Portrait of the photographer Dr. George Wharton James (1858-1923), ca.1908 

Portrait of the photographer George Wharton James, [s.d.] 

The photographer Dr. George Wharton James (1858-1923), ca.1890-1905 

George Wharton James taking notes in a small notebook, Kingman, Arizona, ca.1902. 

George Wharton James takes notes as a Walapai Indian man demonstrates how to make fire, Kingman, Arizona, ca.1902 

George Wharton James examining his worn-out shoe at River Camp on Bass Trail, Grand Canyon, ca.1900-1930 

Photographers Dr. George Wharton James, Carl Eytel and Van Buskirk, Colorado Desert, ca.1900 

Portrait of the photographer George Wharton James, ca.1890-1905 

Group of people sleeping at dawn at the campsite of Dr. George Wharton James near the village of Shonguapavi, ca.1900 

Juin, a Yuma Indian, Colorado River boatman, and interpreter during a trip of George Wharton James on the river, ca.1900 

Hopi Indian schoolboy, Rex, who was interpreter for the George Wharton James expedition, ca.1900-1901 

George Wharton James takes notes as a Walapai Indian man demonstrates how to make fire, Kingman, Arizona, ca.1902 

Group of Hopi Indians visiting the campsite of Dr. George Wharton James near the village of Shonguapavi, ca.1900 

Doctor George Wharton James riding a burro on a trip to the Colorado River, ca.1900 

Portrait of James Laughlin, author of "This Is My Blood," [s.d.] 

George Wharton James at his desk with a small bird, "Scraggles", perched on his finger, ca.1890-1905 

Portrait of Father Regnernez (Rainerius?) at Mission Santa Barbara, [s.d.] 

Group of men and women on horseback, accompanied by Professor George Wharton James, in Sierra Madre forest, [s.d] 

Portrait of an old Walapai Indian woman, Kingman, Arizona, 1902 

Portrait of the staff at the magazine "Out West" (formerly "Land of Sunshine"), Los Angeles, ca.1910