The value of the Utah Construction/ Utah International Collection extends even beyond the company's varied projects and international breadth. Within the collection, researchers from many disciplines will find archival treasures, which may have been entirely incidental to company goals. For instance, the railroad line celebrated at Klamath Falls, in 1927, was a minor project, yet its completion drew a crowd. Repeatedly a company photographer captured the images of several native elders beside a grizzled and decorated white veteran. Who were these men? What tribe(s) did the native leaders represent? Were they veterans of the Indian Wars, grouped together at this peaceful celebration? As scholars research these and many other questions through using the Utah Construction/ Utah International Collection, they will also bring their pieces of the answers.