Photograph of a sign post with "Glacier Peak Wilderness Wenatchee National Forest" written on wooden planks. Behind the sign post is overgrown green vegetation. Three (3) individuals, a man, woman, and child are to the right of the sign. The woman is wearing a red backpack, a yellow sweatshirt with green and yellow with "Roosevelt" written on the left leg. The boy is wearing a yellow shirt. The man is wearing a white shirt, black pants, and carrying a pair of binoculars.

Photograph of a snow-capped mountain, possibly identified as Bonanza mountain, partially obscured behind forests lining a dirt hiking trail with three (3) hikers. A United States Forest Service symbol has been posted below a directional sign post with unknown markings. A telephone is visible through the trees.

Photograph of a wooden sign with directional information posted on a partially cut down tree. The information on the sign covers directions for both Holden Village and Holden Lake. The following is the information that was posted, "Arrow pointing to the left towards Holden Village 1.5 Miles, Arrow pointing to the right towards Holden Lake, 4 Miles".

Photograph of Washington State and Southern Canadian map posted on a brick wall. Geographical points of interest, including mountains, rivers, lakes, etc., are marked along with prominent population centers being highlighted in yellow.

Photograph of a group of people saying goodbye to Holden Village near two blue school buses with "Holden" painted on the front of the bus. Large green trees line the main road of Holden Village with cabins set back from the road.

Photograph of the front face of a single-room log cabin schoolhouse with one (1) door, one (1) window, and a wooden sign that reads, "Stehekin School". Dark green trees surround the dirt clearing of the schoolhouse towering above the small wooden building.

Photograph of a Holden Village reference library containing encyclopedias, world books, card catalogs, and other miscellaneous reference books. Other small knick-knacks are visible in the form of small busts.

Photograph of a black and white sign with the words "Wenatchee National Forest Organization Camp Holden Village" painted. At the bottom of the sign is the seal of US Department of Agriculture Forest Service on a wooden background. Trees and other foliage surround the sign.

Photograph of a green pickup truck with the words "Cascadian Innovative Sanitary Waste Removal Inc." painted on the side. A young man in a white polo shirt and jean shorts can be seen lifting a metal garbage can out of the bed of the pickup truck while two other children watch.

Photograph of a woman, identified as Evelyn Streng, wearing a blue button down shirt and white bucket hat standing near a directional sign nailed to a tree. The directional sign has the following information, "Cloudy Pass 1 Wilderness Bndry (Boundary) 8".

Photograph of a woman in a white polo shirt identified as Doris Edmund. A rack of multi-colored yarns are hung on the back wall above additional looms. A sign-up sheet has been posted on the door along with examples of woven work and articles featuring the "loom room".

Photograph of two (2) unknown men holding coffee cups in their right hands looking at a weekly bulletin board of activities for Holden Village.