Lower Colorado River: steamers

Lower Colorado River: salinity problem

Colorado River; power surveys and work

Water

Mohave County, Arizona

Kym's Guide (1960): Hoover Dam-Topock; Topock-Parker; Blythe-Yuma

Black Canyon (see also Box 348(29))

Cave/"Trunkman"

Ring Bolt Rock

Willow Beach

Roaring Rapids

Petroglyphs

Queho

Violent Rapids

Explorer Rock

Nelson

Eldorado Canyon; Camp El Dorado; Eldorado City; Eldorado Ferry

Dredge

Caves and desert rats

Searchlight; Searchlight Ferry

Four-Mile Rapid; Six-Mile Rapid

Whirlpool Bend

Round Island Rapid

Painted Canyon

Eagle Rock Dam site (60 miles above Needles)

Cottonwood Island

Cottonwood Landing

Chloride

Kingman

Pyramid Canyon; Bulls Head Dam site

Harpers

Alexander's Camp; Camp Alexander; Alexandria

Lake Mohave; Mohave Valley; Mojave Crossing

Davis Dam

Bullhead City; Holiday Shores

Beale Crossing; Hardyville; Hardy; Moss Mine; Hardy's Ferry

Deep Rapid

Pest House Rapid

Ives Point

Fort Colorado

Sam Todd Ferry

Oatman; Goldroad; Oldtrails

Mojave Indians; Mojave villages

Fort Mohave School

Camp Colorado; Fort Mohave; Mohave City; Navajo; Mojave River and Valley

Barstow

Railroad Surveys (35th Parallel Route); land grants; Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe; Denver & Rio Grande

Ma heca Ranch

Plympton Ranch

Needles

J.C. Brodie, "Down the Colorado." 1907.

Mohave and Milltown Railway: Ferry; Milltown; Leland Mine; Vivian Mine

Atlantic & Pacific pile bridge below Needles

James A Howard II, "New Mexico and Arizona Territories," 1977.

Howard R. Lamar, "Carpetbaggers Full of Dreams: A Functional View of the Arizona Pioneer Politician," 1965.

Arizona-California Boundary

Topock; Red Rock; Mellen

Mohave Mountains

The Needles; Box Canyon

Havasu City; Lake Havasu City

Havasu Lake

Corner Rock; Black Mountain

Chemehuevi Valley

Chemehuevi placers

Pittsburg Mine; Pittsburg Landing; Mohawk Group

Signal

Pyramid

Bill Williams Fork and River; Aubrey; Mountaineer Mine

Mahlon Dickerson Fairchild, "A Trip to the Colorado Mines in 1862," 1904.

Whipple Mountains

Central Arizona Project; Arizona Power Project

Parker Dam; Danon; Colorado River Aqueduct; Monument Canyon

Los Angeles-Owens Valley Aqueduct

Empire Flat

Parker; Dent's Landing; Earp

Camp Colorado

Colorado River Indian Reservation; Poston

Giant Indian Intaglios

La Paz; Laguna de la Paz

Bradshaw's Ferry; Bradshaw Trail

Hamilton Ferry; Goodman Ferry

Ehrenberg; Mineral City; Olivia; Olive City

Blythe

Wickenburg; Harqua Hala; Culling's Well

Sunburned Rocks

Quartzite

Ronald L. Ives, "Manje's Mercury Mines"

Weaver's Landing

Camp Lincoln

Cibola Valley

Rhodes Ranch; Rood; Rancho de las Yumas

Cane Brake Canyon

Walter's Camp; Draper Lake

Clip Mine

The Old Dutchman's Lost Ledge of Gold; Nummel's Gold; Lost Arch Mine; Trigo Mountain mines

Drift Desert

Brown, living on the California side

Norton's Landing

Picacho

Picacho Peak

Low desert camping

Castle Dome

Imperial Dam; All American Canal

Laguna Dam; Laguna placers; Potholes placers

Fort Gaston

San Dionysius; San Doonysio

No Man's Island

Arizona-California Boundary: the island

Gila River and Basin

Salt-Verde-White River Basin

Munchies; Monkey Indians; Nipicut

Globe; Superstition Mountains

A.W. Bork and Glen G. Boyer (ed.s), "The O.K. Corral Fight at Tombstone: A Footnote by Kate Elder," 1977.

Phoenix

Gila Trail

Oatman massacre; Olive Oatman

Wellton-Mohawk

Gila City

Arizona: general and tourist information

Yuma: general, I

Yuma: general, II

Yuma Crossing Missions

Camp Yuma

Yuma Ferries

Fort Yuma

Yuma: Civil War period

Father Paul Figueroa, "The Early Days of Yuma"

Arizona Territorial Prison

Charles P. Kendall, "Engineer's Nightmare: Bridging the Colorado at Yuma in 1915," 1978.

Gauge; Floods

Yuma County Historical Society

Railroad surveys: 32nd parallel route

Southern Pacific

Donald E. Worcester, "The Significance of the Spanish Borderlands to the United States," 1976.

Gadsden Purchase

Pilot Knob; Fort Defiance

Hanlon's Ferry; Pilot Knob

Andrade

Algodones Ferry

Morelos Dam

Imperial Valley; salt problem

J.W. Powell, "The New Lake in the Desert," 1891.

Imperial Valley; Dan Allen Willey, "The Winning of the Desert," 1905.

D.T. MacDougal, "The Desert Basins of the Colorado Delta, " 1907.

The Colorado Desert; W.C. Mendenhall, "The Colorado Desert," 1909.

Imperial Valley; Margaret Romer, "A History of Calexico," 1922.

Frank Schilling, "The Imperial Valley and Its Approaches," 1950.

Imperial Valley: early irrigation and water projects - J.P. Widney and Oliver Meredith Wozencraft

River control: levee break 1905-1906

Sharlott M. Hall, "The Problem of the Colorado River," 1906.

Salton Sea

Salton Sea; Helen Burns, Salton Sea Story

Desert agriculture

Tumco

Peg Leg Mine

Plank Road

Colorado River Delta

Colorado River Delta - general

C. J. Blanchard, "The Delta of the Colorado River and its Problems," 1906.

R. M. Priest, "Present Conditions on the Colorado River Delta," 1922.

"The Delta of the Colorado River" (map, 1926)

Charles Kirby Fox, "The Colorado Delta"

Godfrey Sykes, "The Colorado Delta," 1937.

Randolph Leigh, Forgotten Waters

C. P. Vetter, "The Colorado River Delta," 1949.

H. J. M., "The Chinaman and the 'Mullu' Fish"

United States/Mexico boundary

Nell Murbarger, "Mexico's Desert Highway," 1960.

Volcano Lake

Laguna Salada; Pattie Basin

Gonzales Ferry

Ogden's Landing

Gridiron

Lerdo Colony

Howard's Point

Old Soldier's Point

Robinson's Landing

Port Isabel (Shipyard); Shipyard Slough; Puerto Ysabel

Port Otis

Montague Island

Gulf of California

San Felipe Bay

Tiburon Island; Seri

Baja California

Sonora

Wyoming

Yellowstone Park

Oregon Trail; Lander Cut-off; Sublette Cut-off; California Trail

Laramie

Fort Halleck

Platte River Road: general; journals

Merrill J. Mattes, The Great Platte River Road (biblio.)

Richard E. Meyer (ed.), "The Denver Diary: Overland to California in 1850," 1975.

Devil's Gate; Sweetwater River; Independence Rock

Atlantic City; South Pass City

South Pass

The Green River (Seedskedee; Seeds Keeden; R. Zaguananos; Spanish Waters; River of the Spaniards; Susquadee; Seets Kadu)

Green River Lake; Bridger Wilderness

Fort Bonneville ("Fort Nonsense"; "Bonneville's Folly")

Horse Creek

Green River, latitude 42°

New Fork

La Barge Creek

Kinney's Ferry

Fontenelle Creek; Clyman's Fork

Sublette Cut-off: ferry

Ryan Ferry; Dennis Ryan; Elisha Ryan

Big Sandy; Little Sandy

Ferry; store run by Jim Baker; Frenchman

Mormon Trail and Ferry

Lombard Ferry

Green River Crossing

Other ferries on Green River

Green River, Wyoming

Union Pacific Railroad

Bitter Creek; Rock Springs

Seedskadee Project

Harsha Ranch: Mile 381-382

Mile 372-373

Clay Hole; Black's Fork; Ham's Fork

Bridger Bottom

Fort Bridger; Fort Supply

Holmes Ranch

Buckboard: Mile 343-344

Mile 338-339

Mile 335-336

Wyoming/Utah boundary

Daggett County

Manila; Linwood

Henry's Fork; Randavouze Creek; Mile 318-319

Flaming Gorge

Uintah Mountains

Boars Tusk Ridge

Horseshoe Canyon; Canyon of the Rapid; Neilson's Flat

Sheep Creek; Kingfisher Creek: Mile 309-310

Hideout Flat: Mile 307-308

Red Canyon

Carter Creek: Mile 304-305

Eagle Creek: Mile 303-304

Skull Creek: Mile 298-299

Trail Canyon; Amos Hill

Green Lakes; Green Lakes Lodge

Ashley Falls: Mile 292-293

Dutch John; Mrs. Eileen Williams

Allen Ford

Cart Creek

Flaming Gorge Dam and National Recreation Area; Red Canyon

Flaming Gorge Dam

Mount Lena

Little Hole; Little Davenport Creek: Mile 282-283

Red Creek Rapid: Mile 278-279

Brown's Hole

Jimmie Reed

Brown's Hole (Park): Dunham commentary

Fort Davy Crockett (see also Box 63)

Fort Davy Crockett: site excavation

Brown's Hole (Park): citizens

Brown's Hole: Charles Kelly

Peter Farquhar, "Influences of Isolation upon the Sequent Occupance of Browns Park," 1962.

Charley Crouse; Mary Crouse

Joe and Pablo Hueyere (Herrera, Herrara, Harrell, Herrill)

Brown's Hole: Baptiste Brown; Jean-Baptiste Chalifoux

Brown's Park: Tom Horn

Brown's Park: The Wild Bunch

Brown's Park: Bassett family

Brown's Park: Chew family

Hoy

Gale R. Rhoades and Kerry Ross Boren, "Brown's Hole - A Ghost Walk"; Gale R. Rhoades, "The Different Worlds of Matt Warner"

Brown's Park: river journals and records; John Wesley Powell

Swallow Canyon

Diamond Peak; diamond hoax

Diamond Mountain

Vermilion Creek

Douglas Mountain

Mile 240-241

Canyon of Lodore

Winnie's Rapid; Winnie's Grotto

Disaster Rapid - Mile 237-238

Lower Disaster Rapid - Mile 236-237

Wheatstack - Mile 235-236

Mile 234-235

Cliff of the Harp - Mile 233-234

Triplett Falls

Hell's Half Mile - Mile 231-232

Rippling Brook

Alcove Brook - Mile 228-229

Yampa River

Yampa River: residents, pre-historic, modern

Yampa River: exploration

Yampa River: A.G. Birch Denver Post article Sep. 16, 1928

Yampa River: Virginia McConnell, "Gone Beavers of Dinosaur," 1971.

Charles Kelly, "The Yampa"

Marston journal, Lily Park to foot of Split Mountain June 1950

Yampa River: Cross Canyon Transits

Jack Breed and Justin Locke, "Shooting Rapids in Dinosaur Country," Harold Gilliam, "Down Yampa in the Land of Carved Walls" 1954;

Pat's Hole; Echo Park

Pool Creek (Mile 224.4); Chew - Mile 224-225

Mitten Park

Echo Park/Dinosaur Dam

Whirlpool Canyon

Jones Hole; Jones Hole Creek; Bishop Creek; Diamond Gulch Creek - Mile 218-219

Kelly's Hole; Island Park

Rainbow Park

Split Mountain; Craggy Canyon

Moonshine Draw - Mile 206-207

Mile 205-206

Mile 201-202

Foot of Split Mountain - Mile 199-200

Dinosaur National Monument

Dinosaur National Monument: boating (rules and regulations, guide); wilderness

Uinta Basin; Wonsits Valley; Lake Uinta

Escalante Crossing; Indian Ford

Cub Creek - Mile 197-198

Water wheel

Gold dredge - Mile 191

Brush Creek - Mile 184-185

Burton Ferry; Billings Ferry - Mile 183-184

Wasatch Mountains

Dry Fork

Vernal; Jensen (Mile 181.9) - Mile 181-182

Ashley's Fork - Mile 179-180

Mau-be Ferry

Alhandra Ferry - Mile 172-173

Whiterocks; D. Julien inscription; Inscription Rock (House Rock)

Myton

Roosevelt, Utah

Fort Duchesne

Duchesne River (Uintah River, Winty River)

Hudson's Bay Company; trading post on the Uinta, rumors

Denver-Salt Lake stage road; Jefferson County; Overland Mail

Ouray - Mile 128.3

Powell camp opposite Ouray (Powell cruise)

Island Park - Miles 123.5-127.5

White River (Powell camp) - Mile 126.25

White River - Mile 126-127

Meeker

Goblin City

Oil shale

Gilsonite; Richard A. Ronzio, "The Uintah Railway: The Gilsonite Road"

Tavahputs Plateau

Mile 124-125

Mile 123-124

Stewart's Ferry

Riverside Butte; Stewart's Ferry, second site - Mile 122-123

Dredge below White River

Uteland Mine (Mile 121.7) - Mile 121-122

Willow Creek (Mile 120.1); Main Canyon (Robidoux inscription, Valdez, Leroux, Chalifou); Stewart's Ferry, first location; Hill Creek - Mile 120-121

Desolation and Gray Canyons: general; cruising

Desolation Canyon - Mile 117

Bradley rescue of Powell

Ruin - Mile 110-111

Moon Bottom; ruin, left bank of Green - Mile 109-110

Fourmile Wash - Mile 106

Suspension bridge? - Mile 105-106

Mile 96-97

Sand Creek Wash (Mile 95.6); Sand Wash Ferry; Stewart's Ferry - Mile 95-96

Nine Mile Creek (Minnie Maud Creek) (Mile 93.5); Nutter Ranch - Mile 93-94

Nutter's Hole (Mile 92.8)

Minnie Maud power site - Mile 92-93

Ben's Hole (Duches Hole) (Mile 90.5) - Mile 90-91

Mile 87-88

Tabby Ah Guy Canyon (Tabyago Canyon) (Mile 86.8); Sumner's Amphitheatre - Mile 86

Mile 85-86

Mile 81-82

Gold Hole (Mile 81.5); Stampede Flat (Slough Grass) - Mile 81-82

Mile 77-78

Mile 75-76

Mile 73-74

Light House Rock (Mile 71.5) - Mile 71-72

Jack Creek (Mile 69.9) - Mile 69-70

Mile 68-69

Mile 67-68

Rock House Creek

Cunepah Canyon (Mile 65.9); Natural Bridge

Flat Canyon (Mile 62.95); Flat Canyon Rapid - Mile 62-63

Fretwater Falls (Mile 59.4)

Mile 58-59

Mile 57-58

Sumner tragedy - Mile 56-57

Melvin Falls

Seamontan (Seamount) Ranch; Rock Creek (Mile 53.8; called Nine Mile Creek by the Powell party) - Mile 53-54

Calf Canyon - Mile 52-53

Snap Canyon - Mile 51-52

Three Canyon Creek - Mile 49-50

Chandler Creek

Mile 45-46

Ledge Rapid - Mile 41-42

Joe Hatch Rapid - Mile 40-41

Gray Canyon (Coal Canyon)

McPherson Ranch (Mile 39.4) - Mile 39-40

Florence Creek - Mile 39-40

Mile 38-39

Mile 37-38

Mile 36-37

Range Creek Rapid (Mile 31.4) - Mile 31-32

Last Chance Dam site

Coal Creek (Mile 26.2); Coal Creek power site - Mile 26-27

Rattlesnake power site - Mile 25-26

Rattlesnake Creek (Mile 22.2) - Mile 22-23

Price River and Basin (Mile 18.2); Little White River - Mile 18-19

Tavaputs Plateau

Price River Dam site - Mile 17-18

Mile 14-15

Mile 12-13

Gunnison Butte

The Book Cliffs

Dam; Green River Canal Company

Garns Island

Gunnison crossing - Mile 3 above Green River, Utah

The Old Spanish Trail

Old Spanish Trail: Anthony W. Ivins, "The Old Spanish Trail," 1923.

William Wolfskill

Robert Glass Cleland

Herbert E. Gregory

Old Spanish Trail: Frederick S. Dellenbaugh

Spanish Trail Association

Pearl Baker, "The Old Spanish Trail through Utah"

The Old Spanish Trail: Silliman notes and letters

Dabney Otis Collins, "Escalante's Trail or Plunder Road of the West," 1965

Charles Kelly notes and article ("Forgotten Trail of the Old West," 1950)

Old Spanish Trail: Lamont Johnson notes and articles

The Old Spanish Trail: William R. Palmer notes and article

Joseph J. Hill, "Spanish and Mexican Exploration and Trade Northwest from New Mexico into the Great Basin," 1930.

The Old Spanish Trail: Ralph Moody

Green River, Utah

Green River, Utah: newspapers

Ferry

The Denver & Rio Grande Railway

Emery County

Thompson

Green River, Utah; Hanksville; Green River Desert; E.T. Wolverton, Hazel Ekker, Pearl Baker, Bert Silliman, Bert Loper, Chaffin, Kent Frost

Lower Green River: general; navigation

Green/Colorado Rivers (above mouth of Green River): silt in suspension

Charles Cutler Sharp, Hite to Green River October 1909

Green River, mouth to Mile 118 (marked with notes that are on Profiles owned by Loper and given to Aleson)

Green River, mouth to Mile 113 (points of interest)

Nequoia Arch

Brown's Bar and Riffle; Saleratus Wash - Mile 117-118

Mohre Bar and Riffle - Mile 116-117

Two Mile Riffle - Mile 115-116

Butterfly Bar and Riffle - Mile 114-115

Mile 113-114

Cold Water Geyser; Crystal Geyser

The Auger - Mile 112-113

Little Valley; Little Valley Pumping Station - Mile 111-112

Mile 110-111

Cable Bar and Riffle - Mile 109-110

Halverson Bar and Riffle (Mile 108.5) - Mile 108-109

Mile 106-107

McCarty Bottom - Mile 105-106

Sunaba Bar and Riffle; McCarty Bottom (West) - Mile 104-105

Mile 103-104

Second Anvil Bar - Mile 101-102

South Park Mining Company; The Bennett Amalgamator Co.

Dry Lake Wash; First Anvil Bar; The Ink Bottle; The Anvil; Dellenbaugh Butte - Mile 99-100

Cave

Mile 97-98

Wheeler Ranch; Wimmer Ranch; Ruby Ranch

Sevier Valley

Ferron; Molen; Castle Dale

Huntington Canyon Power Plant

Cave near San Rafael River

Channel depths, Green River: San Rafael to Confluence (Miles 94.9-0)

San Rafael River (Mile 94.9) - Mile 94-95

C.F. & I. manganese workings; Wolverton

Wolverton Ranch; manganese mine

Ford; White Wash (Mile 93.5) - Mile 93-94

Trin Alcove; Wolf Point - Mile 93-94

Red Wash (Mile 92.8) - Mile 92-93

Mile 89-90

Mile 86-87

Mile 84-85

Ten Mile Canyon - Mile 80-81

Mile 78-79

Keg Spring Canyon - Mile 77-78

D. Julien - Mile 76-77

Register Rock - Mile 75-76

Mile 73-74

D. Julien inscription above Bowknot Bend, Mile 72-73 to 1939 -

D. Julien inscription above Bowknot Bend, Mile 72-73 since 1940 -

Mile 71-72

Bowknot Bend

Mile 67-68

Mile 66-67

Spring Canyon

Mile 63-64

Mile 60-61

Barrier Canyon (Mile 59.2) - Mile 59-60

Horseshoe Canyon; Barrier Canyon - Mile 58-59

Hell Roarin Canyon (Mile 53.8), D. Julien inscription - Mile 53-54

Foote Harbor; Woodruff - Mile 52-53

Mineral Canyon (Mile 50.8) - Mile 50-51

Mile 47-48

Horsethief Trail, left bank; Horsethief Spring; Horsethief Ranch

Horsethief Canyon; Horsethief Trail, right bank - Mile 44-45

Taylor Canyon - Mile 43-44

Upheaval Dome; Upheaval Canyon - Mile 42-43

Mile 41-42

Fort Bottom - Miles 38-40

Mile 36-37

Potato Bottom; Tater Bottom - Mile 35-36

Mile 34-35

Mile 33-34

Queen Anne Bottom - Mile 32-33

Miller's Canyon; Anderson Bottom; Millard Canyon; Labyrinth-Stillwater - Mile 31-32

Buttes of Cross - Mile 30-31

Tower Park; Labyrinth Park

Fang Rock; Labyrinth-Stillwater boundary

Stillwater Canyon

Bonita Bend; Townsite Bottom; Grassy Bottom; Anderson Bottom - Mile 29-30

Grassy Bottom - Mile 28-29

Yokey's Flat - Mile 26-27

Valentine's; The Sphinx - Mile 25-26

Mile 24-25

Tuxedo Bar - Mile 23-24

Mile 22-23

Turks Point - Mile 21-22

Mile 20-21

Paddys Valley; Deadhorse Canyon; Deep Canyon - Mile 19-20

Mile 17-18

Elaterite Basin; Horse Canyon Drainage

Beaver Creek, Horse Canyon (Mile 14.3) - Mile 14-15

Mile 13-14

Mile 11-12

Jasper Canyon (Mile 9.6); The Maze - Mile 9-10

Mile 8-9

Mile 7-8

Mile 6-7

Mile 5-6

D. Julien inscription; Water Canyon - Mile 4-5

Mile 3-4

Sheep Trail - Mile 2-3

Mile 1-2

Mile 0-1

San Juan River to 1939

Early Spanish exploration

David M. Brugge, "Vizcarra's Navajo Campaign of 1823," 1964.

1824-1825

Moss 1856:

Macomb; Newberry 1859:

Duane Smith, Silver Coquette: The San Juans, 1860-1875

James White 1867:

A.F. Banta; C.E. Coaley; Henry Wood Dodd; Navajo Indian Reservation 1869:

prospecting party from Prescott 1869:

Dempsey Reese; Adnah French; Capt. Cooley 1870:

Peter Shurtz (or Shirtz)

Lois Borland, "The Sale of the San Juan," 1951. 1873:

William H. Jackson 1874:

Hayden Survey 1876-1877:

Mitchell 1879:

E.L. Goodridge 1879:

Mormon exploring party 1879:

Bluff settlement 1880:

Merrick and Mitchell 1880:

E.L. Goodridge 1882:

San Juan gold excitement" 1892: "

Bert Loper; George Edmondson; James Hamilton; John Clark; Bill Clark 1893-1895:

Christensen; Christensen; Everall; Alexander Powers 1894:

J.H. Woods 1894:

Walter E. Mendenhall; F. R. Mendenhall; A. A. Savage; George Minally; Charles Murphy; Charles Rhodes; Eli Woolman 1894, 1895:

Christensen 1895:

Louis M. Chaffin 1896:

1897

1900

1902

Frank H. Karnell; Philpot 1904-1906:

P. C. Mattox 1908:

John L. Hunt (Fruitland, N.M., to Copper Canyon) 1910, Oct. 15:

Poke and Posey War 1915:

W.E. Nevills; Wesley Oliver 1921:

U.S.G.S. on San Juan River survey; Miser-Christensen correspondence 1921:

San Juan Traverse, Miser-Loper correspondence 1921

U.S.G.S. 1921, June-Dec.:

John B. Cleary 1921:

government land survey 1924, Sep. to 1925, May:

John B. Cleary 1926:

Walter E. Mendenhall 1928:

James Douglas 1929:

The Denver Post; Frank Johnson; Bonfils; A. G. Bird: proposed San Juan trip 1929:

Walter E. Mendenhall; Carl Dewey; Earl Dorsey 1930:

Nevills (apparent Nevills dream) 1931:

Monument Valley-Rainbow Bridge Expedition; general coverage, San Juan cruise, Nakai to Lee's Ferry 1933:

Rainbow Bridge-Monument Valley Expedition; cruises, San Juan, Glen Canyon; Ansel Franklin Hall

Jack Frost; Norma Nevills 1933, Dec.:

Jack Frost; Norman Nevills; Nana Frost; Elaine Frost; Doris Nevills; Mae Nevills 1934, March:

Rainbow Bridge-Monument Valley Expedition 1934:

Rainbow Bridge-Monument Valley Expeditions 1935:

Monument Valley-Rainbow Bridge Expeditions 1936:

E.P. "Husky" Hunt; Edwin "Jake" Erwin; Charles Elkus Jr.; Norman Nevills 1936, March:

Laura Van Eaton; C.S. Van Eaton; R.R. Martin; Geo. W. Martin 1936, Sept.:

P.W. Tompkins; Norman D. Nevills 1936, Oct.:

Rainbow Bridge-Monument Valley Expedition 1937:

Norman Nevills 1937:

Monument Valley-Rainbow Bridge Expeditions 1938:

Laphene "Don" Harris; Berdean Harris; Norman Nevills; "Aunt" Jenny Barton 1938, March:

MacDonald; Norman Nevills 1938, April:

Utah State Agricultural College 1938, April:

University of Utah 1938, May:

Elzada Clover; Kent Frost; Lorin Bell; Wesley Heath; Lois Heath; Clarita Heath; Jack Frost; "Jackie" Frost; Norman Nevills 1938, Aug.-Sep.:

Kent Frost 1938, Dec.:

Hugh C. Cutler (solo) 1939:

Hugh C. Cutler; Norman Nevills? 1939:

Bluff to Mexican Hat 1939:

Ernie Pyle; Norman Nevills 1939:

Ethel Farrell; B.W. Deason; Jean Courath; Butch (Jules) Courath; Marie Pitts Crane; Hugh C. Cutler; Al (Albert D.) Runkle; Norm Nevills 1939, Oct. 2-10:

San Juan River 1940-1946

Hugh C. Cutler; Martin Withers 1940:

Nevills; Goldwater (cruise?) 1940:

Joe L. Borden; Mrs. Marion Borden; John E. Galley; Mrs. Margaret Galley; Norman Nevills 1940, June 3-9:

Norman Nevills 1940, Sep. 17-Oct.:

Allan Box; Evelyn Box; Tommy Box; Hazel Lyman; Lynn Lyman; Norman Nevills 1941, April:

P.W. Tompkins; Lynn Lyman; Norman Nevills 1941, April 24-May 13:

Wallace W. Hyde; Laurin E. Hyde; Marian Ward Hyde; Curtis W. Spencer; Ed Burnham; Norman Nevills 1941:

Prof. Chas. F. Hottes; Ross Montgomery; Elvina E. Montgomery; Ernest Ilg; Eugene Blickenstaff; Norman Nevills 1941, June:

Herbert E. Bolton; Jess L. Nusbaum; Del Reed; Norman Nevills 1941, July 2:

France Q. Wilson; France Q. Wilson, Jr.; Norman Nevills 1941, Sep. 1:

Mae Davies Nevills; Don Harris; Preston Walker; Lucius L. Moore; Frank E. O'Brien; Harry L. Aleson; Norman D. Nevills 1941, Sep.:

Preston Walker; Norman Nevills 1941, Dec. 9-19:

1942, May

Gaynel MacMeeken; Cyril MacMeeken; Virginia Kass; Norman Nevills 1942, May 20-26:

Janice Fulmer; Moulty Fulmer; Norman Nevills; Pres Walker 1942, June 1-7:

Annaley N. Redd; Chas. Redd; Robt. Welles; Carlotte Welles; Muriel Welles; Lucy Welles; Preston Walker; Norman Nevills 1942, June 10-16:

Edna P. Heringer; Lucy Trask; Gladys Trask; Arthur C. Trask; Preston Walker; Norman Nevills; Lorin Bell; Kay Bell 1942, June:

Salt Lake County Bar Assoc. (Bluff to Mexican Hat) 1942:

Kent Frost; Melvin Frost; Merle Hyde 1943:

Nevills' report 1943:

Dmitri Kessel; Norman Nevills 1944, May:

Maradel Marston; Loel Marston; Lukie Elkington; Otis Marston; Neill Wilson; Fred Herz; Walter Herz; Wayne McConkie; Ted Philips; Norman Nevills 1944, June:

Norman Nevills (Bluff to Mexican Hat) 1944, June:

Movietone (Frank E. O'Brien; Norman Nevills; Jack Kuhne; Ray Zeiss; Lynn Lyman; Jack Darrock; Walter Kock; Al Buranek) 1944, Sep. 18-28:

Movietone (Wayne McConkie; Moulty Fulmer; Norman Nevills; Hal Rumel; Edmund Reek; Chubby Lehman; Ray Zeiss; Jack Kuhne) 1945, June 3-12:

Randall Henderson; Harold Baxter Liebler; Weldon Heald; Fred Brandenburg; Patricia Bailey; Francis Farquhar; Marjory Farquhar; Alfred Bailey; Frank Cooke; Marjorie Cooke; Don Bondurant; Wayne McConkie; Norman Nevills 1945, June 15:

John A. (Jack) Frost; F. A. Thurman 1945, July:

1945

Norman Nevills; Joseph Desloge (Bluff to Mexican Hat) 1945, Oct.:

Kent Frost; Pres Walker 1946, March 29-April 17:

Norman Nevills (Bluff to Mexican Hat) 1946, April:

Norman Nevills (Bluff to Mexican Hat) 1946, April 20-21:

U.S.G.S.; Harold W. Chase (Bluff to Mexican Hat) 1946:

Nevills 1946, May 1:

Nevills 1946, May 10:

Norman Nevills 1946, May 22:

Norman Nevills; Gerald M. Loeb; Barry Goldwater 1946, June 1-7:

John P. Buwalda; Robert G. Cleland; Rosalind T. Johnson; Kieth (sic) Spalding; E.T. Dudley; Lois Fraser; Norman Nevills; Orval Cassity; Preston Walker 1946, June 10-18:

Joseph Desloge; Anne Desloge; Zoe Desloge; Marie Saalfrank; Hugh Cutler; Kent Frost; Preston Walker; Norman Nevills 1946, June 22:

Sid Woodbury; Nevills 1946, July 2:

Norm Nevills; Imogene Redd Hess; Kent Frost; Doris Nevills 1946, Sep.:

San Juan River 1947-1949

George Wing; P.T. Reilly; Kent Frost; Norman Nevills 1947, May 1:

Moulton Fulmer; Janice Fulmer (Shiprock to Lee's Ferry) 1947, June 6-17:

George Wing; Kent Frost; Norman Nevills; Wallace Stegner; Joan Nevills; Alfred Milotte; Elma Milotte; Ann Kier; J.C. Howlands 1947, June 6:

Frost Expedition, first (John A. Frost; Frank E. Frost; Robert L. Gates; Scott Hughes; Leo R. Manning; Paul B. English; Kenneth Willison) 1947:

Frost Expeditions, second (John A. Frost; Frank E. Frost; Robert L. Gates; Claude Lortz; Samuel Stone) 1947:

Glen Kemp; Nevills 1948, May 19-24:

Nevills; Farquhar; Wright; Wing 1948, May 28-June 3:

P. T. Reilly; F. Wright; N. Nevills; "Susie" Reilly 1948, June 6:

Dick Griffith (Shiprock to Lee's Ferry); James Collier Gifford (Mexican Hat to Lee's Ferry) 1948, June-July 10:

Aleson; Larabee; Griffith 1948, June 14-22:

Kaufman-Lord 1948, June 14-22:

P. T. Reilly; J. F. Wright; N. D. Nevills; Doris Nevills; Joan Nevills; Mary Abbott; Mayes 1948, June 15:

Nevills; Ros Johnson 1948, June 24-31:

Arthur Hoskins (Shiprock to Bluff) 1949, April:

Nevills 1949, May 1:

Aleson 1949, May 1-9:

Nevills 1949, May 10:

Aleson; Beauregard 1949, May 12-20:

Nevills 1949, May 19:

Nevills; Rigg; Wright; Reilly; Peterman 1949, May 28:

Harris; Brennan; Morrow 1949, June:

Harry Aleson (Bluff to Lee's Ferry); Larabee; Fetzner; Griffith; Galo 1949, June 3-12:

Nevills; Reilly; Rigg; Wright 1949, June 6-12:

Frost; Frost 1949, June 13:

Aleson; Griffith 1949, June 14-22:

San Juan River 1950-1956

Wright-Rigg 1950, Apr. 28:

Harry Aleson; Lou Fetzner 1950, April 30-May 10:

Wright-Rigg 1950, May 8-14:

Harry Aleson; Gilman; Long; James White 1950, May 12-22:

Wright-Rigg 1950, May 17-23:

Ferris-Brady 1950, May 23-31:

Aleson; Bill Done 1950, May 24-June 3:

Wright-Rigg (scheduled but no run) 1950, May 28:

Frost 1950, June:

Leo Krusack; John Krusack (foldboat and canoe) 1950, June:

Larabee-Aleson 1950, June 5-15:

Wright; Rigg 1950, June 6-12:

Wright-Rigg 1950, June 15-21:

Harry Aleson; Richard Griffith 1950, June 17-27:

Wright-Rigg 1950, June 24-30:

Wright-Rigg; Masland; Eisaman ("The Goat Run") 1950, July 3:

Wright; Rigg 1951, May 11-17:

Wright-Rigg; Hume 1951, May 31:

Jack Frost 1951, June 3:

Wright-Rigg 1951, June 12-22:

Georgie White; Sierra Club 1951, June 12:

Jack Frost 1951, June 13:

Ross 1952, May:

Wright-Rigg 1952, May 8:

Wright 1952, May 21:

Don Wimpress; John K. Wimpress; Walter Prevost 1952, May 31-June 6:

Krusack; Krusack; Boz 1952, June:

Wright-Rigg 1952, June 4:

Fulmer; Nelson 1952, June 5-12:

Frost Expeditions 1952, June 10-19:

Wright-Rigg; Reilly; Harper; Frost 1952, June 16:

Larabee-Aleson 1952, June 22-30:

Wright 1952, June 26:

Wright-Rigg 1953, May:

Harry Aleson; Dick Sprang 1953, May 15-29:

Southwest Explorations 1953:

J. Franklin Wright 1953, June:

Georgie White 1953, June:

Jack Frost Expeditions (John A. Frost; Robert A. Zeller; Harley Barnes; E.P. Ripley; Elwin C. Hale; James Sturdevant; Roger Alexander; J.W. Reid; W.W. Mallory; Bailey Roscoe; Philip Hayes) 1953, June 7-16:

Gaskill-Simmons 1953, June 17-24:

Larabee-Aleson 1953, June 23-30:

Homer L. Dodge; Norton Dodge 1953, July:

Larabee; Aleson 1954:

Frank Wright (canoe) 1954:

Mexican Hat Expeditions 1954, May 1-7:

Mexican Hat Expeditions 1954, May 11-17:

Southwest Explorations 1954, May 17-26:

Mexican Hat Expeditions 1954, May 21-27:

Frank Wright; "Smoke Signal" 1954, May-June:

Georgie White 1954, June:

Mexican Hat Expeditions 1954, June 1-7:

Frost Expedition; Bob Koonce, "Fast-Water Holiday," 1956. 1954, June 1-8:

Mex. Hat Exp. (Miller; Wright; Nichols; Johnson; Bishop; Rigg; Hume; Lynn; Lee) 1954, June 11-17:

Frost Expeditions (John A. Frost; Frank E. Frost; Elaine Frost; Lois Ross; Wm. L. Chenoweth) 1954, June 18-25:

Mexican Hat Expeditions 1954, June 21-27:

Burton G. Odell 1955, April 30-May 9:

Frank Wright; Disney TV 1955:

Frank Wright 1955, June 1-7:

Georgie White 1955:

Ellingson; Moki Mac 1955, June 4-11:

Frost Expeditions 1955, June 5-13:

Georgie White 1956:

Frank Wright 1956:

Frost Expeditions 1956:

J. Harvey Butchart 1956, Aug. 20-26:

San Juan River since 1957

H. Elwyn Blake 1957:

Frost Expeditions 1957:

Georgie White 1957, May-June:

Lu Bettis; Ed Nyswandar; Jim Lindsay; Charles Reddock; Karl Von Bieren 1957, June:

Kenny Ross 1957:

Mexican Hat Expeditions 1957:

William C. Schanlaber; Nancy Schanlaber 1957:

Museum of Northern Arizona 1957:

Museum of Northern Arizona (surveys on San Juan) 1958:

Frost Expeditions 1958:

Bill Hoy; Bill Jones 1958, April-May:

MHE 1958, June:

Harris-Brennan 1958:

Tyson Dines 1958:

Myles A. Colligan; Reilly; Lindbergh 1958:

Museum of Northern Arizona (Frank Wright, boatman; Lynn Wright, boatman; William Adams; Alexander J. Lindsay, Jr.; Christy Turner II; Dr. Gregory Crampton) 1959:

1959

cruise 1960, February:

1960

Emory Strong; Howard Hughes; Steve Hughes 1960, April:

surveys of the Museum of Northern Arizona (San Juan River) 1960:

1961

1962

Since 1963

San Juan trips, year unknown

San Juan River and Basin - general and miscellaneous

San Juan region: references

San Juan Basin: geology

Hugh D. Miser, "Erosion in San Juan Canyon, Utah," 1925.

Flow in San Juan River

San Juan River: River Bed Case testimony

Cattle

Gold

Silver

Uranium

Navajo Lake; Navajo Dam

San Juan Mountains; Animas River; Ouray; Silverton; Animas City; Howardsville; Baker's Park; Parrott City; Durango

Aztec National Monument

Farmington

Pueblo Bonito; Chaco Canyon

Shiprock; Navajo Trail

Mancos

Mesa Verde; the Anasazi

The Four Corners

The Sleeping Ute

Aneth

McElmo Creek; McElmo Canyon; Mitchell

Mitchell Trading Post

Battle Rock

Hovenweep National Monument

Adams Trading Post

Montezuma Creek; Montezuma Canyon; Peter Shurtz

Hyde Trading Post

Desert Creek

Recapture Creek; Recapture Pocket; Rio de la Abajo

St. Christopher Mission; Father Harold B. Liebler

Bluff

Albert R. Lyman, "The Fort on the Firing Line," Bluff (Navajos, Piutes, Hamblin, Monticello) 1949;

Cottonwood Creek

Monticello

Dream Mine; Blue Mountains

Blanding

Ute (Yuta) Indians; Ute Indian Reservation

Gothic Wash

Walker Creek

Butler Creek (Epsom Creek)

The Rincon; David E. Miller, "Murder at the Rincon," Snake House Ruins 1958;

Comb Wash (Epsom Creek)

Chinle Creek - Mile 132-133

Canyon de Chelly; de Chelly Creek; Chinle Creek

Canyon de Chelly; Don M. Wilson, "The First Ascent of Spider Rock," 1957.

Navajo National Monument; Inscription House

Navajo Indian Reservation; Navajo Country

Laguna Creek; Betatakin; Keet Seel

Kayenta

Monument Valley

Clara Bernheimer Bridge

Poncho House (Rainbow Bridge-Monument Valley Expedition 1933)

Poncho House; Chinle Creek

Mile 124-125

The Narrows - Mile 123-124

Mexican Hat; rock formation - Mile 117-118

Gypsom Creek

Goodridge Bridge - Mile 113-114

Mexican Hat

San Juan Oil Field; Goodridge

Mendenhall Loop - Mile 110-111

Narrows - Mile 105-106

The Goosenecks

Honaker Trail - Mile 96-97

Nephi Claim - Mile 92-93

Johns Canyon (Mile 82.4); Rapid (Mile 82.8) - Mile 82-83

Mile 79-80

Mile 78-79

Government Rapid Legend (1921) - Mile 77-78

Slickhorn Canyon (Mile 74.8) - Mile 74-75

Grand Gulch (Mile 71) - Mile 71-72

Moonlight Creek (Mile 65.4); Oljeto; Oljato; Hoskinini Mesa - Mile 65-66

Steer Gulch - Mile 63-64

Whirlwind Draw, right bank (Mile 62.7) - Mile 62-63

Mile 58-59

Clay Hill Crossing - Mile 57-58

Williams-Cahn Placer - Mile 55-56

Piute Farms - Mile 54-55

Mile 51-52

Clay Gulch (Mile 50.3); Mikes Canyon - Mile 50-51

Castle Creek (Castle Wash; Spring Gulch - Mile 47.0) - Mile 47-48

Copper Canyon (Mile 46.7) - Mile 46-47

Oil spill

Nokai Creek (Mile 44) - Mile 44-45

Zahn Camp; Zahn Mine - Mile 41-42

San Juan Mining Co. - Mile 40-41

Spencer Camp - Mile 37-38

Paiute Mesa; Pottery Pueblo

Mile 36-37

Mile 35-36

Mile 33-34

Alcove Canyon (Nevills Canyon?; see Mile 33-34) - Mile 32-33

Mile 29-30

Neskahi Wash (Neski; Neska - Mile 24.6) - Mile 24-25

Piute Canyon (Mile 21.5); Zane Grey Canyon - Mile 21-22

Deep Canyon (Spring Canyon; Breakneck Canyon, Mile 18.3) - Mile 18-19

Lost Mesa

Navajo Mountain Trading Posts

Wilson Creek (Mile 14); Desha Creek (Deza Canyon, Mile 14.9); Hawkeye Bridge - Mile 14-15

Syncline Rapid

Trail Canyon (Mile 13.6); Wilson Creek (Mile 14.-); Neil M. Judd, "Beyond the Clay Hills," 1924; excavation, Museum of Northern Arizona - Mile 13-14

Cha Canyon (Mile 11.5); Beaver Creek; 13 Foot Rapid - Mile 11-12

Little Junction Creek; Redbud Canyon - Mile 8-9

Nasja Creek (Mile 5.7); Surprise Valley; Junction Creek; Redbud Canyon; Bald Rock Creek - Mile 5-6

Mile 4-5

Mile 3-4

Tunnel Canyon

Mile 1-2

Mile 0-1

Oregon/Idaho

Salmon River; Rogue River

Owyhee River; Owyhee County

Rivers U.S.A.

Bibliographical Notes, Research References, Miscellaneous and Unrelated Material

Recommended Reading by Dock Marston 1978

Bibliography from Charles B. Hunt, Cenozoic Geology of the Colorado Plateau, 1956.

Selected List of References on the Grand Canyon Area, March, 1970.

Miscellaneous Bibliographical Notices, no. 1

Miscellaneous Bibliographical Notices, no. 2

Miscellaneous Bibliographical Notices, no. 3

Miscellaneous Bibliographical Notices, no. 4

Miscellaneous Bibliographical Notices, no. 5

Research References

Miscellaneous

Unrelated Material

Miscellaneous Duplicate Items

Historical Maps

Granata Nova et California (1598)

Miera map Bolton map of Escalante route (1778);

General Map of North America (Winterbotham 1795)

Juan Pedro Walker's map of western North America (c. 1807)

Map of North America (1826)

David H. Burr, The North-West-Coast of North America (1840)

Map of Upper California, from Charles Wilkes, Narrative of the United States Exploring Expedition (map 1841)

Map of Texas and the Countries Adjacent (1844)

S. Augustus Mitchell, A New Map of Texas, Oregon, and California (1846)

S. Augustus Mitchell: Oregon and Upper California Map of Mexico, Including Yucatan & Upper California (1847); (1847)

Map of California, Oregon, Texas... (1849)

A New Map of the State of California, the Territories of Oregon & Utah, and the chief part of New Mexico (1850)

Kern map of New Mexico (1851)

Map of the Central Route from the Valley of the Mississippi to California (c. 1853)

Rogers and Johnston Map of Utah (1857)

First map of Tucson (1862)

Map of the Military Department of New Mexico (1864)

Map of western U.S. from Samuel Bowles, Across the Continent (1866)

Portion of Map of the U.S. and Territories (1867)

Map in Baldwin Möllhausen, Resor i Nord Amerikas Klippberg... (1867)

Map from William A. Bell, New Tracks in North America (1869)

Map of the Route of the Southern Continental Railroad (1869, made in 1867-1868)

Arizona

Map of Utah (c. 1871)

Map of the Region between the Mississippi and the Pacific, in Richardson (1873)

Green River from the Union Pacific Rail Road to the Mouth of White River 1873; Map of Utah Territory... Map of the Grand Canon of the Colorado (1880); (1875)

New Map of the Chicago & North-Western R'y (1875)

Map of Arizona (1878)

Map of the Territory of Arizona (1884)

Maps of Nevada, Arizona, California (c. 1890-1891)

Map of Colorado River, showing Brown/Stanton Survey

Clason's Guide Map of the State of Utah (1909)

Profile Surveys in the Colorado River Basin in Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico Plates I-V (1917):

Profile Surveys in the Colorado River Basin in Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico Plates VI-VIII (1917):

Profile Surveys in the Colorado River Basin in Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico Plates IX-XII (1917):

Profile Surveys in the Colorado River Basin in Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico Plates XIII-XXI (1917):

Profile Surveys in the Colorado River Basin in Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico Plates XXII-XXVI (1917):

Profile Surveys in the Colorado River Basin in Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico Plates XXVII-XXXII (1917):

Profile Surveys in the Colorado River Basin in Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico Plates XXXIII-XXXVII (1917):

Profile Surveys in the Colorado River Basin in Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico Plates XXXVIII-XL (1917):

Profile Surveys in the Colorado River Basin in Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico Plates XLI-XLIII (1917):

1927 Automobile Road Map of Southwestern United States

Southwestern United States (National Geographic 1940)

Southwestern United States (National Geographic 1948)

Overland Routes of the Pioneer West; James F. Gardiner, Indian Tribes and Trapper Trails (1949)

Colorado River maps related to J.W. Powell

James B. Allen, "The Evolution of County Boundaries in Utah," 1955.

Route of the Mormon Pioneers

West-Southwest Map, Showing Some of the Roads, Rails, Forts, Towns and Trails 1800 and After

General and Miscellaneous Maps

A Survey of the Recreational Resources of the Colorado River Basin, Plates 2-16

Map of Known Metalic Mineral Occurrences of Arizona

Aeronautical charts

Index to Topographic Maps of Arizona

Index to Topographic Maps and Geologic Folios: Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming

Index to Plastic Relief Maps of Eastern-Western U.S.A.

Aerial Maps and Indexes

Frederick Simpich, "Mapping Our Changing Southwest"

"The Colorado River, " Arizona Highways, 1953?

Map Catalogues and References

Colorado River Basin: Miscellaneous Maps

Xerox maps, general

Road maps and tourist information: Nevada; Utah; Eastern California; New Mexico; Indian Country; Colorado

General and Miscellaneous Maps (cont.)

Road maps: Arizona

California Road Maps

Southwestern National Monuments

Colorado River: Headwaters to Confluence

State of Colorado

Plan and Profile: Roaring Fork, Colorado, from Colorado River to Mile 55

Plan: Colorado River, Rifle to Glenwood Springs, Colorado, Dam Site

Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Monument

Plan and Profile: Colorado River, Mile 987 to 1076, Dolores River to Mile 22, Dam Sites

U.S.G.S. Reconnaissance Maps: San Rafael; La Sal (1885)

Dolores River photogeological maps (U.S.G.S. Miscellaneous Geologic Investigations: I-278; I-279)

Dolores River Area 7.5 min. quads: Gateway; Egnar

Dolores River

U.S.G.S. Western United States 1: 250,000 Series: Moab

U.S.G.S. preliminary 7.5 min. quads: Westwater 4 SW; Carlisle 2 NE; Carlisle 3 NE; Mt. Waas 1 NE; Carlisle 2 SE; Mt. Waas 1 NW; Westwater 4 SE

U.S.G.S.: 30 min. series (Montrose); 15 min. series (Hatch Point, Castle Valley, Cisco, Coates Creek, Moab); 7.5 min series (Grand Mesa)

Colorado River, Mile 78 to Confluence with Green (Leslie Allen Jones compilation)

U.S.G.S. 15 min. series: Harts Point; sketch map, Rock Island

Section maps, Indian Creek area: T30S R21E, T30S R20E, T31S R21E, T32S R21E, T32S R22E

Miscellaneous maps: Colorado River region from Dolores River to Confluence

Grand County, Utah: General Highway Map

Garfield County, Utah: General Highway Map

San Juan County, Utah: General Highway Map (1948)

Kane County, Utah: General Highway Map

Wayne County, Utah: General Highway Map

Canyonlands National Park and vicinity

Colorado River: Confluence to Lee's Ferry

Bishop field maps: Cataract, Narrow, and Glen Canyons (1871)

U.S.G.S. Reconnaissance Maps: Abajo, Henry, Fish Lake, Escalante, Canyon de Chelly, Marsh Pass, Echo Cliffs

Plan and Profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry to Mouth of Green...: Plan Sheets A-F (Lees Ferry to San Juan)

Plan and Profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry to Mouth of Green...: Plan Sheets G-K (San Juan to Mile 166)

Plan and Profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry to Mouth of Green...: Plan Sheets L-M (Miles 167-216, Hite to Green River).

Plan and Profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry to Mouth of Green...: Profiles Q-T

Plan and Profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry to Mouth of Green...:Sheets A, B, D-M (reduced copies)

Plan and Profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry to Mouth of Green...: Sheets B-V

LaRue maps showing photo locations (1921)

Maps from U.S.G.S. Bulletins 908 & 951

U.S.G.S. Miscellaneous Geologic Investigations (Cataract, Narrow, and Glen Canyons; Paria): I-2, I-6, I-16, I-41, I-42, I-43, I-44, I-45, I-66, I-77, I-150, I-163, I-195, I-248, I-250, I-251, I-260, I-262, I-263, I-265, I-266, I-267, I-268, I-275, I-280

Colorado River: Confluence to Lees Ferry (cont.)

U.S.G.S. Mineral Investigations, Field Studies Maps: MF 139, MF 142, MF 144, MF 146, MF 147, MF 148, MF 153, MF 154, MF 155, MF 156, MF 157, MF 158

The Glen Canyon Region (from Robert B. Stanton, The Hoskaninni Papers)

Miscellaneous maps: Glen, Narrow, and Cataract Canyons and lower Green River

Colorado River, Miles 216-159 (Leslie Allen Jones map)

Simmons' Profile, Cataract Canyon

U.S.G.S.: Western United States 1:250,000 (Escalante); 30 min. series (Elk Ridge); 15 min. series (Orange Cliffs, Needles, Fable Valley, Robbers Roost Canyon, Mt. Linnaeus); 7.5 min. prelim. series (Orange Cliffs, Carlisle 3 NW; Oil and Gas Investigations (OM 197) - Miscellaneous assorted maps

U.S.G.S. 15 min. series: Mouth of Dark Canyon

U.S.G.S. 15 min. series: Hite

U.S.G.S. 15 min. series (Glen Canyon): The Rincon, Gunsight Butte, Leche-e Rock, Mancos Mesa, Cummings Mesa, Lake Canyon, Navajo Mountain, Moody Creek, Hall Mesa, Natural Bridges, Mt. Hillers, Nipple Butte, House Rock Spring, Bears Ears, Navajo Creek, Mt. Pennell, Factory Butte

Colorado River: Confluence to Lees Ferry (cont.)

Historical Sites in Glen Canyon

Miscellaneous maps of Lake Powell

G.K. Gilbert, Map of the Henry Mountains and Vicinity (1880)

U.S.G.S. Reconnaissance Map: Henry Mountains

Natural Bridges National Monument

Escalante River, assorted maps

Assorted maps: San Juan/Colorado River junction area, Rainbow Bridge - 73, Navajo National Monument

Aerial photos (Jack Ammann): 73 - Rainbow Bridge/San Juan River area

Aerial photos (government stereos): 73 area

Masland maps of northwest Navajo Mountain

Aerial photos (Ammann stereos): area north and west of Navajo Mountain

Navajo and Hopi Country

Map of western part of the Navajo Reservation, probably prepared by John Wetherill

Boater's Map of the Colorado River, Lee's Ferry to Glen Canyon Dam

U.S.G.S. 7.5 min. prelim. series: Lees Ferry NE

Marble Gorge/Grand Canyon: Historical & General

Maps in Leavitt thesis relating to Mormon settlement in Clark Co., Nevada 1855-1880

Map of Pah-Ute County, A.T. (1865)

RG77, Records of the Office of the Chief of Engineers, Hdqrs, Map File, maps: US 542, No. 102 (Sketch showing the Grand Canon of the Colorado River, W 355 (1) (Bright Angel to Grand Wash 1874); 1873)

The Colorado River through the Grand Canyon and Arizona, atlas sheet no. 1 from Dutton, Geology of the High Plateaus of Utah (1880)

Southern Nevada (1881)

U.S.G.S. Reconnaissance Maps:Echo Cliffs, Kaibab, Chino, Kanab, Beaver, Mt. Trumbull, Diamond Creek, St. George

Country Tributary to S.P.L.A., and S.L., R.R. in Southern Nevada (1906)

Las Vegas/Overton region (1915)

Arizona Territory (c. 1910?)

U.S.G.S.: Miscellaneous Geologic Investigations (I-252, I-253, I-254, I-255; Coconino & Mohave Co. s); Mineral Investigations, Field Studies Maps (MF 138, Clark Co.)

Arizona Bureau of Mines, Geologic maps of Coconino and Mohave Counties

John Maxson, Preliminary Geologic Map of the Grand Canyon and Vicinity (West and Central) (1969)

Satellite photos of Marble Gorge, Grand Canyon, and Lake Mead

Sectional Aeronautical Charts: Grand Canyon; Prescott

Relief model of the Grand Canyon in the American Museum of Natural History

Grand Canyon tourist maps

Grand Canyon: miscellaneous maps and sketch maps

Mileage on the Colorado River and Lake Mead between Lees Ferry and Temple Bar (with canyon and rapid index)

Marble Gorge/Grand Canyon: General

Plan and Profile of Colorado River from Lees Ferry to Black Canyon, and Virgin River (annotated set used by Otis Marston 1950-1957)

Plan and Profile of Little Colorado River from Mouth to Tolchico Dam Site

Plan and Profile of Colorado River from Lees Ferry to Black Canyon, and Virgin River: sheets M, N (Virgin R.)

Plan and Profile of Colorado River from Lees Ferry to Black Canyon, and Virgin River: reduced sheets A-J, O-S used in 1960 Grand Canyon transit

Plan and Profile of Colorado River from Lees Ferry to Black Canyon, and Virgin River: profile sheets O-R

Plan and Profile of Colorado River from Lees Ferry to Black Canyon, and Virgin River: reduced negative copies of Profile sheets O-U

Plan and Profile of Colorado River from Lees Ferry to Black Canyon, and Virgin River: reduced negative copies of plan sheets A-N

Plan and Profile of Colorado River from Lees Ferry to Black Canyon...: miscellaneous xerox

Marble Canyon plans:

Grand Canyon plans: miles 61-87

Grand Canyon plans: miles 87-130

Marble Canyon/Grand Canyon: General; Marble Canyon, Little Colorado

Grand Canyon plans: miles 130-200

Grand Canyon plans: miles 200-250

Grand Canyon plans: miles 250-280

Colorado River plans below Grand Canyon: miles 280-356

Bureau of Land Management: Arizona Strip District

U.S.G.S. (Marble Canyon): Western United States 1:250,000 (Marble Canyon); 15 min. series (Lees Ferry, Paria Plateau, Buckskin Mtn., Tanner Wash, Emmett Wash, Jacob Lake, Nankoweap); 7.5 min. prelim. series (Lees Ferry NE, Lees Ferry NW, Lees Ferry SE, Lees Ferry SW, Emmett Wash NE, Emmett Wash NW) -

U.S.G.S. (Little Colorado): Plan (Little Colorado River from Tolchico Dam Site to Lyman Reservoir; Cottonwood Wash; Leroux Wash; Puerco River. Dam Sites - sheets 1-18); 15 min. series (Blue Springs, Coconino Point); 7.5 min. prelim. series (Blue Springs NE, Blue Springs SE, Cameron NW, Cameron SW)

Marble Canyon/Grand Canyon: Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon National Park (East Half)

U.S.G.S. 15 min. series: Vishnu Temple, Grandview Point

U.S.G.S. (Grand Canyon): Grand Canyon National Park (East Half) (in pieces); 15 min. series (Bright Angel (1903, 1962), De Motte Park, Valle); 7.5 min. prelim. series (Red Butte SE)

National Geographic, The Heart of the Grand Canyon (Bradford Washburn map)

Kaibab National Forest

Coconino National Forest

Grand Canyon National Park (West Half)

U.S.G.S. (Grand Canyon): Grand Canyon National Park (West Half) (in pieces); 15 min. series (Havasupai Point, Powell Plateau, Shinarump, Johnson) - Grand Canyon National Monument (1907); Walapai Ethnography maps; Pearl Baker's Trail on the Water map;

U.S.G.S. 15 min. series (Kanab Point, Supai, Fredonia, Kanab);

Grand Canyon National Monument

Aerial photomosaic map, Colorado River, miles 167.5-197 below Lee's Ferry

U.S.G.S. 15 min. series (National Canyon, Tuckup Canyon, Heaton Knolls, Short Creek)

U.S.G.S. (Colorado River from Vulcan's Throne to Lake Mead): 7.5 min. series (Vulcans Throne, Vulcans Throne SE, Mt. Trumbull SE, Whitmore Rapids, Vulcans Throne SW, Whitmore Point SE, Whitmore Point, Whitmore Point SW, Granite Park, Hockey Puck Spring, Price Point, Diamond Peak, Frazier Wells SW, Peach Springs NE, Travertine Rapids, Peach Springs Canyon, Separation Canyon, Hindu Canyon, Amos Point, Spencer Canyon, Milkweed Canyon NW, Devils Slide Rapids)

U.S.G.S. 15 min. series (Bridge Canyon);

Marble Canyon/Grand Canyon: lower Grand Canyon, Virgin R., Lake Mead

Bridge Canyon: Reservoir Site; Potential Highway Location

Lake Mead National Recreational Area, Shivwits Plateau

Miscellaneous maps and copies (Virgin River basin); U.S.G.S. (Virgin River basin): 15 min series (Lost Spring Mtn., St. George, Littlefield, Hurricane, Mesquite, Cane Springs); 7.5 min. prelim. series (Hurricane Cliffs 2 NE, Hurricane Cliffs 2 NW)

Washington County, Utah: General Highway Map

Lake Mead Nautical Charts

Lake Mead Nautical Chart (original folder marked, "Lake Mead - Kym's Guide; 1960")

Miscellaneous xerox maps: Grand Canyon to Hoover Dam

Colorado River: Hoover Dam to Gulf of California

Lower Colorado River: Historical and general maps

Lower Colorado River and Imperial Valley (Bureau of Reclamation maps no.s 23530 and 23530-A (1929)

Map of Outcrops of Precambrian Rocks in Arizona

Sunset Sportsman's Atlas: Colorado River and Lake Mead

(Lower) Colorado River Vacation Map

U.S.G.S. Reconnaissance Map: Camp Mohave (1892)

Mohave County

U.S.G.S. 15 min. series (Black Canyon, Spirit Mtn., Chloride)

U.S.G.S. 7.5 min. series (Cross Roads)

U.S.G.S. 15 min. series (Kofa Butte, Mt. Union, Mammoth)

U.S.G.S. 7.5 min. series (Pima Butte)

Geologic Map of the Hayden Quadrangle, Pinal and Gila Counties, Arizona

Yuma Valley and vicinity (c. 1850)

Current Observations; at Fort Yuma Arizona (c. 1850)

U.S.G.S. 15 min. series (Yuma)

Geologic Map of Yuma County

Yuma County tourist map

Imperial Irrigation District and Lands Irrigable (1919)

Kym's Guide: Salton Sea (1960)

Hardy, R.W.H.: Map of Lower California (with Sonora and Durango); Rio Colorado (1829)

Derby's maps of the lower reaches of the Colorado River (c. 1850)

San Pedro Martir Sierra (1907)

Godfrey Sykes, The Colorado Delta Region The Delta of the Colorado River (1933); (1907)

Lower California and the Northwestern States of Mexico (published by Arey-Jones, drawn by Edward E. Knight)

U.S.G.S. Water-Supply Paper 395, Plate XII, Lower Colorado River and Delta

Colorado River Delta

Colorado River Delta region

Lower Colorado River Delta

Seri Country, Sonora

Green River

Air charts (Green River)

Green River: miscellaneous historical and geological maps

U.S.G.S. 7.5 min. series (Neponset Reservoir NW, Neponset Reservoir NE)

Plan and Profile of Green River, Green River, Utah, to Green River, Wyoming

Miscellaneous maps and copies; Plan and Profile of Green River, Green River, Utah, to Green River, Wyoming; U.S.G.S.: Western United States 1:250,000 (Rock Springs); 30 min. series (White River); 7.5 min. series (Clay Basin)

Plan and Profile of Green River, Green River, Utah, to Green River, Wyoming: profile sheets

Relief map of Utah; State of Utah

Flaming Gorge

U.S.G.S. 30 min. series (Marsh Peak)

Manila Ranger District, D-1, Ashley National Forest (Green River from Smiths Ferry to Red Creek)

U.S.G.S. Western United States 1:250,000 (Vernal)

Daggett County, General Highway Map; Uintah County, General Highway Map

Brown's Park: general

U.S.G.S. 7.5 min. series (Table Mountain, Virginia Dale, Cherokee Park, Diamond Peak)

Plan of Yampa River, Colorado, from Mouth of Elk River to Mile 73; Morrison Creek to Mile 10, Dam Sites: plan sheets 1-5 - Plan and Profile of Yampa River, Colorado, from Green River to Morgan Gulch: sheets A-E

Plan and Profile of Yampa River, Colorado, from Green River to Morgan Gulch:sheets A-E

Topographic Map of the Dinosaur National Monument; Geologic Map of the Dinosaur National Monument

U.S.G.S. 7.5 min. series (Jones Hole, Island Park, Wolf Creek)

Geologic Map of the Jones Hole Quadrangle

Green River (cont.)

U.S.G.S.: 30 min. series (Jensen, Vernal); 15 min. series (Nutters Hole, Firewater Canyon, Flat Canyon, Range Creek)

The Green River from the Mouth of White River to Labyrinth Canyon (1880)

U.S.G.S. 7.5 min series (Wood Canyon, Minnie Maud Creek)

Carbon County, Utah, General Highway Map

Emery County, Utah, General Highway Map

U.S.G.S. Miscellaneous Geologic Investigations: I-246, I-261

Wolverton's Map of Green River (Green River, Utah, to Confluence, 1929)

LaRue Map 1 (Green River, Utah, to Confluence, 1921)

Green River from Green River, Utah, to Confluence

Canyon Country Marathon (Friendship Cruise)

Pearl Baker, Trail on the Water, Green River (Utah) to Moab

Lower Green River: Miscellaneous xerox maps and commentary

U.S.G.S. Reconnaissance Map (San Rafael, 1885)

U.S.G.S. 15 min. series (Lower Green River): Crescent Junction, Green River, Tidwell Bottoms, San Rafael Knob, The Knoll

Plan and Profile of Huntington Creek, Utah, from Huntington to Mile 27 and Dam Sites: sheets A-C

U.S.G.S. 15 min. series (Temple Mtn.)

U.S.G.S. 15 min. series (The Spur)

U.S.G.S. 15 min. series (Upheaval Dome)

Part of Green River south of the Nequoia, by Prommel & Crum

Lower Green River: miscellaneous historical and general maps; U.S.G.S. 7.5 min. prelim. series (Red Plateau, Tidwell 4 NE, Carlisle 2 NW, Carlisle 2 SW, Orange Cliffs 1 SE, Carlisle 3 NW)

San Juan River and Basin

U.S.G.S. Western United States 1:250,000 (Durango, Cortez, Shiprock)

San Juan Basin: historical and miscellaneous maps

Jack Frost Expedition, Mexican Hat, Utah, to Lee's Ferry, Arizona June 7-15, 1953

Plan and Profile of San Juan River, from Montezuma Creek to West Fork, Colorado, Dam Sites: sheets A-C

Topographical Map of Mesa Verde National Park

State Boundary, Navajo Reservation (1911?)

U.S.G.S. 15 min. series (Aneth, Cajon Mesa, Monument Canyon, Eastland, Montezuma Creek, Blanding, Montecello, Brushy Basin Wash, Clay Hills, Oljeto, No Mans Mesa)

U.S.G.S. 7.5 min. series (Bluff NW, Elk Ridge 4 SE, Elk Ridge 4 NE)

U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Bluff Project, San Juan River Survey, Topography, Bluff Reservoir Area: sheets 9, 26

Plan and Profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry to Mouth of Green River, Utah; San Juan River, Mouth to Chinle Creek; and Certain Tributaries: sheets N, O, P, U, V

San Juan Oil Field: various maps

U.S.G.S.: Mineral Investigations, Field Studies Maps (MF-162, MF-185, MF-186, MF-194); Miscellaneous Geologic Investigations (I-185, I-221, I-233); Oil and Gas Investigations (OM 190)

Street Map of San Francisco; Telegraph Hill

Miscellaneous National Geographic Maps

Rolled Maps

Froiseth's New Sectional and Mineral Map of Utah (1871)

U.S. Dept. of Interior, General Land Office, State of Colorado 1934

Plan and Profile, Colorado River, Mile 987 to Mile 1076; Dolores River to Mile 22; Dam Sites: Sheets 1-14

U.S. Dept. of Interior, General Land Office, State of Utah 1937

U.S.G.S., Arches National Park

Plan and Profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry to Mouth of Green River; San Juan River, Mouth to Chinle Creek; and Certain Tributaries: sheets A-E, G-M, Q-R, (S?, T?, V?)

U.S.G.S. 15 min. series: Clay Hills, Mouth of Dark Canyon, Mancos Mesa, Mt. Ellsworth, Lake Canyon, No Mans Mesa, Gunsight Butte, Navajo Creek, Leche-e Rock, Lees Ferry

Plan and Profile of Colorado River from Lees Ferry to Black Canyon, and Virgin River: sheets D, E, J-U

Grand Canyon National Monument

U.S.G.S. 7.5 min. series (Bat Cave, Snap Canyon West, Columbine Falls)

U.S.G.S., Iron Springs Special Map (Iron County, Utah)

Routes of the Pioneers (in Nevada), Compliments of Harolds Club, Reno

Jo Mora, "California... whimsical Carte..."

Plan and Profile of Green River, Green River, Utah, to Green River, Wyoming: profile sheets (mile 199 to Green River, Wyoming)

Snake/Salmon River system in Idaho (color sketch map used by Marston in 16mm films)

Steamer "Charles Spencer" blueprints (1911)

Photographs

"Geographical Explorations and Surveys West of the 100.th Meridian: Expedition of 1871... Wheeler": No. 2, Black Canyon... Camp 7; No. 3, Black Canyon... Camp 8 (photos by T. H. O'Sullivan) 1871,

"Geographical Explorations and Surveys West of the 100.th Meridian: Expedition of 1872... Wheeler": No. 5, Grand Canyon, Colorado River, near Paria Creek, looking West; No. 6, Grand Canyon of the Colorado River, mouth of Kanab Wash, looking East (photos by T.H. O'Sullivan) 1872,

"Geographical Explorations and Surveys West of the 100.th Meridian: Expedition of 1873... Wheeler": No. 14, Canyon of the Colorado River, near Mouth of San Juan River; No. 9, Cooley's Park, Sierra Blanca Range, Arizona; No. 12, Canyon de Chelle (photos by T.H. O'Sullivan) 1873,

Railway Survey (Brown-Stanton Survey), (photographs by Nims) (with commentary, mounted on notebook sheets) 1889

The Stanton party at The Needles April 1890

Cliff Dwellings and basketry (small prints from the Stanton Collection, Nordenskiold)

Miscellaneous photographs from the National Archives, Edwards Collection, and Cosmopolitan

F.M. Brown inscription of July 10, 1889

Stanton-Ginty trip of 1897-1898, unidentified photograph. Presented by Anne Stanton Burchard 1950

Stone's visit to Glen Canyon, (the photos are by Stone and are copied from the Charles Gibbons album, no.s 27, 29, 31, 43, 44, 60) 1898.

Assorted early photographs, most of the Grand Canyon, plus "On the 'Dirty Devil,'" "Andy," and one unidentified

"Wolverton Photos" (assorted unidentified photographs of lower Green River? Includes what appear to be E.T. Wolverton, his wife and family, his boats, as well as other persons) (Also inscription "J.E.D. 1860) (early 1900s?)

On O'Neill's Point, Grand Canyon of Arizona (no. 53894; Copyright Detroit Photographic 1902)

"Arthur Randall Sanger, 5th Grand Canyon run of 1903."

Bridge at Yuma during overflow of Colorado River; rider on horse; Indian rock drawings

Kolb photographs (seems to be of Kolb transit of 1911 and/or surveys of 1922 and 1923;

Unidentified Kolb photograph

Zahn trip to San Juan placers in a Franklin car in 1915

Best Expedition of 1891, 41 photographs by J.A. McCormick

Best Expedition of 1891, 38 photographs by J.S. McCormick

Green River, Galloway-Stone expedition

Green River, Galloway-Stone expedition of 1909 (photos by Cogswell;

Galloway-Stone expedition, (57 photographs by Raymond Austin Cogswell). Also includes index of photos in the Galloway-Stone album at Grand Canyon National Park 1909 1963.

Photograph album of Galloway-Stone Expedition, (93 Cogswell photographs) (Barragan gift addition to the Marston Papers) 1909

George Bauwens Collection photographs

Along the Rim and through the bottom of the Little Colorado - Exploration trips 1917-1919?

Pictures of the Exploration Trips to the Navajo & Kai Peto Creeks - 1917-1918

Tolchaco; Little Colorado; Red Mesa; Indian Life - 1917-1919

Exploration trips to the Canyon of the Colorado near Lee's Ferry; Navajo Spring and Victor Cliff; Navajo Copper Company - 1917-1918

Pictures of trips to the Black River in the White Mountains of Arizona 1917-1919

Trips to the Canyon of the Main Colorado - 1917-1918

Lewis Ransome Freeman Collection photographs

Assorted river scenes, lower Grand to Delta, (13 photos); Glen Canyon, (31 photos); Assorted 8×10s of Grand Canyon, North Rim, and Painted Desert (10 photos); John D. Lee Ranch from Lee's Lookout 1921-1923? 1922

Assorted photographs along the lower Colorado River and the Alamo River (most c. 11/1922)

Columbia River; Glacier (prints lacking negatives)

Columbia River, (prints lacking negatives) 1920

Columbia River scenes by various photographers, including: Kiser, Woodfield, George Weister, Gifford, Asahel Curtis, Arthur Prentiss - 1900-1921

Canadian and Arctic rivers

Ohio River, about 1927

Missouri and Yellowstone Rivers

Miscellaneous photos

Photographs, contd.

Green River Investigation, (17 photographs by Ralf R. Wooley) 1922

U.S.G.S. Upper Green River Survey 1922

U.S.G.S. Upper Green River Survey 1922

Burchard and Birdseye at work below Boulder Rapids in Marble Canyon 1923

Armsby Expedition to Rainbow Bridge Aug. 1926

Plan and Profile of Colorado River from Lees Ferry... to Black Canyon: sheets B,E,F,I

Grand Canyon looking west (2 U.S.G.S. photographs by Corkhuff)

Unidentified photographs labeled 803 Cross and 806 Cross

Flattum-Wetherill trip 1931

Camp scene in Glen Canyon, (Kelly photo) July 1932

Monument Valley-Rainbow Bridge expedition of 1933

Rainbow Bridge-Monument Valley expedition

John H. Maxson aerial photographs of Colorado River, starting about mile 101 below Lee's Ferry, No. s 47-79 1935:

John H. Maxson aerial photographs of Colorado River, starting about mile 101 below Lee's Ferry, No. s 80-115 1935:

John H. Maxson aerial photographs of Colorado River, starting about mile 101 below Lee's Ferry, No.s 127-159 1935:

John H. Maxson aerial photographs of Colorado River, starting about mile 101 below Lee's Ferry, No.s 160-169, 181-185, 51, 62, 165, 181 1935:

Buzz Holmstrom, Amos Burg, Phil Lundstrom, Willis Johnson 1938

Elzada Clover and Lois Jotter at Pierce Ferry; Lorin Bell with pet rattlesnake; Charles C. Sharp; Seymour S. Dubendorff, gravestone portrait

On the San Juan (maybe up Chinle or else Forbidden below the mouth of Bridge on a walking trip in 1939) (Millie Baker photo?)

Photographs... Clyde Eddy on expedition down the Colorado River, (gift of Clyde Eddy, 9/30/71; 1927

Photographs, contd.

Grand Canyon traverse of 1940: Barry Goldwater et al.

Grand Canyon trip of Neil Wilson 1942

The "Wen" easing thru a riffle in Cataract Canyon (c. 1945-1949)

Wayne McConkie and Ed Hudson, Glen Canyon during traverse from Moab to Lee's Ferry July 1945

Otis Marston c. 1946

"Willie & Otie Kentucky Whiskies advertisement" with faces of Otis (Otie) Marston and Willie Taylor

Otis Marston at home in Berkeley Aug. 1947

Bridge Canyon?

Grand Canyon 1948

Trip of the "Esmeralda II" down the Grand Canyon June 1949

Aerial view: Vulcan Rapid, Mouth of Prospect Creek

Aerial views of junction of Colorado River and Tickaboo Creek

Grand Canyon rapid 1952?

Frank Masland, Fred Eisamann, Otis Marston 1952

The "Rattlesnake" and "Bootoo" in Grand Canyon June 1954

Desert views, one including Masland c. 1954?

Grand Canyon cruise of Marstons, Masland, et al., (50 Ballard Atherton photos) June 1956

Marston boats on upper Lake Mead c. 1956

Unidentified river photos, (5 Ballard Atherton photos) 1956

Lunch stop at head of Hance rapid June 1956

Portraits of Mr. & Mrs. Fred Rathjeb? c. 1958

Disney cruise, filming "Ten Who Dared," (67 Ballard Atherton photos) June 1959

Nasja and Bald Rock Creeks, Rainbow Bridge and lower San Juan region, (14 Eisaman photos) Sep. 1959

Chin mask found by Mary Beckwith, (with negative) c. 1959

Anasazi Canyon, 1959; unidentified river in canyon

Monument Valley; Indian ruins (31 Ballard Atherton photos)

Nasja? and Bald Rock? Creeks, Slickrock train, near mouth of San Juan River and Navajo Mountain, (17 Ballard Atherton photos) Sep.-Oct.1960

Slickrock area near mouth of San Juan River and Navajo Mountain, (119 Ballard Atherton photos) Sep.-Oct. 1961

Green River (either lower end Whirlpool Canyon or upper end Split Mountain 1962

Palm Springs from the air 1966

Unidentified rapid above Confluence, with Kenny Moore, Ty Dines, and Walt and Shirley Taylor; unidentified (prints made 1966)

Rusho B & W, Jensen to Green River June July 1969,

Fred Darvil cruise through Grand Canyon, with identifying correspondence c. 1972

Narrow-leaf yucca near Clyde Eddy Cave, sent by V. Simmons post 1972?

Unidentified color photos, including ones of the "Canyon King" excursion boat (17 photos) c. 1978

Fault, Grand Canyon/Lake Mead

Unidentified and miscellaneous photos, including Indian petroglyphs, Grand Canyon, Marston twin, and unidentified persons

Photographs, contd.

Disney stills, Marston studio portrait by McCullagh 1959;

Charles W. Larabee July 1940

Marston family trip to upper Green River 1947

Marston scrap album: Salmon River trip; Bruneau Canyon; Snake River (1946)

Photographs removed from Alphabetical Section

Box 19(12) - "Bernheimer Photos, Wetherill Collection" including: portrait of Charles L. Bernheimer, signed desert and canyon scenes; Indian Aug. 9, 1920;

Box 25(12) - Chet Bundy, Atherton Photo 1956,

46(16) - Bona Deason on Colorado River traverse 1940

50 - Joe Desloge cleaning fish on Colorado River (1950)

70(1) - Photos for Freeman works, "On the Roof of the Rockies" and "By Waterways to Gotham" (25 photos) c. 1924

70(8) - MacKenzie River, (16 Freeman photos) 1927

70(9) - Lewis Freeman with Eskimo woman

71(5) - Freeman bicycle trip

71(6) - Photocards of Tierra del Fuego (19, by Kohlmann, bought 1936)

71(9) - Woman and Horse "on North Fork - S(???) River, August 1940"

71(12) - Freeman? in outboard motorboat on Lake Mead and at face of Hoover Dam

72(2) - photo of woman, signed, "Etelvina Fardon Munita, Santiago de Chile, Mayo 1906"

72(3) - H.M.S. Mary Rose; Charles Leonard Fox, Lt.-Commander, R.N., H.M.S. Mary Rose, submarine interior, Submarine arriving at supply base, Ml07-18" Oct. 17, 1917; c. Aug. 1916; " (c. 1916)

72(4) - Asst. Sec. of the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt visiting the American battle squadron at Scapa Flow during World War I; G.P. Beran (Bevan?) of H.M.S. Hercules, Wilhelmshaven-Kiel Nov. 1918

73(17) - Marie Saalfrank, Kent Frost, and Joe Desloge on Lake Mead at end of 1947 traverse

78(47) - Saundra L. Jones photos of Marble and Grand Canyons c. 1973-1975

80(2) - Barry Goldwater on Grand Canyon traverse 1940

80(14) - Indian girl with sheep and goat (photo by Barry Goldwater)

96(9) - Bessie Haley c. 1920?

120(29) - Views of Joe Lyon? shallow draft inboard motorboat

126(1) - Garth Marston with Zoe and Anne Desloge on Lake Mead at the end of 1947 Colorado River run

128(2) - Group of boys in bathing suits at Guernwood Park (c. 1910?)

128(4) - University of California, Berkeley: graduation Pilgrimage Theta Chi (1916); (1916); (1915)

128(5) - Marston trip to Cornell via the Canadian Rockies, (the Selkirks, Lake Louise and Mirror Lake, Shasta) 1916

128(6) - Strawberry; Cup Lake Echo Lake (1915); (1915)

129 - Graduating Class photo, Sibley College, Cornell University 1917,

129(1) - Photos at Cornell University and in up state New York 1917

129(2) - Photos in New York, Pompton, with unidentified persons (7 photos); view across river to Hoboken, N.J., with the interned German steamer "Vaterland" 1917.

129(3) - 2 photos of Dob (in Newcastle, New Hampshire?); 2 post cards (Bunker Hill Monument, Warner House) (1917)

130(1) - Otis Marston in U.S. Navy, World War I, Electrician 1st class

130(3) - Otis Marston in U.S. Navy, ensign - USNRF, Annapolis 1918

130(4) - Otis Marston in submarine school 1918

130(5) - Otis Marston in U.S. Navy, San Diego 1918-1919

Photographs removed from Alphabetical Section (cont.)

Box 131(1) - Otis Marston: trip through Sierras and down Coast from S.F. 1919

131(2) - Otis Marston: Seattle, Alaska 1920

132(2) - Otis Marston: voice 1926-1927

132 (10) - home built by Otis Marston for his mother 1932

133(19) - Marston family and Nevills in boat, Salmon/Snake trip 1946

133(23) - River camp with Marston 1947

135(4) - Hudson up river attempt 1948

135(10) - first motor run of Grand Canyon June 1949

135(23) - Marston at Las Vegas Rotary Club July 1952

136(2) - Bank of Berkeley; dinner to directors (1946, 1954)

136(3) - Marston Arch in the Sky Christmas card; "the ticklish process of wrapping up the most primitive mammals..." (1954)

137(9) - Stills from "Ten Who Dared" in 1959

137(9) - Stills from "Ten Who Dared" in 1959

137(9) - Still from "Ten Who Dared" in 1959

140(8) - Otis Marston c. 1960

141(10) - Evan, Lucile Noel, and Gilman in Alaska? and near La Brea tar pits? (4 photos); Adela Alice (Reed) Marston (3 photos by Carol Baldwin)

141 (11) - Idela Alice (Reed) Marston, in Hawaii 1880

141 (15) - Cutler, Maine

141 (16) - W.H. Marston, family, and friends (6 photos); M-S "Sierra" with cargo for Valparaiso March 9, 1917

W.H. Marston photo album (late 1860s-c. 1880s?)

148 (2) - Dedication of Nevills plaque

160 (4) - Modified Galloway-Stone skiff, capsized boat of Todd-Page party; swimming Ashley Falls, Buzz Holmstrom in rapid 1922; 1926;

160 (5) - Galloway light skiff; Running a rapid in Cataract Canyon; Galloway boat in rapid in Marble Canyon

160 (8) - Skiff in Disaster Rapid, Green River July 11, 1955

166 (23, 34, 46) - Power boat used on upper Green River; Motorboat "Paddy Ross"; elevations and cross sections of the "Wilmont"

183 (7) - Frank R. Oastler

194 (23) - Thomas Delbert Reed

214 (6) - Miscellaneous photos (4) from Stanton collection, including: Clayton Valley Salt Flat from Mineral Ridge near Silver Peak, Nevada, by C.D. Walcott 1896

223(2, 3) - Colorado River at and near Pumpkin Spring, (6 Strathairn slides); Snake river trip, 1971 (2 Strathairn photos) June 1970

246 (7) - The "Flying Fish" used on Lake Mead during the dam construction

247 (1) - Miscellaneous pueblo photos from Wetherill Coll.

263 (50) - P. L. Wright, "Rapids Ahead" (journals of trips down Marble Canyon in 1951 and Grand Canyon in 1952)

Photographs removed from Other Sections

277 - Hoskannini Dredge 1900

327 (3) - Bryce Canyon; Cedar Breaks; Mt. Carmel Rd. (14 Union Pacific photos)

347 (5) - Zion National Park (25 photos by Union Pacific, National Park Service, etc.)

[transferred from Photo Archives] William Richmond; Frank Leland

[transferred from Photo Archives] Ribs of Ives" "Explorer"; Cage at Bass' Landing; Crossing the Colorado in the Cage; Camp in Shinumo Canyon; Ambrose Means crossing the old Cable on a pulley; Launching the 14-foot Canvas boat; Flagstaff Grand Canyon Stage, Early 1890s, From the Bradley [our omission]

Hudson Record, Lees Ferry to top of Hance, 6/12-14/1950 (Hudson trip of 1950, including Ed Hudson, Willie Taylor, Bill Belknap, Otis Marston) (cassette 1)

Reel 2, Hance to landing below Boucher, 6/15-? (Hudson trip of 1950, including Ed Hudson, Guy Forcier, Otis Marston, Willie Taylor, Bill Belknap, Edward Hudson, Elmer Carlson, Howard Southwell) (cassette 1)

3rd Tape: Boucher to near arrival of helicopter at Tuna Creek Hudson trip of 1950, including Ed Hudson, Edward Hudson, Bill Belknap, Willie Taylor) (cassette 1)

4th reel. Arrival of helicopters at Tuna Ck and later story by Hudson to arrival at Lake Mead after trip up the Lake to meet the second boat (Hudson trip of 1950) (cassette 2)

Reel 5: Discussions at Boulder City after Esmeralda was brot in; Comments by Hudson several months later made at Paso Robles; Nov. 27th comments of Hudson reviewing publicity, --boat design (Hudson trip of 1950, including Ed Hudson, Frank Wright, Jim Rigg, Don Smith, Mrs. Jim Rigg, Mrs. Frank Wright, Bill Belknap) (cassette 2)

Reel 6. Discussion with Batty -- details of disasters. 10 min. (4/14/1951, with Ed Hudson and Lawrence Batty); (part of Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy radio program, with Alec Templeton); (party sounds) (cassette 2) 1950,

Newby-Moeltzen, (removed from Box 291 (35)) (cassette 3(1)) 1956

V.R. Mortensen, Reilly-Litton Grand Canyon Transit, (cassettes 3(2), 4-6) 1962 (June-July, 1962)

Sound Track from the movie, "Nine Against the River," Turbocraft-Indianapolis, Inc. (removed from Box 295 or 296) (cassette 7)

O.R. "Dock" Marston interview by P.T. Reilly, reel one (cassette 8, 9(side 1)) July 8, 1964,

O.R. "Dock" Marston interview by P.T. Reilly, reel two (cassette 9(side 2), 10) July 8, 1964,

Kerry Ross Boren, "Outlaws of Browns Park," Utah Westerners, 9/25/73 (cassette 11)

Numa P. Dunne, "Breaking Down Nervous Breakdowns," City Commons Club Luncheon, broadcast same evening over KRE (cassette 12) April 6, 1951,

(Albums by Katie Lee: "Couch and Consultation," "Spicy Songs for Kool Knights") (cassette 13)

Keep until listened to. Seems to be a report Ed to Hilde, starting with a interesting luncheon with anthropologists, also on P.S. Region... (includes: notes on talk with McCown, in part about findings of Robert F. Heiser on Drake, remains of porcelain from 1590s, not Drake, Indian mounds on Murphy's Ranch near Estero, notes on talk with economist Sanford Mosk, Miller, Mr. Curry, Dr. H.R.W. Smith - criminology on archaeology; German language speech) (cassette 14)

1 - Palm Springs Feb '59; Not my...; 10-70 Ed to Hilde (personal and legal matters) (cassette 14)

20 - English (English lessons) (cassette 14)

Kennedy -- 7-25-61 (speech by John F. Kennedy on Berlin Crisis) (cassettes 14(side 2), 15 (side 1))