A busy street scene in Nome, Alaska. A dirt road filled with people riding horses, walking, or in horsedrawn wagons. On either side of the street are wooden sidewalks attached to wooden buildings. Multiple business signs are hanging from these wooden buildings, as well as American flags on poles. A young man in the right hand corner of the photograph is selling American flags. A harnessed team of dogs is pulling an unidentifiable object in the foreground.
Black and white image. A man, identified as Yakima Canutt, rides a bucking horse, identified as Double Day. The man grasps his hat in his right hand and a rope in his left hand as he rides a saddled bucking bronco. A man on horseback wearing a cowboy hat is seen directly behind him. A fence, and a barn, or warehouse, is visible in the background.
A procession of Native American indians on horseback dressed in regalia. A man and his horse in the center of the image have been outlined in white. Written above the outlined man in pencil is "this man and horse only". An arrow was drawn pointing down to this man. The men wear feather headresses, breechcloths, and other assorted regalia. Blankets with abstract patterns are draped over the horses. In the background are trees and an out of focus sign.
