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Two Navajo men sit idly on horseback waiting for caravan to get moving again. There is an automobile in background.

Navajo boys playing in the back of the Wetherill business truck- "Navajo Service"- which is parked by the pump at a gas station.

Navajo men draped in blankets stand in a row on the beach near the Pacific Ocean.

Four young Navajo women with saddled horses.

(left to right) Mrs. Joe, John Yazzie, and Wolfkiller stand toether for a group photo at La Osa, Sasabe, Arizona. Louisa Wetherill established "Hacienda De La Osa (She Bear) Guest Ranch" in 1924.

Mrs. Joe, John Yazzie, and Wolfkiller dressed in traditional attire are sitting at the doorstep of a home at La Osa in Sasabe, Arizona.

A pair of hands, coming into frame, pose Hoskinini Begay and tilt his head into position. Caption reads: "Hands that do what they will! Mrs. Wetherill from Marrion Boyd Allen."

Hosteen Luca and Louisa Wetherill stretching out their legs and chatting during their Southern Arizona trip with John Wetherill, circa 1921.

Georgia Ida Wetherill in white dress, Wolfkiller in sunglasses, and a group of Navajos on horseback.

Hoskinini with his family at Oljato, Utah.