Sewall Tapley sitting on the steps of a cabin with Myrtle Philip, another unidentified man, and two dogs. An unidentified woman is standing holding a rifle and two birds that she has presumably shot. The photograph has been made as a postcard.

Two identical prints of Robert Jardine crouched with a deer that he has presumably shot. He is holding a rifle. The annotation on the verso of the first (a) photograph reads: "19th Oct '45, Bob Jardine, Robert L." The verso of the second (b) reads "Fall Season, 1945, Robert Jardine".

Photograph of Thomas Neiland Jr. holding a rifle and posing with a dog in [1938?].

Annotation on the reverse reads "Cecil Hutchinson on glacier up Fitzsimmons Way, 1920 or near." On the front of the photograph is written "Jean".

Cecil was the timekeeper at the construction camp and sawmill. He moved to Alta Lake in 1915.<sup>1<sup>

Photograph of Rainbow Lodge guests near the railway station with rifles.

Sewall Tapley, Alex Philip & Jean Tapley on the back porch of Rainbow Lodge. Sewall is holding a rifle and Alex & Jean are holding axes. Skookum is sitting next to Jean and Kihi is running in foreground. Several annotations on verso: "On trip to Lost Lake, 1916. ; Jean & Dad & Alex 1916" ; remaining annotations illegible.

Jean Tapley, Alex Philip & Beatrice Lennie with Skookum & Kihi on the back porch of Rainbow Lodge. Jean is holding a rifle. Annotation on verso : "On trip to Green Lake / 1916 / Jean T Alex Bea Lennie & Ki - the dog"

Alex Philip with rifle, sitting on snow. Unidentified woman with him.

Portrait of Bob Jardine on snowshoes holding a rifle in 1938.

Myrtle Philip with a rifle on the porch of the Alta Lake Post Office. The dog Puppy is looking up at her. Inscription on verso : "1915"