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Pahrump was originally inhabited by the Shoshone. It was discovered and slowly inhabited by American settlers in the late 19th century.
Status: Unincorporated Town - The largest settlement in the county. - (2) photos

	Original Date: 1900 Subject: Indian Summer Camp in Pahrump Source: University of Nevada at Las Vegas - Dickinson Library Special Collections
	Original Date: Early 1900's Subject:Chief Tecopa - center. The men with him are thought to be Harsha White - left and Joseph Yount. Source: University of Nevada at Las Vegas - Dickinson Library Special Collections

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Pahrump, Nevada

Historic Photographs of Nye County

Original Date: 1900

Subject: Indian Summer Camp in Pahrump
Source: University of Nevada at Las Vegas - Dickinson Library Special Collections

Original Date: Early 1900's

Subject:Chief Tecopa - center. The men with him are thought to be Harsha White - left and Joseph Yount.
Source: University of Nevada at Las Vegas - Dickinson Library Special Collections

Pahrump, Nevada

Historic Photographs of Nye County

Original Date: 1900 Subject: Indian Summer Camp in Pahrump Source: University of Nevada at Las Vegas - Dickinson Library Special Collections

Original Date: Early 1900's Subject:Chief Tecopa - center. The men with him are thought to be Harsha White - left and Joseph Yount. Source: University of Nevada at Las Vegas - Dickinson Library Special Collections

Original Date: 1900

Subject: Indian Summer Camp in Pahrump
Source: University of Nevada at Las Vegas - Dickinson Library Special Collections

Original Date: Early 1900's

Subject:Chief Tecopa - center. The men with him are thought to be Harsha White - left and Joseph Yount.
Source: University of Nevada at Las Vegas - Dickinson Library Special Collections