These images appear to be from the 1960's and record a trip including stops to:Jackson Hole, Wyoming. a geyser at a National park, and a decorative building with signage, "1966 Mitchell Corn Palace."

One picture of a man and woman standing at a sign reading, "Cedar Pass Lodge," might be that of L. W. Shultz and wife.  Another picture shows a row of teepees.  L. W. was very interested in Native Americans and this might have been a trip he participated in.  Other photos of what could be Native American children suggest that the tourists might have visited a reservation.

Note: The woman has been identified as Cora Shultz and it does look like L. W. standing beside her.  The Archivist thinks it is safe to assume that this is L. W. and Cora.