Positive transparency of Aztec Cave in the Franklin Mountains near El Paso, Texas. "Class of 69" and "Jesuit Sacto" are written in the back of the shallow cave.

Positive transparency of cave graffiti at site seventeen in Hueco Tanks State Historical Park. "M. F. Wayland, Jul. 25th, 1884" is written into the wall inside of a drawn frame of geometric shapes. Other words and initials can be seen on the wall.

Positive transparency of cave graffiti in El Cañón de la Virgen at Hueco Tanks State Historical Park. "Josie 70" is written into the square on the wall. Under that are the letters "ABCARBAJL." "1984" is written to the right.

Positive transparency of cave graffiti at site seventeen in Hueco Tanks State Historical Park. A pictogram depicting an animal is drawn upon the side of the cave.

Positive transparency of the entrance to Aztec Cave in the Franklin Mountains Tom May Park near El Paso, Texas. "Eddie" is written on the rocky surface outside of the cave. Rocks and short grasses lie in front of the cave.

Photograph of the El Paso skyline with several skyscrapers rising above the surrounding buildings. The Bassett Tower and Hotel Cortez can be seen to the left. The El Paso Natural Gas Building was built across from the Bassett Tower on Texas Street in 1954. The vantage point of the picture is from the Old Mesa Gardens which later became a part of the backyard of a house on the 600 block of W. Yandell. Today the house and land are part of the El Paso Historical Society offices and is known as the Burges House

Photograph of city streets and businesses in El Paso, Texas. Cars and people can be seen along the street. Several of the buildings are adorned with advertisements and signs.