William Wallace Bass Collection, 1848-1976

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William Wallace Bass Collection, 1848-1976

AHS-ND 1065
AHS.AV.0602
AHS.PC.181


Descriptive Summary

Creator: Bass, William Wallace
Title: William Wallace Bass Collection
Inclusive Dates: 1848-1976
Quantity: 21 linear feet (39 boxes)
Abstract:The manuscript collection consists of 13 boxes (7.5 linear feet) of manuscript material arranged in eight series. These consists of the diaries of William Wallace and Ada Bass (1894-1929), Business Correspondence (1901-1971), Financial Records (1883-1946), Mining Documents (1896-19246 and 1954-1956), Personal Correspondence and Family History (1849-1963), Manuscripts (1881-1919), Scrapbooks, (1891-1903), and Printed Material (1864-1976). The oral history collection consists of two series. The first includes nine cassette tapes of interviews with W.G. Bass, W.W. Bass' son with accompanying transcripts. The second includes tapes of interviews with Ed Kahle (driver of automobile for W.W. Bass), Harry Phillips (hauled ore for W.W. Bass) and Jack Fuss (worked for W.W. Bass for a year). The photograph collection consists of 24 boxes (13.5 linear feet) of prints, lantern slides, and glass plate negatives. There are nineteen boxes of photographic prints, dealing primarily with W.W. Bass and the Bass family. The majority of the photographs were taken in the Grand canyon where the Bass' camps, mines, and homes were located, and include images of and around the White House, Tin House, Bass Camp, Bass Cave, Shinumo Camp, and Rock Camp. Some photographs portray Ada's family and home in New York. There are numerous images of Havasupai Indians, including individuals (Chicakpanage and many unidentified), school children, homes, dancers and a sweat lodge. In several of these, Bass family members, particularly W.W. Bass, are present. There are also a few photographs of Navajo and Hopi Indians, including a trip to Hotevilla and a Hopi Snake Dance.
Identification: AHS-ND 1065
AHS.AV.0602
AHS.PC.181
Language: Material in English
Repository: Arizona Historical Society/Flagstaff Archives
Northern Arizona University
Box 6022
Flagstaff, AZ 86011-6022
Phone: 928 523-5551
Fax: 928 523-3770
Email: special.collections@nau.edu

Biographical Note

William Wallace Bass was born on October 2, 1848 in Shelbyville, Indiana. He came to Arizona in 1883 for his health and became one of the first settlers on the south rim of the Grand Canyon when he located a camp there in 1884. Realizing the Canyon's great tourist potential, he constructed a stage road to his camp, first from Williams, then from Ashfork, both approximately seventy miles distant. He began advertising for the tourist trade in 1885, although at this time his principal activities in the Canyon were mining and prospecting.

From 1885 until 1926, when he sold his interests to the Santa Fe Land and Improvement Company, Bass played an important role in the evolution of the mining and tourist industries at the Grand Canyon. He traced and built over 140 miles of roads and more than forty miles of trails, connecting his mines, camps and scenic viewpoints. He built cisterns and dams to collect and preserve rain water and established first a boat, then a cable ferry, across the Colorado River. He was also a photographer and built a darkroom below the Canyon rim to accommodate the photographers who frequented his camp. He was instrumental in starting a school at the Grand Canyon in 1911.

Bass' tourists facilities were located twenty-seven miles west of present day Grand Canyon Village. When the railroad arrived there in 1901, Bass built a house five miles from its terminus to provide an overnight stop for his guests. Later, when tourist traffic increased and drives along the rim became popular, he constructed yet another house, one mile from Grand Canyon Village, in order to make his business more competitive.

William Wallace Bass was endowed with great intellectual curiosity. He was a self-taught geologist who had his own theory of how the Grand Canyon was formed. He also wrote poetry, though he was too modest to call it that, referring to his verse as "rhymes and jingles" instead. In fact, he published some of them under that very title, and, later, another book entitled, "Adventures in the Canyons of the Colorado".

Bass was a good friend of the Havasupai Indians and often visited them, alone or with tourist parties. He gave them seeds and was instrumental in having a school and post office established there. He also employed some of them from time to time and interceded on their behalf in Washington.

William Wallace Bass' wide ranging interests, intellectual curiosity and desire to learn were qualities unique among the early tourist operators at the Grand Canyon. He was called a "visionary" by some of his contemporaries, and, indeed, with justification. He not only foresaw some of the later developments at the Canyon but took the necessary steps to adjust to them. This was characteristic of his entire forty-two years at the Canyon.

Bass realized the Canyon's tourist potential from the beginning and built his stage roads to accommodate the tourists who were sure to come with the completion of the Atlantic-Pacific Railroad, the forerunner of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe. He saw the need for a spur line to the Grand Canyon and actively lobbied for its construction, chairing the first organizational meeting of the Grand canyon Railroad at the town of Williams in 1894. Although his own efforts were unsuccessful, the railroad was eventually built, reaching the Canyon twenty-seven miles east of his tourist facilities. Bass was ready; he had constructed a stage road from t he railroad to his camp. Then, as the number of visitors increased over the years, he moved his tourist operation closer and closer to the railroad terminal at Grand Canyon Village.

Bass was quick to recognize the importance of the automobile and the change it would create in travel patterns; he welcomed it and the opportunity it presented to break the railroad's monopoly on travel to the Grand Canyon. He bought the first automobile for his business in 1914 and added another one later on. He lobbied for good roads and put up road signs between Ashfork and the Canyon at his own expense. Finally, as his Canyon years drew to a close, he dreamt of incorporating the airplane in his tourist business, anticipating thereby yet another development that was to change tourism at the Grand Canyon. He shouldn't, perhaps, be faulted if he did not see the problems signs, automobiles, airplanes and an ever increasing number of visitors would create half a century later.

Through his Washington contracts, William Wallace Bass played an active role in the various legislative proposals affecting the Grand Canyon from the initial establishment of Grand Canyon National Park in 1919. He often did not agree with the proposals and his opposition resulted in lively correspondence with this Washington friends. He frequently carried his arguments into newspapers near and far.

When the Fred Harvey organization was given the contract as the principal concessionaire at the Grand Canyon National Park, the days of the Bass tourist business were numbered. The seventy-one-year-old Bass had neither the energy, nor the resources, to compete with Fred Harvey and the Santa Fe Railroad. In 1923, he entertained his last guest and the family moved to Wickenburg, Arizona. Characteristically, the first thing Bass did there was to open a tourist camp in a grove of mesquite trees along the Hassayampa River. In 1926, he completed the sale of his Canyon holdings to the Santa Fe Land and Improvement Company. He died in Wickeburg in 1933, at the age of eighty-four. In accordance with his last request, his ashes were deposited by airplane on Bass Tomb, a prominent peak in the Canyon that commands a view of the section he explored and developed.

Ada Lenore Diefendorf was born on August 29, 1867 in New York. She was a music teacher and came to Arizona to teach in Williams. She met William Wallace as a tourist to the Grand Canyon in 1894. They were married on January 5, 1895. They had four children, Edith Jane born August 22, 1896; William Guy born July 26, 1900; Hazel born October 5, 1903; and Mabelle Melba born April 25, 1905.

Ada helped William W. with secretary work for the mining companies and even owned shares in some of the mines. She occasionally taught music. She wrote in her diary regularly from 1895 to 1929. She had her hands full with children, water shortages, visiting tourists, loneliness when William W. was away prospecting and touring. Ada survived William by eighteen years and passed away, also at the age of eighty-four, in 1951.

Publications of William Wallace Bass

"Poems" (no date, three editions)

"Rhymes and Jingles"(1909)

"Adventures in the Canyon of the Colorado" (1920)

"The Grand Canyon in Poem and Picture" (by W.W. and W.G. Bass, 1925, three editions)

And many newspaper articles


Scope and Content

The manuscript collection consists of 13 boxes (7.5 linear feet) of manuscript material arranged in eight series. These consists of the diaries of William Wallace and Ada Bass (1894-1929), Business Correspondence (1901-1971), Financial Records (1883-1946), Mining Documents (1896-19246 and 1954-1956), Personal Correspondence and Family History (1849-1963), Manuscripts (1881-1919), Scrapbooks, (1891-1903), and Printed Material (1864-1976).

The bulk of this collection consists of diaries by William Wallace and Ada Bass covering life at the Grand Canyon and of business correspondence dealing with development at the Grand Canyon in the early 1900s. The collection contains information on tourism, the establishment of the Grand Canyon National Monument and National Park, the Santa Fe railroad, mining, Grand Canyon and Arizona history and the Havasupai Indians.

The oral history collection consists of two series. The first includes nine cassette tapes of interviews with W.G. Bass, W.W. Bass' son with accompanying transcripts. The second includes tapes of interviews with Ed Kahle (driver of automobile for W.W. Bass), Harry Phillips (hauled ore for W.W. Bass) and Jack Fuss (worked for W.W. Bass for a year).

The photograph collection consists of 24 boxes (13.5 linear feet) of prints, lantern slides, and glass plate negatives. There are nineteen boxes of photographic prints, dealing primarily with W.W. Bass and the Bass family. The majority of the photographs were taken in the Grand canyon where the Bass' camps, mines, and homes were located, and include images of and around the White House, Tin House, Bass Camp, Bass Cave, Shinumo Camp, and Rock Camp. Some photographs portray Ada's family and home in New York. There are numerous images of Havasupai Indians, including individuals (Chicakpanage and many unidentified), school children, homes, dancers and a sweat lodge. In several of these, Bass family members, particularly W.W. Bass, are present. There are also a few photographs of Navajo and Hopi Indians, including a trip to Hotevilla and a Hopi Snake Dance.

The hand-colored lantern slides, which were used in lectures given by F.H. Maude and W.W. Bass are mostly of the Grand Canyon (with an emphasis on Bass' holdings), along with views elsewhere in Arizona and the Four Corners region. Some are duplicates of images within the rest of the collection. The remaining five boxes are the glass plate negatives of the photographic prints in the collection.


Organization

10 Series: I. Diaries of William Wallace and Ada Bass; II. Business Correspondence; III. Financial Records; IV. Mining Documents; V. Personal Correspondence and Family History; Series VI. Manuscripts; VII. Scrapbooks; VIII. Printed Material; IX. Oral Histories [includes subseries]; X. Photographs [includes subseries]

Restrictions

Conditions Governing Access

No restrictions on use, except: not available through interlibrary loan.

Conditions Governing Use

It is the responsibility of the user to obtain permission to publish from the owner of the copyright (the institution, the creator of the record, the author or his/her transferees, heirs, legates, or literary executors). The user agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Arizona Board of Regents for Northern Arizona University, its officers, employees, and agents from and against all claims made by any person asserting that he or she is an owner of copyright.


Related Material

William G. Bass Collection, NAU.MS.290, NAU.PH.96.24, NAU.MI.96.24

The Bass Photo Collection, Lantern Slides is a part of the Arizona Memory Project


Controlled Access Terms

Personal Name(s)
Bass, William Wallace


Administrative Information

Custodial History

The William Wallace Bass collection was first donated to the Arizona Historical Society in Tucson, Arizona in 1986. It was transferred to the AHS Northern Division in Flagstaff, Arizona in 2012. It is now housed in Special Collections and Archives at Northern Arizona University's Cline Library.

Preferred Citation

William Wallace Bass Collection [manuscript], AHS-ND 1065, Box [ ]. Special Collections and Archives. Northern Arizona University. Cline Library. Flagstaff, Arizona.

William Wallace Bass Collection [sound recordings], AHS.AV.6020, Box [ ]. Special Collections and Archives. Northern Arizona University. Cline Library. Flagstaff, Arizona.

William Wallace Bass Collection [photograph], AHS.PC.181, Box [ ]. Special Collections and Archives. Northern Arizona University. Cline Library. Flagstaff, Arizona.

Acquisition Information

Donated by Lenore (Mrs. W.G.) Bass on December 24, 1986.

Processing Information

Processed in 1996.


Container List

Series I. Diaries of William Wallace and Ada Bass, 1894-1947
Contains brief entries by one or the other on trips, people, life at the Grand Canyon, accounts and money.
Box-folder
1.1A Diary of William Wallace Bass, 1894-1897
Box-folder
1.1B Diary of William Wallace Bass, 1897
Box-folder
1.2A Diary of William Wallace Bass, 1901
Box-folder
1.2B Diary of William Wallace Bass, 1904
Box-folder
1.2C Diary of William Wallace Bass, 1905
Box-folder
1.3A Diary of William Wallace Bass, 1907
Box-folder
1.3B Diary of William Wallace Bass, 1908
Box-folder
2.4A Diary of William Wallace Bass, 1914 and 1916
Consists of two calendar pads with notes.
Box-folder
2.4B Diary of William Wallace Bass, 1917
Consists of one calendar pad with notes.
Box-folder
2.5A Diary of William Wallace Bass, 1920
Box-folder
2.5B Diary of William Wallace Bass, 1928
Box-folder
2.6 Diary of Ada Bass, 1895-1915 and 1924
Use transcript in Box 4, Folder 11A.
Box-folder
2.7 Diary of Ada Bass, 1903-1907
Box-folder
3.8A Diary of Ada Bass, 1913
Use transcript in Box 4, Folder 11B.
Box-folder
3.8B Diary of Ada Bass, 1925
Use transcript in Box 4, Folder 11 A and B.
Box-folder
3.9A Diary of Ada Bass, 1928
Box-folder
3.9B Diary of Ada Bass, 1929
Box-folder
3.9C Diary of Ada Bass, 1947
Box-folder
4.10A Ada Bass' Composition book, 1940s
Box-folder
4.10B Photocopy of Ada Bass' Composition book, 1940s
Box-folder
4.11A Transcripts of Ada Bass' Diary, 1895-1915 and 1924
See Box 2, Folder 6.
Box-folder
4.11B Transcripts of Ada Bass' Diary, 1913
See Box 3, Folder 8A.
Box-folder
4.12A Photocopy of Ada Bass' Diary, January-July 1925
See Box 3, Folder 8B.
Box-folder
4.12B Photocopy of Ada Bass' Diary, August-December 1925
See Box 3, Folder 8B.
Series II. Business Correspondence, 1901-1971
Contains incoming and outgoing correspondence dealing with Grand Canyon National Monument and National Park status, permits of use, tourism, the railroad, mail route, visitation to the reservations, roads and transportation, land, mining and names of places in the Grand Canyon. Most correspondence is to or from William W. There are five folders of correspondence of his son, William G., some of which related to William W.
Box-folder
5.13 Correspondence: W.W. Bass, 1908-1926
With Henry Ashurst.
Box-folder
5.14A Correspondence: W.W. Bass, 1901-1910
With the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway System.
Box-folder
5.14B Correspondence: W.W. Bass, 1911-1922
With the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway System.
Box-folder
5.15 Correspondence: W.W. Bass, 1909-1910 and 1924
With Ralph Cameron.
Box-folder
5.16 Correspondence: W.W. Bass, 1905-1925
With Fred Harvey (Firm).
Box-folder
5.17 Correspondence: W. W. Bass, 1902-1906, 1918, and 1951
Regarding Havasupai Indians.
Box-folder
5.18A Correspondence: W.W. Bass, 1912-1918
With Carl Hayden.
Box-folder
5.18B Correspondence: W.W. Bass, 1919-1924
With Carl Hayden.
Box-folder
5.19 Correspondence: general, 1915
Colonel W.H. Holabird and Mr. Usher's trip to the Grand Canyon.
Box-folder
5.20 Miscellaneous business correspondence, 1902-1934
Box-folder
5.21 Correspondence: W.G. Bass, 1968
Renaming Bass Tomb.
Box-folder
5.22A Correspondence: W.G. Bass, 1965-1971
Box-folder
5.22B Correspondence: W.G. Bass, 1971
Leslie Hamilton thesis: "Pioneer Memories of the Grand Canyon"
Box-folder
5.23 Correspondence: W.G. Bass, 1925-1964
Box-folder
5.24 Correspondence: W.G. Bass, 1966-1969
Box-folder
5.25 Correspondence: W.G. Bass, 1963
Includes "Cousin Liz" stories in "Williams News."
Series III. Financial Records, 1895-1945
Contains the registers for William Bass' Hotel Havasupai, business and personal records, papers, and correspondence with the Forest Service from 1898 to 1925. Includes Ada Bass' financial records.
Box-folder
5.26A William Bass accounts, 1900-1928
Includes receipts, horse brand, U.S. House and Senate pass to galleries.
Box-folder
5.26B W.W. Bass accounts ledger, 1912-1915
Box-folder
6 H.F. McAdams letter book, 1899-1902
Box-folder
7 Hotel register for Havasupai Hotel, 1895-1923
Box-folder
8.26C Ada Bass financial notebooks, ca. 1940s
Includes Special Savings Account Ledger, 1926-1930.
Box-folder
8.26D Ada Bass accounts, 1920-1945
Miscellaneous including WWII ration books.
Box-folder
8.26E Ada Bass property deals, 1908-1941
Box-folder
8.26F Ada Bass Maricopa Co. property taxes, 1930s
Box-folder
8.27A Forestry permits/papers, 1898-1910
Includes correspondence.
Box-folder
8.27B Forestry permits/papers, 1911-1915
Includes correspondence.
Box-folder
8.28A Forestry permits/papers, 1916-July 1917
Includes correspondence.
Box-folder
8.28B Forestry permits/papers, August 1917-1918
Includes correspondence.
Box-folder
8.29 Forestry permits/papers, 1919-1920 and 1924-1925
Includes correspondence.
Box-folder
8.30 U.S. Legislature reports [printed], 1904-1907 and 1918
Series IV. Mining Documents, 1898-1976
Contains information of the Hockatai Mining and Milling Company, certificate of shares, and mining papers for various mines.
Box-folder
9.31 Hockatai Mining and Milling Company Universal Corporate Record book, 1907-1918
Includes meeting minutes and organization.
Box-folder
9.32 Hockatai Mining, Greenhorn Mine miscellaneous records, 1907-1918
Includes Grand Canyon Arch Site Survey, 1976.
Box-folder
9.33 Hockatai Mining miscellaneous records, 1907-1915
Box-folder
9.34A Mining correspondence, 1902-1908
Box-folder
9.34B Mining correspondence, 1915-1918
Box-folder
9.34C Mining correspondence and miscellaneous documents, 1923-1926
Box-folder
9.35 Bass mining claims, 1954-1957
Box-folder
9.36 Shinumo Mining and Milling Co. stock certificates, 1904-1906
Box-folder
9.37 Cold Spring Mine and Yankee Girl Mine papers, 1900-1914
Box-folder
9.38 Delmunde Mine and Montezuma Mine papers, 1898-1914
Box-folder
9.39 Foraker Mine papers, 1906-1918
Box-folder
9.40 Iroquois Mine and Mill papers, 1906-1916
Box-folder
9.41 20th Century Gold Mine, Astec, Blue Dick, Toltec, Dynamo, Lee Mariposa, Monte Carlo, Mother Lode papers, 1898-1927
Box-folder
9.42 Mill and water rights and other mining papers, 1898-1927
Series V. Personal Correspondence and Family History, 1849-1963
Contains information about the Bass Family and their lives before the Canyon.
Box-folder
10.43 Ada Bass personal documents, 1887-1951
Many Ada's own autobiographical writings.
Box-folder
10.44 Family genealogy and history, ca. 1850-1914
Box-folder
10.45A W.W. Bass personal correspondence, 1869-1916
Box-folder
10.45B Bass family correspondence, 1849-1862
Box-folder
10.45C W.G. Bass personal correspondence, 1925-1963
Box-folder
10.46A Personal notebooks with miscellaneous info and addresses, ca. 1880-1900
Box-folder
10.46B Personal notebooks with miscellaneous info and school lessons, n.d.
Box-folder
10.47 Miscellaneous legal papers, 1893-1912
Series VI. Manuscripts, 1875-1929
Contains information on the history of Arizona and the Grand Canyon, cattle, mining, Grand Canyon National Park, T. Roosevelt, Santa Fe Railroad, politics, water shortages, Mountain Meadow Massacre, and John D. Lee in 1875 in connection with the naming of the Grand Canyon bridge.
Box-folder
10.48A W.W. Bass handwritten manuscripts, 1888-1889
Box-folder
10.48B W.W. Bass handwritten manuscripts, 1888-1889
Box-folder
10.48C W.W. Bass handwritten manuscripts, n.d.
Box-folder
10.49A W.W. Bass handwritten manuscripts, 1881-1919
Box-folder
10.49B W.W. Bass handwritten manuscripts, 1888-1889
Box-folder
10.50A Paul Morton's Monument presented by T. Roosevelt, n.d.
Box-folder
10.50B Typescripts manuscripts, n.d.
Box-folder
10.51A Mountain Meadow Massacre and Jon D. Lee, 1875-1929
Box-folder
10.51B Naming of the Grand Canyon Bridge, 1929
Box-folder
10.51C Maude lectures at the Grand canyon, handwritten notes, n.d.
Box-folder
10.51D Maude lectures at the Grand Canyon and handwritten notes, ca. 1916-1929
Series VII. Scrapbooks, 1894-1947
Contains writings and poems by William W. Bass on the Grand Canyon, the Colorado, and Arizona. Includes scrapbooks of newspaper clippings about the Grand Canyon, Arizona, the family, poems, and views by tourists.
Box-folder
11.52 W.W. Bass poetry scrapbook, 1894-1913
Box-folder
11.53 Ada Bass newspaper clipping scrapbook, 1900-1947
Box-folder
11.54 Newspaper clipping scrapbook, 1894-1936
Series VIII. Printed Material, ca. 1887-1976
Contains newspaper and magazine articles on the Grand Canyon, mining, tourism, Arizona, Bass business, poems by Bass and others, family, Native Americans (Hopi, Apache, Havasupai, Navajo), politics, the railroad, and a book, "Old Testament Stories, Comically Illustrated."
Box-folder
11.55A Grand Canyon magazine articles, ca. 1887-1942
Box-folder
11.55B Cosmopolitan Magazine and The American Magazine, 1917-1918 and August 1921
Box-folder
11.56A Grand Canyon news clippings, ca. 1902-1967
Box-folder
11.56B Grand Canyon news clippings, ca. 1894-1948
Box-folder
12.57 Book: "Old Testament Stories, Comically Illustrated", 1892
Box-folder
12.58A Miscellaneous articles about Southwest history, ca. 1931-1962
Box-folder
12.58B Articles about Arizona history, ca. 1955-1976
Box-folder
12.58C Ephemera mostly regarding Wickenburg, Ariz., ca. 1940s-1970s
Box-folder
12.59 Bass business advertisements, ca. 1896-1947
Box-folder
12.60 Newspaper clippings about Bass family, ca. 1937-1963
Box-folder
12.61 Articles about Captain Jack Crawford, n.d.
Box-folder
12.62 Clippings about mining, n.d.
Box-folder
12.63 Articles about Native Americans, ca. 1899-1976
Box-folder
12.64A Articles about Arizona and the Grand Canyon, ca. 1930-1965
Box-folder
12.64B Bill Williams Mountain Men annual publication, 1955
Box-folder
12.64C "Memorial to John Wesley Powell," American Anthropologist, 1918
Box-folder
12.65 Printed poems by W.W. Bass and others, n.d.
Box-folder
12.66A Clippings about politics relating to Arizona, ca. 1908-1916
Box-folder
12.66B Statehood Bill speech by Marcus A. Smith and Goldwater speeches, 1906 and 1964
Box-folder
12.67 Clippings about railroad and air transportation, ca. 1902-1923
Box-folder
12.68 Geology of the Grand Canyon by L.F. Noble, 1911-1922
Box-folder
12.69A Santa Fe Railway publications regarding the Grand Canyon, 1901-1931
Box-folder
12.69B Fred Harvey publications-tourism, ca. 1908-1909
Box-folder
12.69C Tourism pamphlets, n.d.
Box-folder
12.70 Oversize items, n.d.
Box-folder
13 Booklet: "Ancestors and Descendants of Royal Denison Belden: property of Ada Belden Bass, printed for private circulation", 1898
Miscellaneous certificates, 1895
Includes marriage certificates.
Series IX. Oral Histories, 1979-1980
Subseries 9.1: Oral History of W.G. Bass, 1979-1980
Contains 9 cassette tapes and transcriptions of interviews with W.G. Bass.
folder
AV.0602.1 Bass, William G., October 11, 1979
Includes transcript of interview.
folder
AV.0602.2 Bass, William G., October 13, 1979
Includes transcript of interview.
folder
AV.0602.3 Bass, William G., 1979
Includes transcript of interview.
folder
AV.0602.4 Bass, William G., 1979
Includes transcript of interview.
folder
AV.0602.5 Bass, William G., 1979
Includes transcript of interview.
folder
AV.0602.6 Bass, William G., February 19, 1980
Includes transcript of interview.
folder
AV.0602.7 Bass, William G., February 20, 1980
Includes transcript of interview.
folder
AV.0602.8 Bass, William G., February 21, 1980
Includes transcript of interview.
folder
AV.0602.9 Bass, William G., 1980
Includes transcript of interview.
Subseries 9.2: Oral History of W.W. Bass' Employees, n.d.
Contains 8 cassette tapes of interviews with W.W. Bass' Employees: Ed Kahle, Harry Phillips, and Jack Fuss.
folder
AV.0602.13.1 Kahle, Ed, undated
Tape 1 of 5.
folder
AV.0602.13.2 Kahle, Ed, undated
Tape 2 of 5.
folder
AV.0602.13.3 Kahle, Ed, undated
Tape 3 of 5.
folder
AV.0602.13.4 Kahle, Ed, undated
Tape 4 of 5.
folder
AV.0602.13.5 Kahle, Ed, undated
Tape 5 of 5.
folder
AV.0602.14.1 Phillips, Harry, undated
Tape 1 of 2.
folder
AV.0602.14.2 Phillips, Harry, undated
Tape 2 of 2.
folder
AV.0602.15 Fuss, Jack, undated
Series X. Photographs, 1848-1980
Subseries 10.1: People, 1875-1933
Contains photos of Bass Family, Bass Family Acquaintances, Native Americans, and Bass Family homes and camps.
Box-folder
1.1A Bass William W., 1902
PC.181.465, n.d.
Bass at Mrs. Lehman's homestead.
PC.181.280, 1902
Bass Camp, winter of 1902, Bass standing by the twin trees.
PC.181.817, n.d.
W.W. Bass.
PC.181.254, n.d.
Bass Camp, W.W. Bass on porch with gun barrel he found in cave in Lee Canyon.
PC.181.262, n.d.
Bass with blue jay he tamed.
PC.181.763, n.d.
W.W. Bass.
PC.181.764, n.d.
W.W. Bass.
PC.181.864, n.d.
Bass re-enacting how he set his leg, broken in the Canyon in 1898.
PC.181.733, n.d.
W.W. Bass.
PC.181.689, n.d.
W.W. Bass.
PC.181.765, n.d.
W.W. Bass with pet bird.
PC.181.728, n.d.
Bass with pet bird.
PC.181.726, n.d.
W.W. Bass.
PC.181.761, n.d.
Bass feeding bears.
PC.181.250, n.d.
W.W. Bass.
PC.181.539, n.d.
W.W. Bass.
PC.181.230, n.d.
W.W. Bass with blue jay he tamed.
PC.181.407, n.d.
Bass with blue jay he tamed.
PC.181.104, n.d.
W.W. Bass on "Silver".
Box-folder
1.1C Bass William W., 1927
PC.181.267, August 1927
W.W. Bass.
PC.181.260, n.d.
W.W. Bass, age 80.
PC.181.277, n.d.
W.W. Bass in old age with dog Romulous in Wickenburg.
PC.181.272, n.d.
W.W. Bass at entrance of copper mine tunnel in Copper Canyon (photo by Bill Bass).
PC.181.835, n.d.
W.W. Bass.
PC.181.810, n.d.
W.W. Bass.
PC.181.832, n.d.
W.W. Bass.
PC.181.809, n.d.
W.W. Bass near Wickenburg.
PC.181.478, n.d.
W.W. Bass.
PC.181.255, n.d.
W.W. Bass before coming West.
Box-folder
1.1C Bass William W., 1913
PC.181.270, n.d.
Bass and Mrs. Lehman's sister at the White House.
PC.181.246, n.d.
Bass with unidentified man.
PC.181.276, n.d.
Bass and Ed Kahle at White House with auto. Ed Kahle was Bass' first auto driver.
PC.181.235, n.d.
Bass and Mrs. Lehman.
PC.181.229, July 10, 1913.
W.W. Bass and family starting on Hermit Drive.
PC.181.271, n.d.
Bass with unidentified man on rim.
PC.181.479, n.d.
Bass with lady tourist.
PC.181.648, n.d.
W.W. Bass at left?.
PC.181.662, n.d.
W.W. Bass at night.
PC.181.661, n.d.
W.W. Bass at left.
PC.181.364, n.d.
Bass Trail, Bass throwing diamond hitch.
PC.181.652, n.d.
Bass and unidentified man examining cactus.
Box-folder
1.2 Bass William W.-Shinumo Garden, n.d.
PC.181.28, n.d.
Shinumo (Bass panning in irrigation ditch at lower garden).
PC.181.20, n.d.
Shinumo garden; lower garden, Bass hoeing.
PC.181.19, n.d.
Shinumo garden; lower garden, Bass with melons.
PC.181.18, n.d.
Shinumo; lower garden, Bass panning in ditch, melons in foreground.
Box-folder
1.3 Bass, William W. and Capt. Jack Crawford studio portraits, n.d.
PC.181.265, n.d.
Bass and Capt. Jack Crawford in New York.
PC.181.181, n.d.
William Wallace Bass and capt. Jack Crawford, Photographed in New York City.
PC.181.193, n.d.
Bass and capt. Jack Crawford, New York.
PC.181.253, n.d.
Bass and Capt. Jack Crawford in New York.
PC.181.194, n.d.
Bass and Capt. Jack Crawford in New York.
PC.181.249, n.d.
Bass and Capt. Jack Crawford in New York.
PC.181.289, n.d.
Bass and Capt. Jack Crawford in New York.
PC.181.259, n.d.
Bass and Capt. Jack Crawford in New York.
PC.181.393, n.d.
Bass and Capt. Jack Crawford in New York.
PC.181.691, n.d.
Bass and Capt. Jack Crawford performing.
Box-folder
1.4A Bass, Ada, 1920s
PC.181.274, n.d.
Mr. and Mrs. Bass on rim.
PC.181.326, n.d.
Ada Bass with dog, "Shep".
PC.181.454, n.d.
White House, W.W. Bass and Ada Bass with unidentified woman.
PC.181.401, n.d.
Ada Bass with relative at Grandview.
PC.181.820, 1920s
Ada Bass with relatives at Grandview, 1920s.
PC.181.481, n.d.
White House Itor: Ada Bass; Mabel Bass holding Hubert Lauzon, Edith Bass Lauzon.
PC.181.455, n.d.
Tin House- Ada Bass with Hazel and Mabel.
PC.181.886, n.d.
Ada Bass.
PC.181.841, n.d.
Ada Bass, Maurice Lauzon, Hubert and Ana.
PC.181.814, n.d.
Ada Bass and two daughters.
PC.181.492, n.d.
Ada Diefendorf (Bass).
PC.181.341, n.d.
Ada Bass.
Box-folder
1.4B Bass, Ada, 1896-1902
PC.181.304, n.d.
Ada Bass, Hazel Bass and Tom Wells at Hopi Point.
PC.181.519, n.d.
Bass Camp Itor: Bert Lauzon, Hazel Bass, Ada Bass.
PC.181.865, n.d.
Havasupai Point.
PC.181.863, n.d.
Havasupai Point, Harry Jennings, Hazel and Ada Bass, "Roany Billshorse".
PC.181.885, n.d.
Tin House.
PC.181.884, n.d.
Tin House, Ada and Edith Bass (in front seat) with Hazel and Mabel (rear seat).
PC.181.379, n.d.
Tin House, Ada Bass, Bill, Hazel and Mabel in car.
PC.181.667, n.d.
Bass Camp burro with "Shep" the dog in saddle.
PC.181.516, 1896
Ada Bass with daughter Edith, 1896.
PC.181.757, n.d.
Bill and Ada Bass on saddle between Shinumo and Bass cable/ferry Grand Canyon.
PC.181.482, n.d.
Ada and Bill climbing out of the Grand canyon.
PC.181.459, n.d.
Ada Bass with Bill on the saddle between Shinumo and Bass cable ferry.
PC.181.452, 1902
Bass camp, Ada Bass with Bill, and Havasupai Indians.
PC.181.471, 1902
Ada Bass at Bass camp with Bill and Havasupai Indians.
PC.181.680, n.d.
Ada Bass at Bass Camp with Bill in window, Havasupai Indians.
Box-folder
1.5 Bass, Charles, 1896-1902
PC.181.400, n.d.
Charles Bass.
PC.181.198, n.d.
Charles Bass (W.W. Bass' son). Fireman in New York city, killed in Equitable Ins. Co. fire about 1910.
PC.181.399, n.d.
Charles Bass, W.W. Bass' son from his first marriage, studio portrait.
Box-folder
1.6A Bass family as children, n.d.
PC.181.488, n.d.
Mabel Bass.
PC.181.487, n.d.
Mabel Bass.
PC.181.450, n.d.
Hazel Bass.
PC.181.451, n.d.
Edith Bass.
PC.181.288, n.d.
Hazel and Mabel Bass with "Woodrow".
PC.181.822, n.d.
Hazel Bass.
PC.181.826, n.d.
Hazel and Mabel Bass at Dripping Springs (Boucher Trail).
PC.181.882, n.d.
Mabel Bass with Lauren Lauzon.
PC.181.298, n.d.
White House, Hazel, Mabel and Bill Bass.
PC.181.217, n.d.
Hazel Bass and turkey.
PC.181.470, n.d.
Shinumo camp, Ada Bass with Bill, melons and Belgian hare.
PC.181.850, n.d.
Shinumo Camp, Ada Bass, Bill and "Shep".
PC.181.854, n.d.
Bass Camp, Hazel and the burro "Casey".
PC.181.436, n.d.
Edith Bass with Bill.
PC.181.453, n.d.
Edith Bass and Bill (same as #436).
PC.181.438, n.d.
Bass camp, Bass children.
PC.181.290, n.d.
Edith and Bill Bass; Daisy and her colt at Bass Camp.
PC.181.927, n.d.
Edith Bass.
PC.181.458, n.d.
Bill Bass and oldest sister Edith at Bass Camp.
PC.181.456, n.d.
Hazel Bass.
PC.181.638, n.d.
Bass with horses.
PC.181.762, n.d.
Bass with Turkey chicks.
PC.181.517, n.d.
Edith Bass (Lauzon) on right.
Box-folder
1.6B Bass family as children, n.d.
PC.181.312, n.d.
Bill Bass in canvas boat, north side of Colorado River, 1907.
PC.181.288, n.d.
Bass Camp, Bill Bass on burro.
PC.181.192, n.d.
Bill at Bass Camp, 3 or 4 years old.
PC.181.824, n.d.
Bill Bass.
PC.181.679, n.d.
Bass Camp, Bill Bass on burro.
PC.181.682, n.d.
Bass camp, Bill Bass on petting Burro.
PC.181.678, n.d.
Bass camp with Ada Bass and Bill Bass.
Box-folder
1.7A Bass Family, n.d.
PC.181.464, n.d.
Bass Camp, Hazel and Mabel Bass.
PC.181.294, n.d.
ill Bass' first wife and daughter, Betty.
PC.181.292, n.d.
Bill Bass with one of Lauzon children.
PC.181.466, n.d.
Bill Bass with knapsack on the Esplanade.
PC.181.729, n.d.
Bill Bass.
PC.181.657, n.d.
Bill Bass.
PC.181.710, n.d.
Bill Bass.
PC.181.768, n.d.
William "Bill" Bass.
PC.181.634, n.d.
William "Bill" Bass at night.
PC.181.781, n.d.
William "Bill" Bass at left.
PC.181.633, n.d.
William "Bill" Bass at left.
PC.181.721, n.d.
William "Bill" Bass at left, probably on Bass Trail.
PC.181.626, n.d.
William "Bill" Bass at left.
PC.181.340, n.d.
Cousin Fred Bass.
PC.181.514, n.d.
Mabel Bass.
PC.181.357, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.356, n.d.
Edith Bass.
PC.181.457, n.d.
Edith Bass.
PC.181.523, n.d.
Ada Bass with children in Los Angeles.
Box-folder
1.7B Bass Family (Lauzon), 1907-1944
PC.181.291, n.d.
Lauzon children: Hubert, Muriel, Lauren.
PC.181.245, 1907
Burt Luazon and sister Madge.
PC.181.416, n.d.
Supper at the homestead (Itor). Hubert Lauzon, Edith Bass Lauzon, Bert Lauzon, Bill Bass.
PC.181.838, n.d.
Bert Lauzon, Anna (Maurice's wife) and Muriel.
PC.181.311, n.d.
Tom Moors, Harry Embach, Berf Lauzon, Leading Diamond at Bass Camp, Sept. 1918.
PC.181.880, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.211, 1916
Bert Lauzon on "Woodrow".
PC.181.881, n.d.
Lauren Lauzon.
PC.181.593, n.d.
Child is Hubert Lauzon, Woman is Edith Bass, Man at center is Bert Lauzon, Man at right is Bill Bass.
PC.181.672, n.d.
Man in center is Bert Lauzon, Woman is Edith Bass Lauzon, child is Hubert Lauzon.
PC.181.355, n.d.
Bert Lauzon (on Flax, Bright Angel Trail).
PC.181.812, n.d.
Bass' house in Wickenburg with Hubert, Tiny and Muriel Lauzon.
PC.181.220, 1944
Francis Warren Lauzon, Edith Bass Lauzon's grandson.
PC.181.358, n.d.
Bert Lauzon.
Box-folder
1.8A Diefendorf Family, n.d.
PC.181.512, n.d.
Caspar Hartman.
PC.181.518, n.d.
Evan Hartman.
PC.181.342, n.d.
Guy Diefendorf, Ada Bass' brother.
PC.181.344, n.d.
Guy Diefendorf.
PC.181.395, n.d.
Guy Diefendorf.
PC.181.343, n.d.
Guy Diefendorf.
PC.181.397, n.d.
Jane Belden Diefendorf.
PC.181.398, n.d.
Palmer Diefendorf.
PC.181.513, n.d.
Eva Hartman and Gertrude.
PC.181.522, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.521, n.d.
Jane Diefendorf.
Box-folder
1.8B Diefendorf Family, n.d.
PC.181.396, n.d.
Sitting room at old home, Ada Bass' parents' home in East Worcester, NY.
PC.181.345, n.d.
Diefendorf family home, East Worcester, NY.
PC.181.507, n.d.
Post card to Ada.
PC.181.508, n.d.
Postcard.
PC.181.510, n.d.
Postcard to Edith Bass.
PC.181.509, n.d.
Postcard.
PC.181.511, n.d.
Postcard to Edith Bass.
PC.181.55, n.d.
East Worcester, N.Y.
Box-folder
1.9 Actors, Tom Mix and Fred Stone, n.d.
PC.181.848, n.d.
Fred Stone, actor.
PC.181.852, n.d.
Tom Mix and his horse at Hopi Point.
PC.181.843, n.d.
Tom Mix at the Grand Canyon.
Box-folder
1.10 Individuals: Chisholm "the Gumshoe", n.d.
PC.181.839, n.d.
Bass and Chisolm.
PC.181.827, n.d.
Chisolm, "the gumshow".
PC.181.840, n.d.
Bass and Chisolm.
Box-folder
1.11 Individuals: George Wharton James, n.d.
PC.181.823, n.d.
George Wharton James at Rock Camp.
PC.181.448, n.d.
Caves. Left to right: James, Bass, Ada Bass by the tent.
PC.181.26, n.d.
George Wharton James with burros at Rock Camp.
PC.181.27, n.d.
George Wharton James with burros at Rock Camp.
Box-folder
1.12 Grand Canyon residents, 1916/1917
PC.181.318, n.d.
Headstone marker for Mr. and Mrs. Charles A Brandt, manager of El Tovar.
PC.181.452, n.d.
Mrs. Lehman at Hopi Point.
PC.181.902, n.d.
Mrs. Lehman releasing passenger pigeon.
PC.181.347, 1916 or 1917
Junior Red Cross float, 1916 or 1917 (left to right: Mabel Bass on horseback, Hazel Cook, Mabel Payne, Hazel bass, Edith Kold, Grace Payne, Bill Bass).
PC.181.27, n.d.
George Wharton James with burros at Rock Camp.
PC.181.698, n.d.
Parade at Grand Canyon.
PC.181.654, n.d.
Parade at Grand Canyon.
PC.181.699, n.d.
Parade-Grand Canyon.
PC.181.477, n.d.
First election board at Grand Canyon.
PC.181.100, n.d.
C.A. Brandt (center), Bass on extreme right (Brandt was the manager of El Tover until 1921).
Box-folder
1.12 Individuals: F.H. Maude, n.d.
Includes photo of Prof. maude and Bass.
Box-folder
1.13 Individuals: John Waltenburg, 1925
PC.181.314, 1925
John Waltenburg, old Canyon guide.
PC.181.475, 1925
John Waltenburg at Valyermo.
PC.181.476, n.d.
John Waltenburg at Valyermo.
PC.181.472, n.d.
Bass camp, John Waltenburg and Jane C. Seymour.
PC.181.190, n.d.
John Waltenburg looking across the Colorado River in Grand Canyon.
PC.181.248, n.d.
John Waltenburg.
Box-folder
2.15 People: Identified/Unidentified, n.d.
PC.181.883, n.d.
Mrs. Waterhouse and daughter Dorothy.
PC.181.428, n.d.
Bass Camp, Mrs. Waterhouse and granddaugther.
PC.181.327, n.d.
JMrs. Lehman's sister at the White House.
PC.181.819, n.d.
cameron, survey party camp.
PC.181.903, n.d.
Bill Bass with Mr. Peters (artist doing a panorama for the Milwaukee Museum).
PC.181.352, n.d.
Mr. and Mrs. George Target.
PC.181.493, n.d.
Gennie Diefendorf.
PC.181.825, n.d.
Harry Jennings.
PC.181.900, n.d.
Marshall Fouch at Grand Canyon.
PC.181.807, n.d.
Marshall Fouch at the Grand Canyon.
PC.181.873, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.15, n.d.
Unidentified rider.
Box-folder
2.16A Indians: Havasupai, n.d.
PC.181.833, n.d.
Tin House, Havasupai square.
PC.181.868, n.d.
Tin House, Havasupai Indians.
PC.181.869, n.d.
Havasupai Indians.
PC.181.896, n.d.
Havasupai Indians.
PC.181.859, n.d.
Tin House, visiting Havasupai Indians.
PC.181.867, n.d.
Bass Camp, Havasupai Indians.
PC.181.258, n.d.
Tin House, Havasupai Indians.
PC.181.1100, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.331, n.d.
Bass in front of Havasupai shack, Havasu Canyon.
PC.181.266, n.d.
Bass trading for blanket with Havasupai Indian.
PC.181.252, n.d.
Bass trading for blanket with Havasupai Indian.
PC.181.332, n.d.
Havasu Canyon, tourists.
PC.181.285, n.d.
Havasu Canyon, House of Havasupais.
Box-folder
2.16B Indians: Havasupai, n.d.
PC.181.537, n.d.
Havasu Canyon, school house and children (Maude photo, pre 1910).
PC.181.284, n.d.
Bass Camp, Havasupais having coffee.
PC.181.284, n.d.
Bass Camp, Havasupai Indians.
PC.181.109, n.d.
Havasupai (?) children.
PC.181.164, n.d.
Havasupai dancers and Maine lumber men (Maude photo).
PC.181.167, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.165, n.d.
Havasupai women.
PC.181.95, n.d.
Havasupai school children (school house was washed away in the flood on 1910).
PC.181.447, n.d.
Havasupai Canyon, sweat bath. Mattison photo.
PC.181.256, n.d.
Shinumo camp, William Bass, John Waltenberg, and Havasupai Indian (Waluthma?).
PC.181.650, n.d.
Havasupai women carrying faggots in baskets.
PC.181.685, n.d.
Havasupai fields, glass plate 85. broken, pieces missing.
Box-folder
2.17 Indians: Hopi, n.d.
PC.181.553, n.d.
Hopi Snake Dance.
PC.181.564, n.d.
Hopi House, Grand Canyon.
PC.181.562, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.579, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.555, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.690, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.580, n.d.
Hotevilla.
PC.181.682, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.584, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.581, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.554, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.582, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.718, n.d.
Hopi Weaver.
Box-folder
2.18 Snake Dance, n.d.
PC.181.573, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.574, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.561, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.575, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.556, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.576, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.558, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.565, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.568, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.566, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.559, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.560, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.567, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.569, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.570, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.557, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.550, n.d.
Snake Dance.
PC.181.552, n.d.
Hotevilla Snake Dance.
PC.181.551, n.d.
Snake dance.
Box-folder
2.19 Indians: Navajo, n.d.
PC.181.320, n.d.
Desert View, four Navajos with Bureau of Public Roads Cook.
PC.181.688, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.116, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.166, n.d.
unidentified.
Box-folder
2.20 Indians: Unidentified, n.d.
PC.181.853, n.d.
Indian ruins.
PC.181.106, n.d.
Indian vendor by a Santa Fe train.
Box-folder
2.21 Bass family-Homes (White House, Tin house, Wickenburg), n.d.
PC.181.232, n.d.
Tin House.
PC.181.467, n.d.
Tin House, barn (hand colored print).
PC.181.309, n.d.
Tin House barn.
PC.181.189, n.d.
Bass Home.
PC.181.216, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.431, n.d.
Tin House.
PC.181.897, n.d.
Tin House, W.W. Bass.
PC.181.515, n.d.
White House.
PC.181.432, n.d.
White House.
PC.181.834, n.d.
White House, storage shed on left.
PC.181.603, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.866, n.d.
White House.
PC.181.691, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.656, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.293, n.d.
Bill Bass' home in Wickenburg.
PC.181.115, n.d.
White House, Corral and barn in winter.
Box-folder
2.22 Bass Livery Office, n.d.
PC.181.860, n.d.
Bass Livery office.
PC.181.861, n.d.
Bass Livery Office, sign says "Bass Independent Livery".
PC.181.862, n.d.
Bass Livery Office.
Box-folder
2.23 Bass Camp, n.d.
PC.181.237, n.d.
Bass Camp, woman on burro may be Edith Bass.
PC.181.227, n.d.
Bass Camp, hammock.
PC.181.417, n.d.
Bass Camp.
PC.181.429, n.d.
Bass Camp.
PC.181.238, n.d.
Bass Camp.
PC.181.335, n.d.
Bass Camp, east side of house with 1916 overland car.
PC.181.878, n.d.
Bass Camp.
PC.181.334, n.d.
Bass Camp, west side of house with car.
PC.181.350, n.d.
Bass Camp at turn of the century.
PC.181.199, n.d.
Horses.
PC.181.473, n.d.
Bass Camp, corral, John Waltenberg with Mrs. Nobel (?).
PC.181.804, n.d.
Bass Camp.
PC.181.846, n.d.
Bass Camp.
PC.181.888, n.d.
Bass Camp.
PC.181.856, n.d.
Bass Camp.
PC.181.821, n.d.
Bass Camp, Ada Bass with small burro.
PC.181.108, n.d.
Corral, unidentified woman with horses.
PC.181.120, n.d.
Bass Camp and tent cabins (one of the earliest photos of Bass Camp).
PC.181.117, n.d.
Bass Camp, winter snows.
Box-folder
2.24 Bass Camp-Interiors, n.d.
Includes PC.181.113, Bass Camp, interior of one of the tent cabins (note Navajo rugs on floor and pottery on and under table).
Box-folder
2.25 Cisterns, Rain Tank, n.d.
PC.181.805, n.d.
Rain Tank, four miles from White House.
PC.181.871, n.d.
Rain Tank.
PC.181.107, n.d.
Cisterns, bass watering horses.
PC.181.101, n.d.
Cisterns, one mile from Bass Camp.
Box-folder
2.26 W.W. Bass' activities-series by George Wharton James, n.d.
PC.181.498, n.d.
Camping on stage road.
PC.181.242, n.d.
Head of Supai Trail.
PC.181.241, n.d.
Branding horses at corral near caves.
PC.181.495, n.d.
Corral at caves.
PC.181.501, n.d.
Mystic Spring.
PC.181.496, n.d.
Picking ducks at cataract.
PC.181.243, n.d.
Cisterns at Grand Canyon.
PC.181.497, n.d.
Water in cataract Creek at Caves.
PC.181.497, n.d.
Water in Cataract Creek at caves.
PC.181.244, n.d.
Packing Mac ready for the river.
PC.181.499, n.d.
Cisterns at Grand Canyon.
PC.181.500, n.d.
Bass Trail, near top.
Subseries 10.2: Transportation, 1875-1920s
Contains photos of Pack trains, carts, carriages, Railroad trans, automobiles and motorcycles, and the Bass Cable Ferry and Hakati Cable.
Box-folder
2.27 Transportation-Pack Train, n.d.
PC.181.236, n.d.
Bass Camp, outfit ready to start down, John Waltenburg on right.
PC.181.463, n.d.
Bass Trail, pack train.
PC.181.440, n.d.
Bass camp, stepping off the rim, pack trains.
PC.181.215, n.d.
Climbing along trail between Bass Canyon and Copper Canyon.
PC.181.462, n.d.
Bass Trail, people train.
PC.181.223, n.d.
Bass Trail, Bass Canyon, men and loaded burros.
PC.181.269, n.d.
Bass Trail (in the Supai).
PC.181.413, n.d.
Bass Trail, pack train (Maude photo).
PC.181.606, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.439, n.d.
Bass Trail, Ada Bass, Edith Bass and John Waltenberg with pack train.
PC.181.635, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.637, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.506, n.d.
Topocobya Trail (Maude Photo).
PC.181.85, n.d.
Bass Trail on the Esplanade (horse with rider is Mack, other one is Bugler).
PC.181.168, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.118, n.d.
Bass Trail in winter with riders.
PC.181.728, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.629, n.d.
Bass Trail, man leading burro (probably Bass).
Box-folder
2.28 Transportation-Carts, carriages, trains, n.d.
PC.181.245, n.d.
Two Bass carriages on the Rim Drive.
PC.181.191, n.d.
Carriage.
PC.181.297, n.d.
Bass tourist party enroute to river camp, nead old White House.
PC.181.273, n.d.
Bass driving "Dan" and "Murphy".
PC.181.894, n.d.
Bass with tourists.
PC.181.208, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.261, n.d.
Bass camp, stage with Bass driving.
PC.181.666, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.353, n.d.
Grand Canyon Railroad, tracks and trains at the end of the line.
PC.181.929, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.694, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.62, n.d.
Studebaker wagon on the south rim.
PC.181.239, n.d.
Bass carriage with tourists, Bass driving, on Hermit drive.
Box-folder
2.29 Transportation-Automobiles and motorcycles, 1914-1944.
PC.181.321, n.d.
Bill Bass with 1910 Pierce Arrow converted in water truck, Grand Canyon.
PC.181.307, 1921.
Old Chevrolet on North Rim trip.
PC.181.842, n.d.
Grand Canyon, Pierce Arrow on the Grandview Road.
PC.181.210, 1944.
Tour buses at Hopi Point, "California Tours Inc.", one bus "Santa Clara" the other "Santa Rosa".
PC.181.590, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.605, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.588, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.583, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.602, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.597, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.618, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.592, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.647, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.708, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.695, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.759, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.346, n.d.
The first motorcycle on the Grand Canyon, ridden by Dr. P.A. Melick.
PC.181.643 duplicate, n.d.
Box-folder
2.30 Ferries-Bass cable ferry and Hakatai Cable, 1914-1944.
PC.181.433, n.d.
Bass cable ferry, cage and people, north side of river.
PC.181.301, n.d.
Bass cable ferry.
PC.181.460, n.d.
Bass cable ferry, cage.
PC.181.461, n.d.
Bass cable ferry, cage, Bill Bass on cables.
PC.181.278, n.d.
Bass cable ferry crossing the flooding Colorado River.
PC.181.525, n.d.
Hakatai Cable.
PC.181.257, n.d.
Hakatai cable, person in sling.
PC.181.434, n.d.
Bass cable ferry, cage crossing river.
PC.181.731, n.d.
Duplicate at #434.
PC.181.247, n.d.
Bass cable ferry (or Hakatai cable).
PC.181.875, n.d.
Bass cable ferry.
PC.181.858, n.d.
Bass cable ferry.
PC.181.802, n.d.
Bass cable ferry.
PC.181.879, n.d.
Hakatai Cable, Bass and Mr. Waite who bought the asbestos mine in Hakatai Canyon.
PC.181.732, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181359, n.d.
Bass cable ferry, horse that hanged self, Rex Beech party.
PC.181.213, n.d.
Bass cable ferry cage (from left to right: Ellsworth Kolb, Bert Lauzon, W.W.Bass, W.G. Bass, Edith Bass [?]).
PC.181.213 duplicate, n.d.
Bass cable ferry cage (from left to right: Ellsworth Kolb, Bert Lauzon, W.W.Bass, W.G. Bass, Edith Bass [?]).
PC.181.205, n.d.
Bass cable ferry, north side.
Subseries 10.3: Tourism, 1890-1920s
Includes photographs of the Fred Harvey Co., tourists groups, camps and campsites, hotels, Rowe's Well, and tourists at geological landmarks within the Grand Canyon.
Box-folder
2.31 Fred Harvey Drivers, 1914-1925.
PC.181.296, 1921.
Fred Harvey cars on the way to Rainbow Bridge.
PC.181.299, n.d.
Fred Harvey drivers grading the road to Grandview, Bill Bass (left) and Red McClain at Long Jims Canyon.
PC.181.305, 1914.
Bill Bass as Fred Harvey driver in 1914, Pierce Arrow.
PC.181.333, n.d.
Bill Bass with tourists in 1917, Pierce Arrow.
PC.181.678, n.d.
Fred Harvey drivers grading the road to Grandview, Red McClain at left, Long Jim's cabin.
PC.181.844, n.d.
Austin K. Ballard, head of Fred Harvey drivers, at his birthday party.
PC.181.845, n.d.
Fred Harvey drivers at the railroad station, Grand Canyon.
PC.181.895 duplicate, n.d.
Fred Harvey drivers.
PC.181.891, n.d.
Otto Linhardt, Bill Bass' roommate when driving for Fred Harvey.
PC.181.677, n.d.
Bill Bass (?).
PC.181.723, n.d.
Bill Bass.
PC.181.620, n.d.
Bill Bass.
PC.181.371, 1925.
On the way to Tuba City, car is a white.
PC.181.390, n.d.
On the road to Tuba City, Bill Bass driving for Fred Harvey Co.
Box-folder
2.32 Fred Harvey dormitory and garage, n.d.
PC.181.816, n.d.
Fred Harvey dormitory at Grand Canyon.
PC.181.831, n.d.
Fred Harvey garage addition under construction.
PC.181.893, n.d.
Fred Harvey garage addition under construction
Box-folder
2.33 Fred Harvey Co., n.d.
PC.181.287, n.d.
Bass carrying Harvey girl across creek.
PC.181.300, n.d.
Bobcats in cage near Hopi House-a Fred Harvey attraction.
PC.181.608, n.d.
Man is probably William "Bill" Bass, Woman in Harvey Girl uniform.
PC.181.928, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.607, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.701, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.604, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.718, n.d.
Bill Bass at far left, Grand Canyon Village.
PC.181.674, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.727, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.707, n.d.
Next to El Tovar Hotel.
PC.181.713, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.709, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.715, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.714, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.696, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.697, n.d.
unidentified.
Box-folder
3.34A Leaping and Sitting on Canyon edges, n.d.
PC.181.317/271, n.d.
Colorado River below Navajo Bridge (photo by Bill Bass).
PC.181.325, n.d.
Colorado River below Navajo Bridge.
PC.181.614, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.599, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.613, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.615, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.646, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.730, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.693, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.692, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.702, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.644, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.719, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.720, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.870, n.d.
unidentified.
Box-folder
3.34B Leaping and sitting on Canyon edges, 1914-1944.
PC.181.931, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.600, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.611, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.926, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.933, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.925, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.612, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.720, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.715, n.d.
Canyon view with seated and standing figure.
PC.181.626, n.d.
Canyon view, man seated on edge of cliff.
PC.181.203, n.d.
Austin Balard leaping over crack on South Rim.
Box-folder
3.35 Tourist Groups (including George Wharton James), n.d.
PC.181.442, n.d.
Bass Camp, tourist party starting down.
PC.181.329, n.d.
Bass Camp, horses and men on foot, getting ready to go down.
PC.181.441, n.d.
Tourists.
PC.181.319, n.d.
Bass Tail, Bass and "bug hunters" from Illinois.
PC.181.330, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.444, n.d.
Party on River trail.
PC.181.324, n.d.
Bass Camp, tourist party ready to go down the trail.
PC.181.415, n.d.
Edith Bass, far left, with tourists.
PC.181.520, n.d.
Tourists at Yavapai Poiint.
PC.181.420, n.d.
Bass with tourists on the Bright Angel Trail, Kolb photo.
PC.181.806, n.d.
Tourists overlooking the canyon of the Little Colorado.
PC.181.426, n.d.
Tourist party at Hermit (?) Camp.
PC.181.493, n.d.
Rock Camp, lady tourists with burros.
PC.181.419, n.d.
Bass Camp, Desmond party (George Wharton James on far left, Bass third from right).
PC.181.195, n.d.
Los Angeles tour party, George Wharton James far right, bass third from right.
PC.181.526, n.d.
Bass Camp, tourists along rim.
PC.181.362, n.d.
Bright Angel Creek, tourists (hand painted Kolb photo).
Box-folder
3.36 Tourism-Tourist Groups, unidentified, n.d.
PC.181.240, n.d.
Bass near Mystic Spring.
PC.181.316, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.899, n.d.
Bass Camp, party ready to go down the Canyon.
PC.181.660, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.670, n.d.
Group at Grand Canyon.
PC.181.833 (B), n.d.
W.W. Bass.
PC.181.773, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.808, n.d.
Tourists.
PC.181.60, n.d.
Bass Camp, tourist party on the rim by the twin trees.
PC.181.52, n.d.
Lunch on the road to Bass Camp, Bass on extreme right (possibly near Havasupai Point).
Box-folder
3.37 Tourist group-Thomas Moran and party, 1901.
PC.181.874, n.d.
Thomas Moran with daughter.
PC.181.53, 1901.
Thomas Moran and party on the Bass Trail.
PC.181.59, n.d.
Bass Camp, the original building, Thomas Moran in center, Bass on the right.
PC.181.96, n.d.
Thomas Moran and the party at the head of Bright Angel Trail.
Box-folder
3.38 Tourist groups-Maine lumbermen (F.H. Maude photos), n.d.
PC.181.365, n.d.
Bass Trail, Maine lumberman (Maude photo, same as #360).
PC.181.360, n.d.
Bass Trail, Maine lumberman.
PC.181.363, n.d.
Bass Trail.
PC.181.361, n.d.
Bass Trail, Maine lumbermen.
PC.181.376, n.d.
Camp on the Esplande, Maine lumbermen.
PC.181.199, n.d.
Maine lumbermen, crossing in wooden boat.
PC.181.414, n.d.
River Camp, north side, Maine lumbermen. Men sleeping on sand bar at Rim.
PC.181.369, n.d.
Shinumo Creek (Maine lumbermen).
PC.181.412, n.d.
Bass Trail, Maine lumbermen.
PC.181.214, n.d.
Bass Rapid in low water, boat in middle of rapid.
PC.181.263, n.d.
Havasupai Trail in Cataract Canyon, Maine lumbermen.
Box-folder
3.39 Tourism, Tourist groups-Rex Beech party, n.d.
PC.181.446, n.d.
Bass Camp, Rex Beech party getting ready.
PC.181.801, n.d.
Bass Trail, Rex Beech party near Camp.
PC.181.308, n.d.
Bass Cable Ferry, Rex Beech party.
PC.181.803, n.d.
Bass Cable Ferry, Rex Beech party.
Box-folder
3.40 Tourism-Tourist groups, W. Hearst party, n.d.
Two photocopies of photos, originials in Box 6.
Box-folder
3.41 Tourism-Tourist Groups-Flanders Car (including Harvey House and railroad), n.d.
PC.181.422, n.d.
"Flanders" car on way to Canyon also pack train and riders.
PC.181.541, n.d.
Harvey House, Ash Fork, "Flanders car".
PC.181.421, n.d.
Car on way to Grand Canyon (sign on car "Flanders '2-' Phoenix-Grand Canyon").
PC.181.423, n.d.
"Flanders" car on way to Canyon.
PC.181.424, n.d.
"Flanders" car on way to Canyon (in Coconino Wash).
Box-folder
3.42 Camps and Campsites, 1901-1921
PC.181.303, n.d.
Hazel bass at Mr. Groffin, Havasupai Village.
PC.181.837, n.d.
Copper Canyon, standing at the copper mine, looking down at the cook's shed.
PC.181.322, 1921.
Camp on the north rim, (See also #307).
PC.181.651, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.658, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.679, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.706, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.623, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.591, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.617, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.609, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.435, n.d.
Rock Camp, (Maude Photo).
PC.181.430, n.d.
Shinumo Camp, Dad Bleak.
PC.181.54, n.d.
Shinumo Camp (Possibly at the north terminus of the cable ferry).
PC.181.102, n.d.
River Camp, on the south side.
PC.181.99, 1901.
River Camp on the south side (see photo #54, possibly the 1901 Gaylor/Barck party that was the first trans-canyon tourist trip to Point Sublime).
PC.181.56, n.d.
Shinumo camp (one of the later camps).
PC.181.727, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.722, n.d.
Camp in canyon.
Box-folder
3.43A Hotels, etc. (El Tovar, Bright Angel, Cameron, Grandview), n.d.
PC.181.281, n.d.
El Tovar.
PC.181.233, n.d.
Grandview Hotel.
PC.181.924, n.d.
View West at Grand Canyon Village.
PC.181.349, n.d.
El Tovar.
PC.181.366, n.d.
cameron Hotel.
PC.181.387, n.d.
Bright Angel Trail with tourists on horseback.
PC.181.469, n.d.
Grandview Hotel or the Berry residence?.
PC.181.542, n.d.
Hermits rest (with Japanese lantern).
PC.181.405, n.d.
Grandview Hotel.
PC.181.275, n.d.
Grandview Hotel.
PC.181.282, n.d.
Grandview, Berry Log House.
Box-folder
3.43B Hotels, etc. (Hermit's Rest, Hopi House, and Grand Canyon Village, n.d.
PC.181.901, n.d.
Dedication of the Powell Memorial.
PC.181.336, n.d.
Hopi Point, Bass with Mrs. Tom campbell, wife of Arizona governor, taken at dedication of Powell Memorial.
PC.181.616, n.d.
Powell Memorial, Grand Canyon.
PC.181.563, n.d.
Hopi House.
PC.181.571, n.d.
Probably performance for tourists at Hopi House.
PC.181.315, n.d.
Grand Canyon, old Park Service administration building.
PC.181.717, n.d.
Grand Canyon National Park Admin Building.
PC.181.704, n.d.
Grand Canyon National Park Admin Building.
PC.181.598, n.d.
Grand Canyon National Park Admin Building.
PC.181.703, n.d.
Grand Canyon National Park Admin Building.
PC.181.652, n.d.
Grand Canyon National Park Admin Building.
PC.181.676, n.d.
Grand Canyon National Park Admin Building.
PC.181.685, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.594, n.d.
At Hermit's Rest fireplace.
PC.181.625, n.d.
At Hermit's Rest fireplace.
PC.181.622, n.d.
At Hermit's Rest.
Box-folder
3.44 Tourism-Rowe's Well, 1920.
PC.181.212, n.d.
Rowe's Well.
PC.181.385, 1920.
Rowe's Well.
PC.181.61, n.d.
Rowe's Well; Bass' four-horse team on left.
Box-folder
3.45 Tourism-Colorado River, n.d.
PC.181.234, n.d.
Colorado River at the foot of Bright Angel Trail.
PC.181.201, n.d.
Colorado River.
PC.181.629, n.d.
Probably near Lee's Ferry.
PC.181.627, n.d.
William "Bill" Bass at right.
PC.181.112, n.d.
Colorado below Bass Rapid (looking west from the north side, woman tourist also seen in #52 and #107).
PC.181.110, n.d.
Bass Rapid, (low water, Maude photo).
Box-folder
3.46 Tourists-Levi Noble geological expeditions, 1914-1944.
PC.181.474, n.d.
Bass Camp, Mr. and Mrs. Noble.
PC.181.338, n.d.
Mrs. Noble in Ruby Canyon, (See #187,188,231).
PC.181.231, n.d.
Noble's camp, Turqouise canyon, Mrs. Lexi Noble and John Waltenburg (photo be Levi Noble) .
PC.181.187, n.d.
Salt deposits in Garnet (Salt) Canyon.
PC.181.847, n.d.
Tin House, return of the Noble party from the Tonto trip.
PC.181.188, n.d.
Mrs. Noble on way from Grandview to Grand canyon Village after the Tomb Trip.
PC.181.188 duplicate, n.d.
Mrs. Noble on way from Grandview to Grand canyon Village after the Tomb Trip.
Subseries 10.4: Views, n.d.
Contains photos of Pviews of Bridges, the North Rim and Lee's Ferry, Tuba City/Cameron region, Bass Canyon, Cataract/Havasu waterfalls, the Colorado and Hassayampa River, cliff dwellings, Indian Gardnes, and other views of the Grand Canyon.
Box-folder
3.47 Bridges, n.d.
PC.181.490, n.d.
Bridge at Canyon.
PC.181.489, n.d.
Navajo Bridge.
PC.181.738, n.d.
North Rim.
PC.181.778, n.d.
Tuba City-Bridge over Little Colorado River at Cameron.
PC.181.739, n.d.
North Rim, Navajo Bridge.
PC.181.630, n.d.
unidentified.
Box-folder
48B Grand Canyon, n.d.
PC.181.21, n.d.
Looking toward Powell Plateau from Bass Camp. Mt. Huethawali in center.
PC.181.22, n.d.
Storm in Canyon.
PC.181.103, n.d.
Canyon view from Bass Camp, storm clouds.
PC.181.689, n.d.
Canyon view, broken, piece missing.
PC.181.717, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.721, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.723, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.724, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.725, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.726, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.719, n.d.
unidentified.
Box-folder
3.49A Grand Canyon, North Rim, n.d.
PC.181.930, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.770, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.746, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.745, n.d.
North Rim, POssibly House Rock Valley.
PC.181.744, n.d.
North Rim, Possibly House Rock Valley.
PC.181.734, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.724, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.700, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.667, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.595, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.596, n.d.
William "Bill" bass in front.
PC.181.610, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.684, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.669, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.740, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.742, n.d.
North rim, William "Bill" Bass third from right.
PC.181.771-772, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.743, n.d.
North Rim.
Box-folder
3.49B North Rim and Lee's Ferry, n.d.
PC.181.665, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.747, n.d.
North Rim, near Lee's Ferry.
PC.181.748, n.d.
North Rim, near Lee's Ferry.
PC.181.749, n.d.
North Rim, near Lee's Ferry.
PC.181.754, n.d.
North Rim, near Lee's Ferry.
PC.181.586, n.d.
Near Lee's Ferry/Marble Canyon.
PC.181.587, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.741, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.751, n.d.
Near Lee's Ferry.
PC.181.736, n.d.
North Rim.
PC.181.737, n.d.
Lee's Ferry.
PC.181.752, n.d.
North Rim.
PC.181.753, n.d.
North Rim.
PC.181.750, n.d.
North Rim.
Box-folder
3.49C Tuba City/Cameron Area, n.d.
PC.181.306, n.d.
Dinosaur tracks in Moenkopi Wash.
PC.181.777, n.d.
Tuba City.
PC.181.776, n.d.
Tuba City.
PC.181.705, n.d.
At "Petrified Pumpkin Patch" near Tuba City. William "Bill" Bass second from right.
PC.181.779, n.d.
Tuba City, Petrified Pumpkin Patch.
PC.181.735, n.d.
North Rim at gap between Tuba City and Lee's Ferry.
PC.181.775, n.d.
Tuba City, Painted Desert; Cameron Trading Post.
Box-folder
3.50 Bass Canyon, n.d.
PC.181.207, n.d.
Bass Canyon, "Banshee Cave".
PC.181.283, n.d.
Bass Canyon, spur trail to Copper Canyon above Rock Camp (Maude photo, 1899 [?], most likely Topocoobya Trail).
PC.181.23 n.d.
Wheeler Fold in Bass Canyon.
PC.181.24, n.d.
Bass Canyon (looking down Canyon from Rock Camp).
PC.181.25, n.d.
Bass Canyon.
PC.181.97, n.d.
Bass Canyon below Rock Camp with bass Tomb and Dox Castle.
Box-folder
3.51 Cataract/Havasu-Waterfalls, n.d.
PC.181.286, n.d.
Mooney Falls (photo by Bill Bass).
PC.181.328, n.d.
Mooney Falls.
PC.181.530, n.d.
Mooney Falls (Maude photo).
PC.181.528, n.d.
Mooney Falls (hand colored, Kolb painting).
PC.181.373, n.d.
Mooney Falls (Maude photo).
PC.181.529, n.d.
Mooney Falls (Maude photo).
PC.181.380, n.d.
Havasu Creek in flood (Maude photo).
PC.181.209, n.d.
Colorado River at Bright Angel Creek.
PC.181.532, n.d.
Falls, Havasu Canyon (Maude photo).
PC.181.703, n.d.
Mooney falls.
PC.181.657, n.d.
Havasu Canyon waterfall.
PC.181.654, n.d.
Havasu canyon waterfall.
PC.181.651, n.d.
Havasu canyon waterfall.
Box-folder
3.52 Canyons-Havasu and Cataract, n.d.
PC.181.535, n.d.
Havasu canyon ladder.
PC.181.722, n.d.
Possibly Cataract canyon/Havasu(?).
PC.181.756, n.d.
Havasu/Cataract Canyon.
PC.181.756, n.d.
Possibly near Supai Village.
PC.181.536, n.d.
Havasu Canyon, scaffolding on trail, burros packing down lumber (Maude photo).
PC.181.504, n.d.
Havasu Creek, near its mouth.
PC.181.505, n.d.
Havasupai Canyon (Maude photo).
PC.181.381, n.d.
Mouth of Havasupai Creek.
PC.181.534, n.d.
Mouth of Havasu Creek (Maude photo).
PC.181.656, n.d.
Stone buildings in Havasu Canyon.
PC.181.701, n.d.
Wegelywah.
PC.181.648, n.d.
Wegeleywah, the two rock pillars above Havasu village, out of focus.
PC.181.655, n.d.
Wegeleywah.
PC.181.659, n.d.
Contract canyon travertine.
PC.181.702, n.d.
Travartine fall cataract.
PC.181.653, n.d.
Cataract Canyon Travertine.
PC.181.533, n.d.
Travertine, havasu Canyon (Maude photos).
PC.181.533, n.d.
Travertine cataract falls.
PC.181.669, n.d.
Canyon view with Wegeleywah.
Box-folder
4.53 Lee's Canyon, n.d.
Includes PC.181.264- Maude photo of Lee's Canyon.
Box-folder
4.54 Shinumo Creek, n.d.
PC.181.206, n.d.
Shinumo Creek, .
PC.181.17, n.d.
Shinumo Creek.
Box-folder
4.55 Colorado River, n.d.
PC.181.531, n.d.
Colorado River at the foot of the Bright Angel Trail.
PC.181.310, n.d.
Foot of the Hermit Trail.
PC.181.892, n.d.
Reservoir on lower Colorado River (?).
PC.181.849, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.372, n.d.
Colorado River at the foot of Bass Trail, wooden boat on north side of beach.
PC.181.503, n.d.
Mouth of Havasu Creek (Maude photo).
PC.181.418, n.d.
Ice floes on the Colorado.
PC.181.418 duplicate, n.d.
Ice floes on the Colorado.
PC.181.105, n.d.
Colorado River below Bass Rapid (looking upstream from the middle of the River below Bass' boat ferry).
PC.181.98, n.d.
Bass Rapid (low water, Maude photo from North side).
PC.181.391, n.d.
Canyon view, Colorado River (hand colored print).
Box-folder
4.56 Colorado River with boats/boat ferry, n.d.
PC.181.486, n.d.
Bass Boat Ferry, W.W. Bass with Bill in canvas boat.
PC.181.876, n.d.
Bass and Mabel at the foot of the Hakatai Rapid.
PC.181.411, n.d.
Crossing the river in wooden boat, swimming horse across (Maude photo).
PC.181.437, n.d.
Bass boat ferry, wooden and canvas boats on north side of river, bass rowing tourists (Mr. and Mrs. Leugren, artist and wife), Maude photo, boats at upper end of Lower Bass Beach.
PC.181.410, n.d.
Bass boat ferry, launching wooden boat, tourists.
PC.181.57, n.d.
Boat Ferry, canvas boat (this is the boat Bass used to cross the Colorado before the USGS mapping party built one in 1904)
Box-folder
2.57 Hassayampa River, n.d.
PC.181.904, n.d.
Hassayampa River in Wickenburg
PC.181.813, n.d.
Hassayampa River
PC.181.639, n.d.
Hassayampa River near Wickenburg.
PC.181.675, n.d.
Hassayampa River near Wickenburg.
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4.58 Trails-Bass, n.d.
PC.181.484, n.d.
Bass Trail, Hazel and Mabel Bass between bass and Copper Canyon.
PC.181.445, n.d.
River on river trail between cable ferry and Bass Canyon .
PC.181.483, n.d.
Bass Trail, at the head of Bass canyon on the Esplanade.
PC.181.828, n.d.
Bass Trail.
PC.181.268, n.d.
Bass Trail, grotto in White Canyon where Chokestone is (? Ellsworth and Edith Kolb?).
PC.181.222, n.d.
Bass Trail (looking back toward Bass Camp from the Esplanade).
PC.181.225, n.d.
Bass Trail, view from the head of the Bass Canyon.
PC.181.220, n.d.
Bass Trail, Wheeler fold.
PC.181.367, n.d.
Bass Trail, Wheeler Fold (probably a James photo).
PC.181.377, n.d.
Bass Trail, underneath the Cliff dwellings.
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4.59 Trails-Bass-Cliff dwellings/Granaries, n.d.
PC.181.384, n.d.
Bass Trail, cliff dwellings.
PC.181.485, n.d.
Bass Trail, cliff dwellings.
PC.181.302, n.d.
Bass Trail, cliff dwellings.
PC.181.619, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.716, n.d.
Woman at left possibly Edith Kolb on Bass Trail.
PC.181.323, n.d.
Bass Trail, cliff dwellings--Indian ruin on Bass Trail.
PC.181.351, n.d.
Bass Trail, cliff dwellings.
PC.181.119, n.d.
Bass Trail, Hazel bass at cliff dwellings.
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4.60 Trails-Bright Angel Trail, n.d.
PC.181.857, n.d.
Bright Angel Trail, Bert Lauzon on the bridge over the Colorado..
PC.181.830, n.d.
Bright Angel Trail.
PC.181.851, n.d.
Bright Angel Trail.
PC.181.337, n.d.
Bright Angel Trail, shoveling snow.
PC.181.760, n.d.
Suspension on Bridge near Bright Angel Creek.
PC.181.538, n.d.
Bright Angel Trail, "Devil's Corkscrew" (hand painted by Kolb Bros.).
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4.61 Trails-Bright Angel-Indian Gardens, n.d.
Includes PC.181.3878--Supai Indian garden on Bright Angel Trail.
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4.62 Miscellaneous Views, n.d.
PC.181.339, n.d.
Battleship Rock.
PC.181.829, n.d.
Tree struck by lightening near Grandview.
PC.181.877, n.d.
Road between the Tin House and the White House.
PC.181.449, n.d.
"The Old Lunch Tree".
Subseries 10.5: Miscellaneous, n.d.
Contains photos of animals (burros, horses, sheep, deer), hunting trips, mining, Rainbow Bridge trip, Wickenburg, Prescott Fourth of July celebration, and Bass/Shinumo views.
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4.63A Animals (Burros, Horses), n.d.
PC.181.279, n.d.
"Darkey" The horse on Pasture Wash.
PC.181.218, n.d.
Bass Camp, loaded burros.
PC.181.468, n.d.
Bass Camp, shoeing burro.
PC.181.578, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.577, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.779, n.d.
Tuba City.
PC.181.649, n.d.
In front of El Tovar Hotel.
PC.181.836, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.480, n.d.
Horse with Bass brand.
PC.181.224, n.d.
"Don", a horse showing Bass brand.
PC.181.655, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.898, n.d.
Bass Trail, W.W. Bass with burros.
PC.181.889, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.855, n.d.
Baby burro on the Tonto.
PC.181.872, n.d.
John Hall with baby burro on the Tonto.
PC.181.202, n.d.
Mystic Spring-3 burros.
PC.181.729, n.d.
Unidentified.
PC.181.409, n.d.
River Camp, north side, 3 burros.
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4.63B Animals (Sheep, Deer), n.d.
PC.181.818, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.725, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.114, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.111, n.d.
unidentified.
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4.64 Misc-Animals and hunting, n.d.
PC.181.890, n.d.
Jack Tucker.
PC.181.815, n.d.
Jack Tucker.
PC.181.711, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.712, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.811, n.d.
Jack Tucker with mountain line (Tucker was an engineer with the railroad. The lion measure 9'9" from tip to tip).
PC.181.348, n.d.
Bass camp, deer skins from a north rim hunt.
PC.181.386, n.d.
Bass Camp, deerskins.
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4.65 Miners and mining, n.d.
PC.181.219, n.d.
Bass Camp, Harry Jennings with pack train leaving for copper mine.
PC.181.354, n.d.
Bass Trail-Pack train on the trail to mines.
PC.181.200, n.d.
Copper Canyon.
PC.181.658, n.d.
Man with pick axe, small dog (Copper Canyon, Bass or Bleak?).
PC.181.665, n.d.
Three men and burros in canyon.
PC.181.663, n.d.
Man with loaded burros in Canyon (plate chipped).
PC.181.716, n.d.
Canyon view, men with pack train.
PC.181.169, n.d.
unidentified.
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4.66 Miscellaneous, n.d.
PC.181.645, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.671, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.673, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.640, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.680, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.758, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.767, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.636, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.642, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.632, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.643, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.1121, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.1118, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.1115, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.1116, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.1113, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.1117, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.1120, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.1119, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.1122, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.1114, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.114 duplicate, n.d.
unidentified.
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4.67 Misc-Rainbow Bridge. 1926 trip, 1926.
PC.181.783, 1926.
"Elephant's Feet" near Red Lake.
PC.181.794, 1926.
Rainbow Lodge.
PC.181.786, 1926.
Rainbow Lodge.
PC.181.789, 1926.
Cabins at Rainbow Lodge.
PC.181.784, 1926.
Rainbow Bridge Trip.
PC.181.790, 1926.
Rainbow Bridge Trip.
PC.181.787, 1926.
Rainbow Bridge Trip.
PC.181.791, 1926.
Rainbow Bridge Trip.
PC.181.793, 1926.
Rainbow Bridge Trip.
PC.181.788, 1926.
Rainbow Bridge Trip.
PC.181.780, 1926.
Rainbow Bridge Trip.
PC.181.785, 1926.
Rainbow Bridge Trip.
PC.181.781, 1926.
Rainbow Bridge Trip.
PC.181.782, 1926.
Rainbow Bridge Trip.
PC.181.792, 1926.
Rainbow Bridge Trip.
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4.68 Old Swimming pool, Wickenburg, n.d.
PC.181.918, 1926.
unidentified.
PC.181.919, 1926.
unidentified.
PC.181.918, 1926.
unidentified.
PC.181.913, 1926.
unidentified.
PC.181.912, 1926.
unidentified.
PC.181.917, 1926.
unidentified.
PC.181.916, 1926.
unidentified.
PC.181.915, 1926.
unidentified.
PC.181.921, 1926.
unidentified.
PC.181.914, 1926.
unidentified.
PC.181.920, 1926.
unidentified.
PC.181.94, 1926.
unidentified.
PC.181.910, 1926.
unidentified.
PC.181.628, 1926.
Bass family service station in Wickenburg.
PC.181.923, 1926.
Bass family service station in Wickenburg.
PC.181.922, 1926.
Bass family service station in Wickenburg.
PC.181.687, 1926.
unidentified.
PC.181.663, 1926.
Unidentified.
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4.69 Prescott Fourth of July Celebration, 1917.
PC.181.766, 1926.
Unidentified.
PC.181.795, 1926.
Prescott fourth of July 1917.
PC.181.796, 1926.
Prescott fourth of July 1917.
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4.70 Slides-Bass/Shinumo views, (color), 1980.
Includes 6 pages of colored Kodachrome slides with views of the Grand Canyon from Bass and Shinumo Creek.
4.70 Unidentified, n.d.
Includes PC.181.659, 641, 755, 668, 601, 653, 683, 589, 650, 932, 686, 585, 769, 774, 664, 631--all unidentified photos.
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5.1 Album A, n.d.
Includes photocopy of Bass photograph album (copy only available due to fragile condition of original).
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5.2 Album B, n.d.
Includes photocopy of Kolb Brothers Photograph album (copy only available due to fragile condition of originial). Original is hand colored. For research purposes only. Permission to copy must be obtained from copyright holder.
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5.3 PC.181.1108, n.d.
Oversize photo: red wall limestone cliff capped by Aubrey red sandtone on trail leading up Shinumo Creek, 2 miles from river. Grand Canyon of the Colorado River, Arizona.
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5.4 PC.181.1107, n.d.
Oversize photo: Buttes west of Vishnu's Temple, from the south side of Colorado River, Grand Canyon, Arizona.
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5.5 PC.181.1106, n.d.
Oversize photo: Looking northeast from the foot of Grand View Trail, from south side of Grand Canyon of the Colorado River, Arizona.
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5.6 PC.181.1105, n.d.
Oversize photo: Looking west from the granite gorge in the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River, Arizona.View taken at foot of Grand View Trail.
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5.7 PC.181.1104, n.d.
Oversize photo: Bridal Veil Falls, Year 1898 renamed Havasu Falls.
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5.8 PC.181.1112, n.d.
Oversize photo: red wall limestone cliff opened by Aubrey red sandtone on trail leading up Shinumo Creek, 2 miles from river. Grand Canyon of the Colorado River, Arizona.
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5.9 PC.181.1111, n.d.
Oversize photo: looking northwest from Rowe's Poiint into Grand Canyon of the Colorado River, Arizona.
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5.10 PC.181.1110, n.d.
Oversize photo: red wall limestone cliff capped by Aubrey red sandtone with brian shales and sandstones at base on trail leading up Shinumo Creek, 2 miles from river. Grand Canyon of the Colorado River, Arizona.
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5.11 PC.181.1107, n.d.
Oversize photo: Looking north up the Grand Canyon, Arizona from south side of Bissel's point. At the left the Archean, Algonkian, and cambrian rocks are shown in uncomformable contrast.
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5.3 PC.181.1113, n.d.
Oversize photo: Point Sublime, from below Havasupai Point, Grand Canyon of the Colorado River, Arizona.
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6.1 Oversize--Bass Family, n.d.
PC.181.394, n.d.
Mrs. Dodge, Mrs. Bass and children, Los Angeles.
PC.181.1103, n.d.
unidentified.
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6.2 Oversize--People identified, 1914-1944.
Includes PC.181.1102.
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6.3 Oversize-Indians, Havasupai, 1895.
PC.181.374, 1895.
Havasupai Village, Mrs. Grey, Moffett, Shottenkirk, W.W. and Mrs. Bass, photopgrapher 1895.
PC.181.1101, n.d.
Wigleeya formation-Cataract canyon, Havasupai man at right.
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6.4 Oversize, Tourist Groups (GWI), n.d.
Includes PC.181.375-Cory party
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6.5 Oversize-Tourism-Tourist groups, Hearst Party, n.d.
PC.181.370, n.d.
Hearst party.
PC.181.382, n.d.
Hearst party.
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6.6 Oversize-Tourism--Camps, Campsites, n.d.
Includes PC.181.204, Hunting party on North Rim.
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6.7 Oversize--Canyon-Cataract/Havasu Waterfalls, n.d.
Includes PC.181.527, Mooney Falls.
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6.8 Oversize--Canyons-Havasu/Cataract, n.d.
Includes PC.181.544 Havasu canyon, travertine (James photo).
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7.1 Photograph Album, n.d.
Photograph album created by Putnam and Valentine, Grand Canyon views. For research purposes only. Permission to copy must be obtained by the copyright holder.
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8.1 Photograph Album, n.d.
Photograph album created by Putnam and Valentine, Grand Canyon views. For research purposes only. Permission to copy must be obtained by the copyright holder.
Subseries 10.6: Rare photos, 1898
Contains stereographs, daguerreotypes, an ambrotype, tintypes, and photograph albums .
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9.PC.181.1008 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1009 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1010 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1011 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1012 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1007 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.718 Hopi Weaver, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1002 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1004 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1005 Oaili Indian Village, Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1001 Snake Dance of Moki, 1898.
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9.PC.181.1003 Snake Dance at Alibi Village, 1898.
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9.PC.181.1006 Flute Dance at Wolpi Village, "Moki" Indian Reservation, 1898.
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9.PC.181.1021 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1017 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1060 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1042 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1043 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1020 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1024 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1029 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1016 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1022 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1023 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1028 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1027 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1015 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1013 Hermit's Rest entrance arch, Grand Canyon, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1018 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1046 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1039 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1019 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1049 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1050 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1057 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1056 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1038 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1054 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1045 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1051 Crystal Cave in Supai Canyon, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1063 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1053 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1061 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1037 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1038b unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1036 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1033 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1047 Dick Pillar, Grand Scenic Divide, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1032 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1031 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1026 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1048 Havasu Canyon, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1055 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1052 On the Shinumo, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1030 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1059 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1034 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1035 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1014 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1041 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1062 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1040 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1058 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1025 unidentified, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1076 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1065 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1066 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1067 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1068 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1064 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1069 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1070 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1071 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1072 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1073 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1083 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1084 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1085 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1082 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1078 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1080 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1084 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1079 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1075 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1074 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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9.PC.181.1086 Seal Head Rock on Esplanade-Bass Trail, n.d.
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9.PC.181 Stereographs belonging to Ada Diefendorf, n.d.
8 stereographs belonging to Ada Diefendorf showing various photos. Unnumbered and n.d.
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10.PC.181 Cased items, n.d.
Includes 4 daguerreotypes, 1 ambrotype, 2 tintypes.
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9.PC.181.1076 The Grand Canyon of Arizona, The Cataract Canon of Arizona, n.d.
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11.PC.181.524 Jane Diefendorf tintype, n.d.
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11.PC.181.494 William H. Bass tintype, n.d.
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11.PC.181 TAda Bass and children tintype, n.d.
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11.PC.181.491 Bass tintype, n.d.
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12.1 Negative preserver, n.d.
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12.2 Rare, n.d.
PC.181.516, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.517, n.d.
Edith Bass (Lauzon) on right.
PC.181.521, n.d.
Jane Diefendorf.
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12.3 Rare, Bass, n.d.
PC.181.166, n.d.
unidentified.
PC.181.447, n.d.
Havasupai Canyon, sweat bath.
PC.181.256, n.d.
Shiumo camp, Bass, John waltenburg and Havasupai Indian.
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12.4 Kolb Album (rare) n.d.
Includes Kolb Brothers' album, "The Grand Canyon of Arizona". Includes pages from album, hand-painted photos by Kolb Brothers.
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12.5 Photo Album A, n.d.
Includes loose pages from at least three different albums. Photos numbers BC1-BC186.
Subseries 10.7: Lantern Slides, n.d.
Contains lantern slides of the Grand Canyon. The slides can also be found digitized on the Arizona Memory Project's website.
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13.PC.181.001 Bound for the Grand Canyon at Ash For Depot, n.d.
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13.PC.181.002 Bass cable crossing north side, n.d.
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13.PC.181.003 Jeckopunagi Spring in the Grand Canyon, n.d.
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13.PC.181.004 Three burros at Mystic Spring, n.d.
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13.PC.181.005 A rest on Bass Trail at Red Sandstone, n.d.
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13.PC.181.006 Zigzag on Supai Bass Trail, n.d.
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13.PC.181.007 F.H.Maude in boat just above Shinumo Rapids, n.d.
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13.PC.181.008 Bass packing a burro, n.d.
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13.PC.181.009 Burro riders at Wheeler Fold, n.d.
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13.PC.181.010 Cable crossing at Bass Trail, n.d.
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13.PC.181.011 Grand canyon river camp, early morning, n.d.
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13.PC.181.012 Horse suspended from gondola, n.d.
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13.PC.181.013 House by a creek, probably at Wai-Mel (Caves), n.d.
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13.PC.181.014 Mort Stanley, at Caves, n.d.
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13.PC.181.015 Bass cable crossing, n.d.
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13.PC.181.016 Rowing a canoe in the Grand Canyon, n.d.
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13.PC.181.017 Getting down the boat for landing, n.d.
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13.PC.181.018 Man drinking from a puddle, n.d.
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13.PC.181.019 Three men and horses make their way along Bass Trail, n.d.
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13.PC.181.020 Party on Bass Trail, n.d.
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13.PC.181.021 Group in a boat in a Grand Canyon creek, n.d.
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13.PC.181.022 W.W. Bass and G.A.R. loosening rusted cable, n.d.
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13.PC.181.023 Men in a boat and a swimming horse cross the Colorado River, n.d.
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13.PC.181.024 Boat crossing the Colorado River, n.d.
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13.PC.181.025 Two boats crossing the Colorado River at Bass Trail, n.d.
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13.PC.181.026 Shoeing a burro, n.d.
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13.PC.181.027 River channel cutting through the canyon, n.d.
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13.PC.181.028 Men camping in Rain Water Basin, n.d.
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13.PC.181.029 Bass chopping wood at camp, n.d.
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13.PC.181.030 Horses and men along the lower portion of the Bass Trail below Redwall Canyon, n.d.
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13.PC.181.031 Redwall along the Bass Trail, n.d.
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13.PC.181.032 Balanced rock on the Esplanade Trail, n.d.
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13.PC.181.033 Shinumo Creek flowing, n.d.
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13.PC.181.034 Looking north over the canyon from Bass Camp, n.d.
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13.PC.181.035 Scene on Shinumo Creek, n.d.
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13.PC.181.036 Shinumo Gorge and Creek, n.d.
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13.PC.181.037 Shinumo Creek after a storm, n.d.
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13.PC.181.038 Overlooking Bass Canyon, n.d.
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13.PC.181.039 Native American ruins near Bass, n.d.
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13.PC.181.040 West from Sunset Point, n.d.
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13.PC.181.041 Sunset at Sunset Point, n.d.
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13.PC.181.042 River Gorge above rapids, n.d.
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13.PC.181.043 Cliff dwellings on Bass Trail, n.d.
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13.PC.181.044 Tree with distant red rock backdrop, n.d.
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13.PC.181.045 Seal head rock and natural bridge, n.d.
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13.PC.181.046 No man's land, n.d.
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13.PC.181.047 Horseshoe Mesa in Redwall Canyon, n.d.
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13.PC.181.048 Mt. Huethawali and Esplanade Route west of Bass Camp, n.d.
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13.PC.181.049 Native American ruins near the north side of the river, n.d.
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13.PC.181.050 Balanced rock, n.d.
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13.PC.181.051 Water fall in Shinumo Canyon after a storm, n.d.
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13.PC.181.052 Cliff dwelling on Fossil Mountain, n.d.
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13.PC.181.053 Running water in Shinumo Canyon, n.d.
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13.PC.181.054 Limestone precipice at Havasupai promontory, n.d.
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13.PC.181.055 Clouds after a storm, n.d.
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13.PC.181.056 Holy Grail Temple, n.d.
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13.PC.181.057 Looking down on river gorge from Dutton Point, n.d.
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13.PC.181.058 Three burros waiting, n.d.
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13.PC.181.059 Cardenas Bend west from Sunset Point, n.d.
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13.PC.181.060 Ruined cliff dwellings on sheer cliff wall, n.d.
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13.PC.181.061 Metates in ruins on Bass trail , n.d.
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13.PC.181.062 Three burros facing camera, n.d.
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13.PC.181.063 Cross bedded laminae in Coconino sandstone, n.d.
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13.PC.181.064 Close-up of Mount Huethawali, n.d.
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13.PC.181.065 Pueblo ruins in river gorge, n.d.
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13.PC.181.066 Grassy plain near Dutton Point, n.d.
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14.PC.181.067 Ruins of Native American lookout, n.d.
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14.PC.181.068 Bass Trail cliff ruins, n.d.
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14.PC.181.069 Looking out from Bass Trail, n.d.
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14.PC.181.070 Looking down at men on a ferry and swimming horses, n.d.
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14.PC.181.071 Maude and Bass, Grand Canyon Pioneers, n.d.
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14.PC.181.072 Muav limestone pinnacle, n.d.
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14.PC.181.073 Shinumo Canyon and Creek after storm, n.d.
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14.PC.181.074 River Gorge below campsite, n.d.
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14.PC.181.075 Shinumo canyon above camp, n.d.
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14.PC.181.076 Reversed monocline at the end of Wheeler's Fold, n.d.
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14.PC.181.077 Colorado river running high, n.d.
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14.PC.181.078 Butte in Muav limestone and a Tonto slope, n.d.
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14.PC.181.079 Bass setting his broken leg, n.d.
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14.PC.181.080 Bass Trail rapids, n.d.
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14.PC.181.081 View from tent enterance, n.d.
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14.PC.181.082 Rapids in a black rock gorge, n.d.
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14.PC.181.083 Schist and pegmatite veins in Granite Gorge, n.d.
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14.PC.181.084 Fault in Hotauta Canyon, n.d.
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14.PC.181.085 Fault at Waltenberg Canyon, n.d.
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14.PC.181.086 Balanced rock, n.d.
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14.PC.181.087 Line of demarcation of Coconino and Supai sandstone below Havasupai Point, n.d.
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14.PC.181.088 Looking east from the Havasupai promontory, n.d.
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14.PC.181.089 Small waterfall in Shinumo Creek, n.d.
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14.PC.181.090 Looking northeast from the Great Scenic Divide, n.d.
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14.PC.181.091 Five mile stretch of the Colorado River, n.d.
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14.PC.181.092 From Havasupai Point looking east, n.d.
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14.PC.181.093 Dox Castle and an Algonkian rock formation, n.d.
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14.PC.181.094 Sunset from Sunset Point near Bass Camp, n.d.
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14.PC.181.095 Scorpion on a rock, n.d.
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14.PC.181.096 Generalized columnar section of the rocks of Shinumo Quadrangle, n.d.
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14.PC.181.097 Lizards on a rock, n.d.
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14.PC.181.098 End of Grand Scenic Divide, n.d.
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14.PC.181.099 Clouds shadow on canyon, n.d.
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14.PC.181.100 Rapids at Bass Trail, n.d.
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14.PC.181.101 Low-hanging clouds at sunset, n.d.
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14.PC.181.102 Rainbow in Grand Canyon, n.d.
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14.PC.181.103 Rainstorm in Grand Canyon, n.d.
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14.PC.181.104 Grand Canyon clouds clearing after storm, n.d.
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14.PC.181.105 Great monoliths in Shinumo Creek, n.d.
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14.PC.181.106 Lizard on a rock at Shinumo camp, n.d.
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14.PC.181.107 Shinumo Canyon cliff caches, n.d.
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14.PC.181.108 Geologic intrusion in Shinumo Canyon, n.d.
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14.PC.181.109 Mescal pit on Shinumo Trail, n.d.
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14.PC.181.110 Kaibab limestone precipice, n.d.
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14.PC.181.111 Mt. Huethawali from the Esplanade, n.d.
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14.PC.181.112 Looking down trail from head of Marble Canyon, n.d.
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14.PC.181.113 Precipitous end of Havasupai Point, n.d.
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14.PC.181.114 Cliff dwellings on Havasupai Point, n.d.
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14.PC.181.115 Looking over river to mouth of Shinumo Creek, n.d.
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14.PC.181.116 Mouth of Shinumo Creek, n.d.
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14.PC.181.117 Looking up the mouth of Shinumo Creek, n.d.
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14.PC.181.118 Small waterfall at the mouth of the Shinumo Creek, n.d.
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14.PC.181.119 Looking west from Havasupai Point, n.d.
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14.PC.181.120 Great Scenic Divide, n.d.
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14.PC.181.121 Looking north from Esplanade to the Shinumo Amphitheater, n.d.
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14.PC.181.122 Looking from the Grand Scenic Divide, n.d.
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14.PC.181.123 Side canyon on Bass Trail, n.d.
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14.PC.181.124 River gorge from the Great Scenic Divide, n.d.
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14.PC.181.125 Algonkian wedge and the Colorado River, n.d.
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14.PC.181.126 Head of fault canyon, n.d.
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14.PC.181.127 One of Twin Buttes, n.d.
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14.PC.181.128 Limestone precipices in the Grand Canyon, n.d.
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14.PC.181.129 Mt. Huethawali, n.d.
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14.PC.181.130 Grand Scenic Divide, n.d.
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14.PC.181.131 Dick Pillar, n.d.
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15.PC.181.132 Man climbing end of Great Scenic Divide, n.d.
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15.PC.181.133 Lunch by Colorado River, n.d.
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15.PC.181.134 Men and horses on a Grand Canyon trail, n.d.
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15.PC.181.135 Bass Camp and ruins of Native American lookout, n.d.
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15.PC.181.136 Cable crossing at Asbestos Canyon, n.d.
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15.PC.181.137 Car passing red rock formation, n.d.
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15.PC.181.138 Testing the Bass cage for a trip across the river, n.d.
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15.PC.181.139 Four men and the 982 train, n.d.
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15.PC.181.140 Man standing outside early model Ford sedan, n.d.
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15.PC.181.141 Man and woman in sleeping bag by campfire, n.d.
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15.PC.181.142 Two men on horses outside a tent, n.d.
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15.PC.181.143 Horse and men cross the Colorado River, n.d.
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15.PC.181.144 Touring the Painted Desert, n.d.
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15.PC.181.145 Sandstorm on Painted Desert, n.d.
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15.PC.181.146 Picnic by a Ford Phaeton, n.d.
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15.PC.181.147 Driving by pondersa pines in the Grand Canyon, n.d.
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15.PC.181.148 View from Lees Ferry, n.d.
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15.PC.181.149 Glimpse of El Tovar, n.d.
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15.PC.181.150 Mouth of the Paria River, n.d.
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15.PC.181.151 Lees Ferry, n.d.
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15.PC.181.152 :ees Ferry from above, n.d.
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15.PC.181.153 Covered wagon crossing at Lees Ferry, n.d.
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15.PC.181.154 Panning for gold in the Colorado River, n.d.
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15.PC.181.155 Lonely Dell Ranch at Lees Ferry, n.d.
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15.PC.181.156 John Lee and two favorite wives, n.d.
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15.PC.181.157 Noontide rest on banks of Colorado River in Glen Canyon, n.d.
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15.PC.181.158 Williams in the 1880s, n.d.
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15.PC.181.159 Williams in 1889, n.d.
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15.PC.181.160 Wo;;oa,s om 1895, n.d.
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15.PC.181.161 On way to Lees Ferry in covered wagon, n.d.
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15.PC.181.162 Flagstaff in 1883, n.d.
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15.PC.181.163 Horse swimming across Colorado River, n.d.
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15.PC.181.164 Two boats on Colorado River, n.d.
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15.PC.181.165 Shinumo Creek camp, n.d.
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15.PC.181.166 U.S. Geologic Survey party launching boat, n.d.
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15.PC.181.167 On trail in Supai sandstone, n.d.
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15.PC.181.168 Wheeler fold on Bass Trail, n.d.
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15.PC.181.169 Burro train on red rock trail, n.d.
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15.PC.181.170 People in a Bass camp carriage, n.d.
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15.PC.181.171 Bass sitting on edge of rift, n.d.
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15.PC.181.172 Bass and his blue bird, n.d.
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15.PC.181.173 Massive rock walls by two men in a canoe, n.d.
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15.PC.181.174 cable crossing river, n.d.
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15.PC.181.175 Horses and a rider in havasu canyon on the Topacoba Trail, n.d.
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15.PC.181.176 On the Topacoba Trail, n.d.
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15.PC.181.177 In the cataract Canyon on the Hualapai Trail, n.d.
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15.PC.181.178 In the Cataract Canyon on the Topacoba Trail, n.d.
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15.PC.181.179 Burro train in Cataract and the Hulapai Canyons, n.d.
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15.PC.181.180 Colorado River at the end of Granite Gorge, n.d.
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15.PC.181.181 Resting on the Topacoba Trail, n.d.
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15.PC.181.182 Horse and car outside wooden structures, n.d.
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15.PC.181.183 Men, horses and a carriage hitched to two horses, n.d.
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15.PC.181.184 Crossing the Little Colorado River, n.d.
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15.PC.181.185 Two girls and a man in front of large boulder, n.d.
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15.PC.181.186 On the Topacoba Trail, n.d.
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15.PC.181.187 Fred Stone twirling a riata, n.d.
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15.PC.181.188 Men on top of a natural column at the beach, n.d.
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15.PC.181.189 Burros at Mystic Spring, n.d.
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15.PC.181.190 Shinumo Canyon and Creek after storm, n.d.
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15.PC.181.191 cable Crossing at Bass Trail, n.d.
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16.PC.181.192 Two people on a horse in the distance, n.d.
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16.PC.181.193 Sweat lodge and ramade in Cataract Canyon, n.d.
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16.PC.181.194 Native American family in Cataract Canyon, n.d.
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16.PC.181.195 Mesa Verde relics displayed on a rock shelf, n.d.
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16.PC.181.196 Havasupai schoolboys on a rock, n.d.
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16.PC.181.197 Blind Havasupai woman grinding flour, n.d.
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16.PC.181.199 Navajo blanket weaver at her loom, n.d.
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16.PC.181.200 Three men sitting under a ramada, n.d.
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16.PC.181.201 Navajo hogan, n.d.
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16.PC.181.202 Havasupai person by ramada in Cataract Canyon, n.d.
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16.PC.181.203 Children posing on top of a stone structure, n.d.
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16.PC.181.204 Looking in to Bass Canyon, n.d.
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16.PC.181.205 Man prepared to butcher animal carcass, n.d.
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16.PC.181.206 Cliff dwelling or store house on Havasupai Promontory, n.d.
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16.PC.181.207 Burro foal on a leash, n.d.
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16.PC.181.208 Metates in ruins in cliff-dwelling, n.d.
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16.PC.181.209 Horses waiting to be watered, n.d.
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16.PC.181.210 Rock wall reflected in water, n.d.
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16.PC.181.211 Ramp in Hualapai Canyon, n.d.
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16.PC.181.212 Jasper rocks with Dox Castle in background, n.d.
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16.PC.181.213 Redwall in Bass Canyon, n.d.
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16.PC.181.214 Bass setting his broken leg, n.d.
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16.PC.181.215 Bridal Veil Falls, n.d.
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16.PC.181.216 Head of Hulapai Trail, n.d.
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16.PC.181.217 cataract Canyon below Bridal Veil Falls, n.d.
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16.PC.181.218 Tethered bird of prey on upturned crate, n.d.
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16.PC.181.219 Native American ruins north of Colorado River, n.d.
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16.PC.181.220 Group of brick structures near a canyon, n.d.
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16.PC.181.221 Men standing by hanging animal carcass, n.d.
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16.PC.181.222 Grand Canyon National Park roads and trails map, n.d.
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16.PC.181.223 Looknig down Cataract Canyon, n.d.
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16.PC.181.224 Desert and San Francisco Peaks, n.d.
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16.PC.181.225 Pillars in Cataract Canyon, n.d.
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16.PC.181.226 Clouds in sky; Hopi mesas in distance, n.d.
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16.PC.181.227 Grave monument of Charles A. and Olga Brant, n.d.
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16.PC.181.228 Artist and companion stand in front of canvas, n.d.
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16.PC.181.229 tilted granite schist, n.d.
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16.PC.181.230 1929 Navajo Bridge spanning Marble Canyon, n.d.
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16.PC.181.231 Marble canyon, the Colorado River, and the 1929 Navajo Bridge, n.d.
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16.PC.181.232 Marble Canyon near the bridge, n.d.
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16.PC.181.233 Marble Canyon above bridge, n.d.
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16.PC.181.234 Colorado River with Dox Castle in background, n.d.
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16.PC.181.235 Junction of Havasu Creek and Colorado River, n.d.
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16.PC.181.236 Oak Creel cavate dwellings, n.d.
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16.PC.181.237 Old Lookout tower, n.d.
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16.PC.181.238 Grand Canyon elevations profile and comparisons, n.d.
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16.PC.181.239 Colorado River near Lees Ferry in Marble Canyon, n.d.
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16.PC.181.240 Men standing on a lookout, n.d.
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16.PC.181.241 Mooney Falls, n.d.
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16.PC.181.242 Point Sublime from north end of Frand Scenic Divide, n.d.
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16.PC.181.243 El Tovar Hotel and top of trail from west, n.d.
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16.PC.181.244 Coconino Sandstone false bedding, n.d.
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16.PC.181.245 Forest Service flood warning publication, n.d.
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16.PC.181.246 Hermit's Rest, n.d.
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16.PC.181.247 Beaver Falls in Cataract Canyon, n.d.
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16.PC.181.248 Man holding burro by neck, n.d.
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16.PC.181.249 Pluto's Workshop, n.d.
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16.PC.181.250 Grand Canyon east from Havasupai Point, n.d.
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16.PC.181.251 Pink cliffs in the Grand Canyon, n.d.
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16.PC.181.252 Inner gorge at sunset, n.d.
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16.PC.181.253 Elevation diagram, n.d.
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16.PC.181.254 Algonkian wedge diabase intrusion, n.d.
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16.PC.181.255 Dinosaur track, n.d.
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17.PC.181.256 Red cliff wall looking east from Havasupai Point, n.d.
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17.PC.181.257 Tonto Esplanade and Muav Butte, n.d.
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17.PC.181.258 Algonkian nonconformity and fault, n.d.
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17.PC.181.259 Low-hanging clouds near mesas, n.d.
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17.PC.181.260 Looking down into river gorge, n.d.
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17.PC.181.261 Intrusion of diabase rocks in Algonkian fault, n.d.
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17.PC.181.262 Smooth boulder balancing on smooth rock outcropping, n.d.
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17.PC.181.263 Storm in canyon from Bass Camp, n.d.
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17.PC.181.264 Tarantula on the ground, n.d.
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17.PC.181.265 Chalk Canyon, n.d.
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17.PC.181.266 Supai red sandstone in Hualapai Canyon, n.d.
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17.PC.181.267 Lush canyon above the bend in the river where the Wii'igliva stand guard, n.d.
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17.PC.181.268 Vegetation and red cliffs in Cataract Canyon, n.d.
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17.PC.181.269 Looking out from Grand Scenic Divide, n.d.
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17.PC.181.270 Mouth of Shinumo Creek, n.d.
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17.PC.181.271 Shinumo Creek, n.d.
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17.PC.181.272 River gorge looking east showing granite uplife, n.d.
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17.PC.181.273 Shinumo Creek rock monolith, n.d.
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17.PC.181.274 Mouth of Shinumo Creek, n.d.
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17.PC.181.275 Creamtory Gluch in Cataract Canyon, n.d.
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17.PC.181.276 Beaver Canyon, n.d.
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17.PC.181.277 Cataract Canyon, n.d.
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17.PC.181.278 Child sitting atop a burro, n.d.
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17.PC.181.279 Granite monolith at the mouth of Shinumo Creek, n.d.
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17.PC.181.280 Travertine dam in Cataract Canyon, n.d.
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17.PC.181.281 Cataract Canyon cave entrance, n.d.
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17.PC.181.282 Cataract Canyon creek above the Wii'igliva monoliths, n.d.
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17.PC.181.283 Havasu Canyon near the junction with the Colorado River, n.d.
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17.PC.181.284 Fossil Mountain and Grand Scenic Divide from rim, n.d.
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17.PC.181.285 Jointed diorite near the river gorge, n.d.
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17.PC.181.286 Rapids at the foot of Bass Trail, n.d.
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17.PC.181.287 River gorge east from Bass Crossing, n.d.
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17.PC.181.288 Looking out at canyon from Bass Camp, n.d.
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17.PC.181.289 Fault in Granite Gorge west from Shinumo Divide, n.d.
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17.PC.181.290 Sunset from Signal Hill, n.d.
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17.PC.181.291 River gorge looking east, n.d.
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17.PC.181.292 Rapids near Bass Trail, n.d.
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17.PC.181.293 Granite Gorge west from Shinumo Divide, n.d.
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17.PC.181.294 Rainbow Bridge, n.d.
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17.PC.181.295 Nonnezoshe, n.d.
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17.PC.181.296 Mouth of Havasu Creek, n.d.
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17.PC.181.297 Cataract canyon below Bridal Veil Falls, n.d.
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17.PC.181.298 Man crosses ladder bridge at the mouth of Cataract Canyon, n.d.
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17.PC.181.299 Rainbow Bridge, n.d.
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17.PC.181.300 Hualapai Canyon flood, n.d.
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17.PC.181.301 Sun Temple, Mesa Verde National Park, n.d.
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17.PC.181.302 Auto touristing in the Southwest, n.d.
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17.PC.181.303 Square Tower House, Mesa Verde National Park, n.d.
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17.PC.181.304 Old entrance to Balcony House, inner side, n.d.
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17.PC.181.305 Climbing to Balcony House, n.d.
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17.PC.181.306 Old entrance to Blacony House, outer side, n.d.
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17.PC.181.307 Spruce Tree House, from across canyon, n.d.
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17.PC.181.308 Man in tie riding a burro, n.d.
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17.PC.181.309 Far View Tower ruins, n.d.
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17.PC.181.310 cameron suspension bridge over the Little Colorado, n.d.
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17.PC.181.311 Blacony House, n.d.
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17.PC.181.312 Cliff dwelling entrance, The fat man's misery, n.d.
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17.PC.181.313 Child sitting atop a burro, n.d.
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17.PC.181.314 Pipe Shrine House, n.d.
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17.PC.181.315 Tuba suspension bridge, n.d.
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17.PC.181.316 Northwest from Havasupai Point, n.d.
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17.PC.181.317 Yucca in Grand Canyon, n.d.
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17.PC.181.318 Painted Desert, n.d.
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17.PC.181.319 Grand Canyon walls, n.d.
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17.PC.181.320 canyon bottom with waterfall, n.d.
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17.PC.181.321 Spruce Tree House, northern portion, n.d.
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17.PC.181.322 Storm-beaten pinon tree at Havasupai Point, n.d.
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18.PC.181.323 Navajo Mountain, n.d.
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18.PC.181.324 Coconino cross-bedded sandstone, n.d.
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18.PC.181.325 Dick Pillar at the end of the Grand Scenic Divide, n.d.
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18.PC.181.326 Cliff Palace, southern portion, n.d.
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18.PC.181.327 Looking down on rainbow over Grand Canyon, n.d.
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18.PC.181.328 Winter Clouds in the canyon, n.d.
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18.PC.181.329 Petrified tree sections, n.d.
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18.PC.181.330 Dinosaur tracks, n.d.
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18.PC.181.331 Down canyon at Hick's Point, n.d.
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18.PC.181.332 Labyrinth of pinnacles, n.d.
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18.PC.181.334 Powell's monument, n.d.
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18.PC.181.335 East temple in Zion Canyon, n.d.
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18.PC.181.336 Looking down into canyon, n.d.
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18.PC.181.337 Glen Canyon, n.d.
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18.PC.181.338 Group in front of Powell's Monument, n.d.
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18.PC.181.339 Petrified pumpkins, n.d.
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18.PC.181.340 Geologic column, n.d.
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18.PC.181.341 Pointing to a bird's nest in a saguaro, n.d.
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18.PC.181.342 Dinosaur tracks, n.d.
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18.PC.181.343 Sloping Grand Canyon walls, n.d.
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18.PC.181.344 River Gorge and Dox Canyon, n.d.
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18.PC.181.345 Dinosaur tracks, n.d.
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18.PC.181.346 Looking up at Dox Castle, n.d.
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18.PC.181.347 Montezuma Castle, n.d.
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18.PC.181.348 Two columns at the edge of a cliff, n.d.
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18.PC.181.349 Clouds in the canyon, n.d.
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18.PC.181.350 Bridal Veil Falls in Cataract Canyon n.d.
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18.PC.181.351 Fire Temple and New Fire House, n.d.
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18.PC.181.352 Pipe Shrine House, kiva, n.d.
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18.PC.181.353 Megalithic House at Far View, n.d.
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18.PC.181.354 Painted Desert, n.d.
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18.PC.181.355 Petrified pumpkin patch, n.d.
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18.PC.181.356 Petrified pumpkins, n.d.
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18.PC.181.357 Far View House, n.d.
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18.PC.181.358 Yavapai Point museum, n.d.
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18.PC.181.359 Skinny dipping, n.d.
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18.PC.181.360 Snow-covered Grand Canyon, n.d.
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18.PC.181.361 Granite Gorge, n.d.
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18.PC.181.362 Cliff-dwelling, n.d.
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18.PC.181.363 1929 Navajo Bridge spanning Marble Canyon n.d.
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18.PC.181.364 Dry creek bed in the Grand Canyon, n.d.
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18.PC.181.365 Arch in the Grand Canyon, n.d.
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18.PC.181.366 Bright Angel Trail, n.d.
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18.PC.181.367 sunset in Zion National Park, n.d.
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18.PC.181.368 Oak Creek, n.d.
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18.PC.181.369 Looking down into river gorge, n.d.
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18.PC.181.370 Building near Buttes, n.d.
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18.PC.181.371 Flat rock balanced atop a column, n.d.
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18.PC.181.372 Ruins of Native American buildings, n.d.
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18.PC.181.373 Man on rock pointing, n.d.
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18.PC.181.374 Arizona cliffrose, n.d.
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18.PC.181.375 Men forming a line on red rock boulders, n.d.
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18.PC.181.376 Redbud Canyon, n.d.
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18.PC.181.377 Men on horses in canyon looking at red rock formations, n.d.
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18.PC.181.378 Man on horseback next to red rock cliff wall, n.d.
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18.PC.181.379 Coal Mine Canyon, n.d.
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18.PC.181.380 Redbud Trail, n.d.
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18.PC.181.381 Navajo Bridge, n.d.
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18.PC.181.382 Map of Arizona and New Mexico, n.d.
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18.PC.181.383 Castellated rock in Oak Creek Canyon, n.d.
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18.PC.181.384 Hoodoos, n.d.
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18.PC.181.385 White buildings and a windmill atop a hill, n.d.
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18.PC.181.386 Sam Xavier Mission nave and apse, n.d.
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18.PC.181.387 Painted Desert, n.d.
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18.PC.181.388 Lone butte, n.d.
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18.PC.181.389 Cliff wall with some vegetation, n.d.
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19.PC.181.390 Purple mountain with red stripes, n.d.
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19.PC.181.391 Bright Angel bridge, n.d.
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19.PC.181.392 Coal mine in Moenkopi, Arizona, n.d.
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19.PC.181.393 Blue Canyon rock formations, n.d.
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19.PC.181.394 Flood over Staircase Trail in Cataract Canyon, n.d.
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19.PC.181.395 Grand Scenic Divide, n.d.
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19.PC.181.396 Elephant's Feet, n.d.
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19.PC.181.397 Keet Seel caveate ruins, n.d.
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19.PC.181.398 East side of Turquoise Canyon, n.d.
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19.PC.181.399 Montezuma Castle, n.d.
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19.PC.181.400 Pine forest destroyed by fire, n.d.
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19.PC.181.401 Forest fire in Arapaho National Forest, one hour after starting, n.d.
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19.PC.181.402 Redwood belt in Humboldt County (Calif.) burned by forest fire, n.d.
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19.PC.181.403 Map of southwestern United States, n.d.
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19.PC.181.404 View of White Mountain Indian Reservation across forest of Engelmann spruce, n.d.
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19.PC.181.405 Dust avenue, n.d.
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19.PC.181.406 A forest fire, n.d.
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19.PC.181.407 Cameron suspension bridge over the Little Colorado, n.d.
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19.PC.181.408 Turquoise amphitheater n.d.
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19.PC.181.409 Man seated in Sonoran desert, n.d.
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19.PC.181.410 Dense stand of redwoods on Bull Creek Flat, n.d.
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19.PC.181.411 Colorado River near Lees Ferry, n.d.
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19.PC.181.412 Marble Canyon, n.d.
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19.PC.181.413 Plain with mountains in background, n.d.
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19.PC.181.414 Rocky ground at Walpi, n.d.
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19.PC.181.415 Monument Valley's Thumb and Three Sisters, n.d.
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19.PC.181.416 Sandstone butte on a hill, n.d.
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19.PC.181.417 Monument Valley, n.d.
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19.PC.181.418 Adobe building with ristras of chili peppers, n.d.
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19.PC.181.419 Elephant's Feet, n.d.
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19.PC.181.420 A small herd of bison with mesas in background, n.d.
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19.PC.181.421 Brightly covered buttes, n.d.
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19.PC.181.422 Snow covered mountain behind red rock formation, n.d.
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19.PC.181.423 Indian paintbrush, n.d.
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19.PC.181.424 Red sandstone buttes, Oak Creek Canyon, n.d.
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19.PC.181.425 Four men at a river gorge, n.d.
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19.PC.181.426 Zion National Park near the Narrows, n.d.
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19.PC.181.427 Navajo Bridge, n.d.
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19.PC.181.428 Pine trees on a grassy hill, n.d.
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19.PC.181.429 Pine trees on a grassy hill, n.d.
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19.PC.181.430 Mesa in the distance, n.d.
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19.PC.181.431 Painted Desert and Petrified Forest, n.d.
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19.PC.181.432 Chunky sandstone spire, n.d.
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19.PC.181.433 Grand Canyon east from Havasupai Point, n.d.
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19.PC.181.434 Square sandstone column, n.d.
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19.PC.181.435 Men on horseback on rocky ground, n.d.
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19.PC.181.436 Many colors of the Grand Canyon, n.d.
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19.PC.181.437 Surrey by a stream, n.d.
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19.PC.181.438 Child sitting atop a burro, n.d.
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19.PC.181.439 Green waterfall, n.d.
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19.PC.181.440 Vegetation and placid water, n.d.
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19.PC.181.441 Sandstone cliff walls, n.d.
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19.PC.181.442 Head of Topacoba Trail, n.d.
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19.PC.181.443 Hole-in-the-rock, n.d.
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19.PC.181.444 View of Grand Canyon, n.d.
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19.PC.181.445 Bass, Jack and Shep, n.d.
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19.PC.181.446 Bass Trail--Bend in river, n.d.
Subseries 10.8: Glass Plates, n.d.
Contains glass plates with photos pertaining to the Grand Canyon.
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1.PC.181.601-627 unidentified, n.d.
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2.PC.181.628-647 unidentified, n.d.
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3.PC.181.648-687 unidentified, n.d.
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4.PC.181.688-714 unidentified, n.d.
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5.PC.181.715 Canyon view, seated/standing figures, n.d.
5.PC.181.715 Canyon view, men with pack train, n.d.
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5.PC.181.717A Bass Camp (?), Mt. Huethawali, appears to be a canyon view (1 of 2), n.d.
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1.PC.181.717B Bass Camp (?), Mt. Huethawali, appears to be a canyon view (2 of 2), n.d.
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5.PC.181.718 Hopi Weaver, n.d.
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5.PC.181.719 Canyon view, n.d.
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5.PC.181.7207 unidentified, n.d.
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5.PC.181.721 Canyon view, n.d.
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5.PC.181.722-729 unidentified, n.d.