the Jardine / Neiland ranch in the 1940s.

Photograph of water lilies on Nita Lake.

Photograph of a thawing Nita Lake c. 1940s.