Stretch Fretwell Collection 1950-1997

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Stretch Fretwell Collection 1950-1997

NAU.MI.98.6
NAU.PH.98.6
NAU.MS.44.map.1247


Creator: Fretwell, James H.
Title: Stretch Fretwell Collection
Inclusive Dates: 1950-1997
Quantity: 2 16mm films, 2 Betacam videotapes, 15 VHS videotapes, 909 35mm slides, 2 photographic prints, 6 photographic negatives, 13 encapsulated and annotated plan and profile maps
AbstractThe Stretch Fretwell collection includes moving images depicting river trips taken by Fretwell and Paul Allison of Explorer Post 20 of Los Alamos, New Mexico, in the Southwest, largely on the Colorado River, San Juan River, and Dolores River; photographs documenting Fretwell's extensive travels through canyons and ruins in the Southwestern United States and Yellowstone National Park, and annotated maps of the Colorado River to the mouth of the Green River.
Identification: NAU.MI.98.6
NAU.PH.98.6
NAU.MS.44.map.1247
Language English.
Repository: Cline Library. Special Collections and Archives
Northern Arizona University
Box 6022
Flagstaff, AZ 86011-6022
Phone: 928 523-5551
Fax: 928 523-3770

Biographical Note

James H. "Stretch" Fretwell was born on June 5, 1928 in Connecticut. Originally, Fretwell moved to the Southwest as a treatment for asthma. Upon recieving his B.S. in Industrial Engineering in 1946 from the University of New Mexico, he started work at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in Los Alamos, New Mexico in 1948 as a civil engineer and eventually as a cryogenic engineer, retiring from the Lab in 1990. For the next six years, he served on the Los Alamos County Council.

While living in Los Alamos, Fretwell became a scout leader for Explorer Post 20, sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club as part of the Boy Scouts of America. The troop specialized in river running; scouts would practice rafting on the Rio Grande, then take one major trip each year. In addition, Fretwell enjoyed exploring archaeological sites and scenic areas in the Four Corners region, which he photographed in detail.

Fretwell and his wife Melanie, a German immigrant to the United States, met in Manhattan Beach, California. The Fretwells raised two sons, Bruce and Kirk Fretwell. Following Stretch Fretwell's retirement from Los Alamos National Lab, the couple moved to Anna Maria Island, Florida. Melanie Fretwell died June 25, 2014.

Information in this biographical note was provided by the donor as well as based on a July 9, 2014 obituary for Melanie Fretwell in The Islander.

Scope and Content

Moving images in the Stretch Fretwell collection (NAU.MI.98.6) includes original footage created by Stretch Fretwell and Paul Allison of Explorer Post 20, including silent footage of 1961 San Juan River trip through Glen Canyon with Explorer Post 20 of Los Alamos, New Mexico and silent footage of a 1968 rafting trip on the Dolores River in Colorado, from Bedrock, Colorado to the Colorado River, with Fretwell and Explorer Post 20 of Los Alamos, New Mexico.

Additional materials consist of videotapes created using Fretwell and Allison's original footage and other river trip footage; Fretwell and Allison narrated and added music to these derivative films. These films depict Explorer Post 20 river trips in Cataract Canyon (Colorado River), on the Green River, the Salmon River, the middle fork of the Salmon River, the Colorado River, the Snake River, Hell's Canyon (Snake River), water in the Westwater Canyon, and the Dolores River.

The moving images also include aerial footage of ruins south of Santa Fe, New Mexico near Lamy, New Mexico, including locations identifed by SCA staff in 2000 as Pueblo Shey, Pueblo Colorado, Pueblo Largo, San Cristobal, Pueblo Blanco (west end of dike), San Lazaro, and San Marcos (near the pen).

Photographs in the Stretch Fretwell collection (NAU.PH.98.6) include images of Truches, New Mexico, the Sangre de Christo Mountains, Mesa Verde, Yellowstone, Hoverweep, ruins near Los Alamos, New Mexico, Chaco Canyon, the San Juan River, the Colorado River, Rainbow Bridge, Inscription House, Monument Valley, Bluff, Utah, Mexican Hat, Utah, Canyon de Chelly, Glen Canyon from Hite Ferry to Lees Ferry, the Grand Canyon, the Salmon River, the Green River, Gray Canyon, Desolation Canyon, and Cataract Canyon.

Map materials in the Stretch Fretwell collection (NAU.MS.44.map.1247) include annotated copies of a map titled Plan and profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry, Arizona to Mouth of Green River, Utah; San Juan River Mouth to Chinle Creek Utah and Certain Tributaries, sheets A-P.

Arrangement

SCA staff, including Diane Grua, Bee Valvo, Cindy Summers, and Sam Meier, arranged materials in the Stretch Fretwell collection into 3 format-based record groups:

Restrictions

Conditions Governing Access

Due to a lack of required playback equipment and the fragility of the materials in question, all 16mm films in the moving images portion of the Stretch Fretwell collection (NAU.MI.98.6) are unavailable for access and use in the Miriam Lemont Reading Room. Researchers interested in any 16mm films which have yet to be digitized by SCA should contact the department to learn more.

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

Tad Nichols Collection [photographs], NAU.PH.99.3

Access Points

Personal Name(s)
Fretwell, James H.--Archives.

Geographic Name(s)
Dolores River (Colo. and Utah)--Description and travel.
New Mexico--Antiquities--Aerial views.
San Juan River (Colo.-Utah)--Description and travel.

Subject(s)
Rafting (Sports)--Dolores River (Colo. and Utah)
Rafting (Sports)--San Juan River (Colo.-Utah)

Genre Form(s)
Motion pictures (visual works)

Administrative Information

Digital Material Available

Special Collections and Archives staff, including Olivia (Liv) Hall, Jess Vogelsang, Kelly Phillips, and Samantha Meier, digitized moving image materials from the Stretch Fretwell collection (NAU.MI.98.6) in winter 2021. SCA staff previously digitized photographs and maps from the Stretch Fretwell collection in the late 1990s or early 2000s.

Digitized materials from the Stretch Fretwell collection are available via the Colorado Plateau Digital Collections. Use the Advanced Search menu to search for "Stretch Fretwell" in the "Collection name" field or "NAU.MI.98.6" and/or "NAU.PH.98.6" in the "Call number" field.

Click here to view all digitized materials from the Stretch Fretwell collection.

The digitization of and public online access to moving image materials from the Stretch Fretwell collection was made possible through generous funding from the National Endowment of the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources: Implementation grant (PW-277441-21), 2021-2024.

Preferred Citation

[Title or brief description of item.] Stretch Fretwell Collection [moving images], NAU.MI.98.6.[ ]. Northern Arizona University, Cline Library, Special Collections and Archives, Flagstaff, Arizona.

[Title or brief description of item.] Stretch Fretwell Collection [photographs], NAU.PH.98.6.[ ]. Northern Arizona University, Cline Library, Special Collections and Archives, Flagstaff, Arizona.

[Title or brief description of item.] Stretch Fretwell Collection [maps], NAU.MS.44.map.1247.[ ]. Northern Arizona University, Cline Library, Special Collections and Archives, Flagstaff, Arizona.

Acquisition Information

Materials in the Stretch Fretwell collection were donated to Cline Library Special Collections and Archives by James H. "Stretch" Fretwell in 1998. VHS tapes co-created by Fretwell and Paul Allison were purchased from Bob Emigh by SCA in 1997.

Processing Information

Diane Grua (Boyer) processed photographic materials in the Stretch Fretwell collection (NAU.PH.98.6) in 1999.

In 2003, Bee Valvo assigned VHS videotapes in Stretch Fretwell collection call numbers NAU.MI.96.6.1-9 and included the materials in a finding aid for the collection first produced by Diane Grua (Boyer) in 1999.

At an unknown later date, these VHS videotapes were separated from other archival materials in the Stretch Fretwell collection, moved to Special Collections Media, and catalogued by Cline Library staff. The videotapes appear to have been removed from the Stretch Fretwell collection finding aid at this point.

In 2004, the 16mm films and 1 VHS videotape (the aerials film) in the Stretch Fretwell collection were added to an EAD 1 version of the finding aid by Melanie Gerton, who assigned the 16mm films and 1 VHS videotape call numbers NAU.MI.98.6.1-3.

In 2021, Olivia (Liv) Hall re-inventoried the catalogued VHS videotapes as part of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grant project. Samantha (Sam) Meier re-assigned all moving images in the Stretch Fretwell collection the base call number NAU.MI.98.6, leaving NAU.MI.98.6.1-3 as assigned, and re-integrated the previously catalogued VHS videotapes into the finding aid for the collection. Hall and SCA staff digitized 16mm film and VHS tapes from the Stretch Fretwell collection with support from NEH.

Also in 2021, as part of a map redescription/reorganization project, Cindy Summers discovered 415 slides, 2 prints and 6 negatives that had not been included in the previous guide. These items were added to the photographic portion of the collection under call numbers NAU.PH.98.6.495-917.

Container List

NAU.MI.98.6 Moving images 1960-1997 (2 16mm films, 2 Betacam videotapes, 15 VHS videotapes)
Scope & Contents
Moving images in the Stretch Fretwell collection (NAU.MI.98.6) includes original footage created by Stretch Fretwell and Paul Allison using a hand-wound Bolex camera and Kodachrome film, including silent footage of 1961 San Juan River trip through Glen Canyon with Explorer Post 20 of Los Alamos, New Mexico and silent footage of a 1968 rafting trip on the Dolores River in Colorado, from Bedrock, Colorado to the Colorado River, with Fretwell and Explorer Post 20 of Los Alamos, New Mexico.
Additional materials consist of videotapes created using Fretwell and Allison's original footage and other river trip footage, transferred to VHS by Dale Holm of HolmMade Art of Los Alamos in 1997; Fretwell and Allison narrated and added music to these derivative films. These films depict Explorer Post 20 river trips in Cataract Canyon (Colorado River), on the Green River, the Salmon River, the middle fork of the Salmon River, the Colorado River, the Snake River, Hell's Canyon (Snake River), water in the Westwater Canyon, and the Dolores River.
The moving images also include aerial footage of ruins south of Santa Fe, New Mexico near Lamy, New Mexico, including locations identifed by SCA staff in 2000 as Pueblo Shey, Pueblo Colorado, Pueblo Largo, San Cristobal, Pueblo Blanco (west end of dike), San Lazaro, and San Marcos (near the pen).
Processing Information
In 2003, Bee Valvo assigned VHS videotapes in Stretch Fretwell collection call numbers NAU.MI.96.6.1-9 and included the materials in a finding aid for the collection first produced by Diane Grua (Boyer) in 1999.
At an unknown later date, these VHS videotapes were separated from other archival materials in the Stretch Fretwell collection, moved to Special Collections Media, and catalogued by Cline Library staff. The videotapes appear to have been removed from the Stretch Fretwell collection finding aid at this point.
In 2004, the 16mm films and 1 VHS videotape (the aerials film) in the Stretch Fretwell collection were added to an EAD 1 version of the finding aid by Melanie Gerton, who assigned the 16mm films and 1 VHS videotape call numbers NAU.MI.98.6.1-3.
In 2021, Olivia (Liv) Hall re-inventoried the catalogued VHS videotapes as part of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grant project. Samantha (Sam) Meier re-assigned all moving images in the Stretch Fretwell collection the base call number NAU.MI.98.6, leaving NAU.MI.98.6.1-3 as assigned, and re-integrated the previously catalogued VHS videotapes into the finding aid for the collection. Hall worked with other SCA staff to digitize 16mm films and VHS tapes in fall 2021 - spring 2022 as part of the NEH grant.
Digital Material Available
Special Collections and Archives staff, including Olivia (Liv) Hall, Jess Vogelsang, Kelly Phillips, and Samantha Meier, digitized moving image materials from the Stretch Fretwell collection (NAU.MI.98.6) in winter 2021.
Digitized moving image materials from the Stretch Fretwell collection are available via the Colorado Plateau Digital Collections. Use the Advanced Search menu to search for "Stretch Fretwell" in the "Collection name" field or "NAU.MI.98.6" in the "Call number" field.
Click here to view all digitized moving image materials from the Stretch Fretwell collection.
Links to specific moving images are provided below.
The digitization of and public online access to moving image materials from the Stretch Fretwell collection was made possible through generous funding from the National Endowment of the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources: Implementation grant (PW-277441-21), 2021-2024.
NAU.MI.98.6.1San Juan & Colorado 1961 (1 16mm film, 1 Betacam videotape, 1 VHS videotape)
San Juan & Colorado

Scope & Contents
Silent color film, 25 minutes in duration.
An inventory for this item created by Micah McGlothlin in 1999 reads: Film begins by showing the "Explorer Post 20" bus heading up to the put in at Mexican Hat. The river trip heads down the San Juan passing through Gov't Rapid, Piute Falls, Syncline Rapid and 13 Ft. Rapid. they hike around Rainbow Bridge before their putout at Kane Creek.
NAU.MI.98.6.2 Ruins from the Air: South of Santa Fe, NM 1960-1961 (2 VHS videotapes)
Scope & Contents
Map placed inside the case for the videotape that includes video sequence information: 1) movie set; 2) Pueblo Shey; 3) Pueblo Colorado; 4) Pueblo Largo; 5) San Cristobal; 6) Pueblo Blanco (west end of dike); 7) San Lazaro; 8) San Marcos - near the pen.
1 videotape has a sticky note attached asking Susan to make a copy and note reading "Quite a bit of street celebrations in El Salvador."
Second copy of videotape is labeled "Galesteo Ruins taped by Tom McCarthy Ruins from the Air, South of Santa Fe - Lamy N.M. Copy".
NAU.MI.98.6.3Dolores River by Raft 1968 Major trip of Explorer Post 20 Los Alamos N.M. Bedrock, CO to Colorado River 1968 (1 16mm film, 1 Betacam videotape, 1 VHS videotape)
Dolores River by Raft 1968 Major trip of Explorer Post 20 Los Alamos N.M. Bedrock, CO to Colorado River

Scope & Contents
Silent color footage, 30 minutes in duration. Canister reads: "Dolores River by Raft, 1968 Major trip of Explorer Post 20 Los Alamos N.M., Bedrock, CO to Colorado River, 24 frames/sec "silent" speed. Property BSA Explorer Post 20 Los Alamos N.M."
An inventory for this item created by Micah McGlothlin in 1999 reads: Film shows the "Explorer Post 20" as they head down the Dolores River. The rapids at times are a little too much for the group as a couple of them are tossed overboard. The film highlights the fun and antics along the trip as the trip ends its voyage in Los Alamos, N.M."
NAU.MI.98.6.10 Explorer Post 20: River Videos #10 1961-1997 (1 VHS videotape)
Explorer Post 20: River Videos #10

Scope & Contents
Video includes a 1997 introduction by Stretch Fretwell, 1960 Yampa/Green River trip, and a 1961 San Juan River/ Glen Canyon trip. 58 minutes.
Existence and Location of Originals
This VHS videotape is derived in part from original footage from NAU.MI.98.1, San Juan River Trip, located in the SCA vault.
NAU.MI.98.6.11Explorer Post 20: River Videos #12 1962-1963 (1 VHS videotape)
Explorer Post 20: River Videos #12

Scope and Contents
This VHS includes a 1962 Salmon River (Idaho) trip, a 1963 Gray and Desolation Canyons trip and a 1962 White Rock prior to High Dam trip. 58 minutes.
NAU.MI.98.6.12Explorer Post 20: River Videos #32 1964-1966 (1 VHS videotape)
Explorer Post 20: River Videos #32

Scope and Contents
This VHS includes a 1964 Green River/Cataract Canyon trip and a 1966 Middle Fork of the Salmon (at low water). 61 minutes.
NAU.MI.98.6.4Explorer Post 20: River Videos #33 1965-1967 (1 VHS videotape)
Explorer Post 20: River Videos #33

Scope and Contents
This VHS includes a 1965 Flaming Gorge/ Lodore Canyon trip and a 1967 Westwater Canyon, Colorado River trip. 55 minutes.
NAU.MI.98.6.5Explorer Post 20: River Videos #34 1968-1969 (1 VHS videotape)
Explorer Post 20: River Videos #34

Scope and Contents
Includes a 1968 Dolores River and Colorado River tripts and 1969 Cataract Canyon from Potash. 49 minutes
NAU.MI.98.6.6Explorer Post 20: River Videos #35 1970-1971 (1 VHS videotape)
Explorer Post 20: River Videos #35

Scope and Contents
This VHS includes a 1970 Grand Canyon/Phantom Ranch trip and a 1971 Salmon River/Snake River trip. 46 minutes.
NAU.MI.98.6.7Explorer Post 20: River Videos #36 1972-1973 (1 VHS videotape)
Explorer Post 20: River Videos #36

Scope and Contents
This VHS includes a 1972 Westwater (freeze frames skull rapids) trip, a 1972 Green River-Cataract Canyon trip, a 1973 Yampa/ Green River trips, and a 1973 Dolores River (Snaggle Tooth Rapids) trip.
NAU.MI.98.6.8Explorer Post 20: River Videos #37 1974-1975 (1 VHS videotape)This VHS was catalogued and is located on the SCA media shelves under call # Videotape #7479.
Explorer Post 20: River Videos #37

Scope and Contents
This VHS includes a 1974 Salmon/Snake River trip, a 1997 Explorer Magazine Video Clip and a 1975 Grand Canyon to Diamond Creek Trip. 58 minutes.
NAU.MI.98.6.9Explorer Post 20: River Videos #38 1974-1976 (1 VHS videotape)
Explorer Post 20: River Videos #38

Indigenous and general viewers are advised that this film (NAU.MI.98.6.9) documents a body recovery and contains images of a person who has died from roughly minute 00:26:30 - 00:31:25.
Scope and Contents
This VHS includes a 1976 Cataract Canyon from Potash trip, a 1975 Taos Box, Body Recovery and a 1974 pilar Kayak and Raft Races. 40 minutes
NAU.PH.98.6 Photographs, 1950-1962 (909 slides, 2 prints, 6 negatives)
Scope and Contents
Photographs in the Stretch Fretwell collection (NAU.PH.98.6) include images from trips along the Colorado and San Juan Rivers from 1959, 1961, and 1962. These include images of many notable rapids, the Glen Canyon region, Lees Ferry, Rainbow Bridge, Marble Canyon, various other canyons and several petroglyphs.
Digital Material Available
SCA staff digitized photographs from the Stretch Fretwell collection (NAU.PH>98.6) in the late 1990s or early 2000s. Digitized materials from the Stretch Fretwell collection are available via the Colorado Plateau Digital Collections. Use the Advanced Search menu to search for "Stretch Fretwell" in the "Collection name" field or "NAU.PH.98.6" in the "Call number" field.
Click here to view all digitized photographs from the Stretch Fretwell collection.
NAU.PH.98.6.1Pats Concho & Shell Necklace 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.2Shiprock N. Mex. U.S. 666 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.3Bennett Peak near Ship Rock U.S. 666 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.4Chimney Rock near Colo. N.M. boarder [sic] U.S.666 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.5North end of Mesa Verde, Aug. 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.615,000 years ago Diarama musieum (sic), Mesa Verde Musieum (sic). Aug. 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.71,600 years ago Diarama Basket Maker Period A.D. 1 to 400 Mesa Verde Musieum (sic). 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.81,600 years ago Diarama close up, Mesa Verde Musieum (sic). 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.91,300 years ago Diarama. Modified Basket Maker A.D. 400 to 750, Mesa Verde Musieum (sic). 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.10 Modified Basket Maker BM-3 later more advanced, Mesa Verde National Park 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.111,000 years ago Diarama, Developmental Pueblo Period A.D. 750 to 1100, Mesa Verde Musieum (sic). 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.12 Close up Pit House Kiva 1,000 years ago, Mesa Verde Musieum (sic). 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.13Early P-1 Kiva- Ceremonial & Living, Mesa Verde National Park. 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.14P-1 Kiva mostly ceremonial, Mesa Verde National Park. 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.15Early Developmental Pueblo most living above ground. Mesa Verde National Park. 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.16700 years ago Diarama Great or Classical Pueblo Period AD 1100 to 1300. Died in 1276, 24 years of drought. 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.17Far View Pueblo 50 rooms, 5 Kivas, Mesa Verde National Park 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.18Cedar Tree Tower, Kiva & Tower Tunnel, Mesa Verde National Park 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.19Sun Temple, Mesa Verde National Monument 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.20Spruce Tree House, Mesa Verde National Park 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.21Spruce Tree House, Mesa Verde National Monument, August 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.22Spruce Tree House, Mesa Verde National Monument, August 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.23Spruce Tree House, 114 living rooms, 8 Kivas. Mesa Verde National Monument, Aug. 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.24Spruce Tree House showing clear wall against smoked ceiling of earlier occupation 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.25Cliff Palace accross (sic) Cliff canyon, Mesa Verde National Park 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.26Cliff Palace 200 living rooms, 23 Kivas, 4 story towers. Mesa Verde National Park. August 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.27Cliff Palace Largest Cliff Dwelling, Mesa Verde National Park Aug. 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.28Cliff Palace, Mesa Verde National Park, Aug. 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.29Masonery (sic) of Cliff Palace Chinked mortar. Mesa Verde National Park. August 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.30Balcony House from mesa top, Mesa Verde National Monument, August 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.31Balcony House from below ladder added by Park Service, Mesa Verde National Park, August 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.32Balcony House showing balcony for which this ruin named. Mesa Verde National Park. August 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.33Balcony House Mesa Verde National Park, Aug. 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.34View into Soda Canyon from Balcony House, Mesa Verde National Park, Aug 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.35"T" Doorway Balcony House, Mesa Verde National Park. August 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.36Balcony House, Mesa Verde National Park, Aug. 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.37Balcony House, Mesa Verde National Park 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.38Sole Entrance to Balcony House, Mesa Verde National Park 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.39Long House, Mesa Verde National Park, Aug. 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.40Square Tower House, Mesa Verde National Park, Aug. 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.41New Fire House in Near Fire temple Fewkes Canyon, Mesa Verde National Park. August 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.42Fire Temple in Fewkes canyon, ceremonial structure, Mesa Verde National Monument. August 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.43Spruce Tree House, Mesa Verde National Park, Aug. 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.44Chaco Canyon map. July 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.45Chaco Canyon, southern approach. July 4 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.46Chaco Canyon southern entrance, July 4, 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.47Chaco Canyon, Pueblo Bonito, July 4, 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.48Chaco Canyon, Pueblo Bonito, July 4, 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.49Chaco Canyon, Pueblo Bonito threatening rock fall, July 5, 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.50Chaco Canyon, Pueblo Bonito, July 5, 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.51Chaco Canyon overlooking Chetro Ketl, July 5, 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.52Chaco Canyon, Chetro Ketl, July 5, 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.53Chaco Canyon, Chetro Ketl, July 5, 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.54Chaco Canyon 4-10-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.55Kin Klizhin, Chaco Canyon. 4-10-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.56Kin Klinzhin Kiva corner, Chaco Canyon. 4-10-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.57Pat, John, & Barbra Brolly Kin Klizhin Chaco Canyon. 4-10-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.58Chaco Canyon Masonry 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.59Kin Biniola, Chaco Canyon Barb, Pat & John. 4-10-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.60P & Chencha Kin Biniola, Chaco Canyon. 4-10-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.6 Pat & Barb on the dump Kin Biniola, Chaco. 4-10-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.62Chencha & Type 4 wall Kin Biniola, Chaco. 4-10-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.63Kin Biniola, Chaco. 4-10-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.64Frequently no bonding between walls pulled apart here, Kin Biniola , Chaco. 4-10-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.65The E shaped pueblo Kin Biniola. Chaco. New & old transportation in background. 4-10-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.66The back wall of Kin Biniola (Chaco). 4-10-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.67John Brolly at Kin Biniola, Chaco Canyon. 4-10-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.68Little Alto. Big Pueblo Alto behind. 4-10-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.69Pueblo Alto, Chaco Canyon. 4-10-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.70Sun Symbol petroglyph at Shibichishe, Chaco Canyon. 4-11-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.71 Wijiji, Chaco Canyon. 4-11-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.72Wijiji & John Brolley, Chaco Canyon. 4-11-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.73Wijiji Chaco Canyon. 4-11-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.74Wijiji Chaco Canyon. 4-11-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.75Una Vida (one life) Fajada Butte, Chaco Canyon. 4-11-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.76:Petroglyphs above Una Vida, Chaco Canyon. 4-11-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.77Una Vida from above, Chaco Canyon. 4-11-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.78Hungo Pavi with staircase, Chaco Canyon. 4-11-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.79John, part way up hungo Pavi Stairs, Chaco. 4-11-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.80Hungo Pavi Back wall, Chaco Canyon. 4-11-54 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.81Jackson's Staircase cut by aboriginal Indians, Chaco 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.82Twin Towers from Unit House Ruin Canyon, Hovenweep National Monument 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.83Twin Towers & Boulder House in Ruin Canyon, Hovenweep National Monument, Aug. 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.84Ruin Canyon, Hovenweep National Monument, Aug. 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.85Holly House, Hovenweep National Monument, Aug. 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.86Close up Masonery (sic) Holly House, Hovenweep National Monument, Aug. 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.87Horse shoe House, similiar (sic) to Sun Temple, Hovenweep National Monument, August 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.88Hovenweep Castle, Ruin Canyon, Hovenweep National Monument, August 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.89Hovenweep Tower; spring in head of canyon to left, Aug. 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.90Stronghold, Ruin Canyon, Hovenweep National Monument, August 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.91Stronghold SE down Ruin Canyon, Hovenweep National Monument
NAU.PH.98.6.92Pecos Mission 2-53 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.93Quarai, Indian Ruins near Los Alamos 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.94 Abo, Indian Ruins near Los Alamos
NAU.PH.98.6.95UNM Trip to Acoma.
NAU.PH.98.6.96 Acoma
NAU.PH.98.6.97Enchanta Mesa near Acoma 1949
NAU.PH.98.6.98IIndian Ruins near Los Alamos
NAU.PH.98.6.99Climb of Slot on Enchantd (sic) Mesa, west side
NAU.PH.98.6.100View of Acoma from Enchantd (sic) Mesa slot
NAU.PH.98.6.101Final Pitch To Top of Enchantd (sic) Mesa
NAU.PH.98.6.102N. to Black Mesa near San Ildefonso Pueblo 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.103April. Black Mesa, April 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.104Black Mesa, April 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.105S. from B. Mesa Otwi Bridge, April 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.106Black Mesa El Jemez, Snow in Mtns 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.107Black Mesa 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.108Burial #3- Jemez Dig 4th July 1949
NAU.PH.98.6.109Jemez Dig 4th July weekend near McCaley Spring 1949
NAU.PH.98.6.110Pat Hill with burial rock shelter, Jemez Dig
NAU.PH.98.6.111Ambrosio shoeing Clancy 4th July, Jemez dig 1949
NAU.PH.98.6.112Ruin near Pedranal 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.113Ruin near Pedranal 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.114Ruin near Pedranal ventilator 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.115Ruin near Pedranal 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.116Ruin near Pedranal approach Guarded by Breastworks 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.117Ruin near Pedranal trail thru Breastworks - trail from next mesa 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.118Ruin near Pedranal Breastworks 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.119Ruin near Pedranal surrounding country 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.120Red Rock Country S.W. of Chaco. 7-6-52 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.121Red Rock Chimmes S.W. of Chaco 7-5-52 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.122Fort Seldon (sic), 11-51 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.123Fort Seldon [sic] 11-51 1951
NAU.PH.98.6.124Jemez Springs just north of town 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.125Ruin near Jemez Springs, Spanish Colonial Church 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.126Ruin near Jemez Springs Old Spanish Colonial Church 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.127Ruin Jemez Springs, Spanish Colonial Church - Orig. Beam 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.128Ruin near Jemez Springs belfry of Spanish Church 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.129Ruin at Jemez Springs reconstructed steps in belfry 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.130South of Jemez Springs 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.131South of Jemez Springs 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.132Cliff dwellings Frajolies Canyon [Frijoles Canyon] 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.133Restored Cliff house Frajolies [Frijoles] Canyon 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.134Tuyoni [ Tyuonyi] Ruin Frajolies [Frijoles Canyon], July 4 1950
NAU.PH.98.6.135Tuyoni Ruin Frajolies Canyon 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.136Cliff dwelling near Gallina 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.1372 story Cliff Dwelling Gallina N. Mex. Nov. 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.138Red Rock Nr. Ghost Ranch 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.139Cerro Pedranal, 5-52. 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.140Ruin near Pedranal looking North. 5-52 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.141N. to ruin Near Canones rubble heap near base of cliff that fell, Sept. 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.142First wall of 2 of Defense on neck of mesa, Sept. 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.143Ruin near Pedranal Northern Pt. of Mesa Ruin is on 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.144Ruin near Pedranal northern pt. of mesa on which located 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.145Ruin near Pedranal Great Kiva Canones NM 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.146Ruin near Pedranal Great Kiva timbers 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.147Ruin near Pedranal, northern wall, 5-52 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.148Ruin near Pedranal Cliff Dwellings masonry units
NAU.PH.98.6.149Ruin near Pedranal fallen masonry, Canones NM 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.150Ruin near Pedranal masonry of "tuff" volcanic rock 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.151Ruin near Pedranal Cliff Dwellings
NAU.PH.98.6.152 Ambrosio shoeing Clancy 4th July Jemez dig 1952
NAU.PH.98.6.153Window Rock Indian Agency 1953
NAU.PH.98.6.154Indian Ruins near Los Alamos 1950
NAU.PH.98.6.155Indian Ruins near Los Alamos 1950
NAU.PH.98.6.156Canyon De Chelley (sic), White House Ruin 1950
NAU.PH.98.6.157Kiva, Avanve Ruin Between Bluff & Mex. Hat. 3-31-56 1956
NAU.PH.98.6.158 Avanve Ruin on San Juan River, right bank on San Juan River. 3-31-56 1956
NAU.PH.98.6.159View up stream near storehouse. 3-31-56 1956
NAU.PH.98.6.160Pat & John Brolley, Dwight Young. The Dig 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.161Fultons Site Fire pit Before excavation
NAU.PH.98.6.162Fulton Site Fire pit after excavation
NAU.PH.98.6.163The Dig Near White Rock NM, Spring 1 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.164Arroyo Running east of Pintado (East of Chaco). 7-4-56 1956
NAU.PH.98.6.165Unloading `50 Ford at Mexican Hat folding Kayaks were used 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.166Difficulties in hitchhiking back from lee's ferry. Note water Bag after leaving auto there Main road near Tuba City 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.167Support rafts beneath Mexican Hat suspension bridge 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.168San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.169San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.170San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.171San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.172Fretwell's at Payute Farms shallom Klepper Kayak had a foot rudder 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.173Night 3 Clay Crossing. This is where 1990's Trip end as lake powel rises above here.
NAU.PH.98.6.174 San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.175Bob & Dann Douglas 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.176Mack Morgan Russ Duff at Los Alamos
NAU.PH.98.6.177San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.178San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.179San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.180San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.181San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.182Stretch Fretwell 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.183San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.184San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.185San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.186San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.187San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.188"lining" synclim rapids Kayaks with 2 weeks of supplies were very heavy 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.189San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.190One 'lineman' slippece, swept downstream 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.191San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.192Everything here after now under lake Powel
NAU.PH.98.6.193San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.194Spring at Redbud canyon High on left bank 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.195Navajo Mtn 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.196Sentinel near hidden Passage 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.197Hidden Passage from Airplane 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.198Hidden Passage across river see H? We camped where major Powel did on left bank. 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.199Hidden Passage hike 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.200Hidden Passage 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.201Hidden Passage 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.202Hidden Passage 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.203Mile 71.2 right baut "Twilight Canyon" 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.204San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.205San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.206NAU.PH.98.6.206Mac Morgan 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.207Start Hike up to Rainbow bridge 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.208San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.209San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.210San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.211San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.212San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.213San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.214Scout Register at steps in cap rock, "crossing of the Fathers" route 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.215Kane Creek Camp
NAU.PH.98.6.216Kane Creek right bank, "Crossing of the Fathers" where trees are on right bank. 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.217Kane Creek marker for wharf? 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.218San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.219San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.220San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.221:San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.222:River Crossing of The fathers 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.223:Looking Downstream To "Fathers Crossing" 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.224:San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.225San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.226:Wauweep Creek Sentnil (sic) Rock
NAU.PH.98.6.227: San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.228: Lee's Ferry Take out from Colo. R., location unknown
NAU.PH.98.6.229: Lee's Ferry house, location unknown
NAU.PH.98.6.230: Stretch Fretwell worn out river shoes. 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.231:San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.232:Burial of river shoes from bridge., location unknown 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.233:San Juan, Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.234:Colorado 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.235:Ship Rock N.M. 1954
NAU.PH.98.6.236:Rocks near Kayenta Monument Valley, Monument Valley
NAU.PH.98.6.237:Monument Valley,
NAU.PH.98.6.238:En Route To Rainbow Bridge 14 miles from here still early and still high in elevation, Jim, John, Pat 1954-05-29
NAU.PH.98.6.239:Jim Coon "My Stars all that way" & John Brolley still Traversing To cliff canyon out of sight on right
NAU.PH.98.6.240:L to R John, Jim, Pat on Traverse To Cliff canyon around Navajo Mtn on Right 1954-05-29
NAU.PH.98.6.241 Jim & Pat on the descent into Cliff Canyon 1954-05-29
NAU.PH.98.6.242:Last water before the Tovgn ascent out of cliff canyon 1954-05-30
NAU.PH.98.6.243: Pat on "the Cat" good Reservation road over bare rock. En route to Inscription House Trading post. 1954-05-31
NAU.PH.98.6.244: Inscription House Cliff Dwelling Navajo Mon. 5-31-54 water in 20' deep arroyo with trees. 1954-05-31
NAU.PH.98.6.245:Inscription House Navajo Monument up from Toe of Cave, right side. 1954-05-31
NAU.PH.98.6.246:May. Inscription House. T. shaped Doorway, Inscription House Site 1954-05-31
NAU.PH.98.6.247:View from Inscription House Cave small stream in close Arroyo, Inscription House Site 1954-05-31
NAU.PH.98.6.248:Inscription House close up of storage cyst. Wattle & Darb const. 1954-05-31
Betata Kin Ruin from Sandal point John Brolley, Pat Jim Coon 1954-05-31
NAU.PH.98.6.250:Betata Kin Ruin Navajo National Monument 1954-05-31
NAU.PH.98.6.251: Entrance To Monument Valley Near Kayenta, Agathla Peak 6825' Center a Volcanic Neck.
NAU.PH.98.6.252: Agath La peak NE 6825', Monument Valley South Entrance 1954-05-31
NAU.PH.98.6.253: Owl Rock, Monument Valley. 1954-05-31
NAU.PH.98.6.254: Monument Valley NE, 1954-05-31
NAU.PH.98.6.255:Monument Valley E from Gouldings Trading Post, 1954-05-31
NAU.PH.98.6.256:Launching Site at Bluff Utah San Juan River, 1956-03-30
NAU.PH.98.6.257: Barg Inspection for leaks Fors behind, 1965-03-30
NAU.PH.98.6.258: En Route, wide shallow river many snags 1956-03-30
NAU.PH.98.6.259:First lunch on left bank below cliff. Clinton, Fors Emigh, Pafaff 1956-03-30
NAU.PH.98.6.260: Mike Storitzky large raft behind upstream 1956-03-30
NAU.PH.98.6.261: Indian Steps Right Bank Pfaff, Boygs, Emigh Fors. 1956-03-30
NAU.PH.98.6.262: Ruin Downstream from Steps. Post 20 Boat Rt. Bank, 1956-03-30
NAU.PH.98.6.263:Aranve or plumed serpent Ruin ~15rms 1 Kiva, San Juan River 1956-03-30
NAU.PH.98.6.264:Kiva in Aranve Ruin 1956-03-31
NAU.PH.98.6.265: Pfaff in storehouse adjacent to Aranve Ruin 1956-03-31
NAU.PH.98.6.266: The Plumed Serpant (sic)or Aranve on wall of cave above ruin 1956-03-30
NAU.PH.98.6.267:Departure form Aranve ruin camp. River is on far side of valley from ruin upstream. 1956-03-31
NAU.PH.98.6.268: Entering gorge below Chinle wash. River speeds up 1956-03-31
NAU.PH.98.6.269: Lunch stop in Gorge. Pfaff, Stortzky, Boggs, Emigh, Fors, Douglass Clinton
NAU.PH.98.6.270:Looking over 8' rapid downstream 1956-03-31
NAU.PH.98.6.271: Emigh's raft with boggs, Clinton, Fors 8' rapid San Juan River
NAU.PH.98.6.272: Windy Wash camp. Above Mex. Hat. 1956-03-31
NAU.PH.98.6.273: Snow shower on Comb Ridge Toad To Hite Utah 1956-04-02
NAU.PH.98.6.274:Hovenweep Castle 1956-04-02
NAU.PH.98.6.275:Rock Shelter & Stronghold, Hovenweep National Monument 1956-04-02
NAU.PH.98.6.276:Loophoes in the Twin towers, Hovenweep National Monument 1956-04-02
NAU.PH.98.6.277:Lukachuka Mtns Road 1956-09-01
NAU.PH.98.6.278:View North from Road butte, Lukachuka mtns; Northern Highest point 1956-09-01
NAU.PH.98.6.279:Western side of Lukachuka Mtns 1956-09-01
NAU.PH.98.6.280:Sawmill Road entry 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.281: Canyon del Muerto 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.282: early a.m. Canyon del Muerto 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.283Muerto 1956-04-02
NAU.PH.98.6.284:Muerto 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.285:Muerto 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.286:Antelope house, Canyon del Muerto 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.287: Antelope house 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.288: Antelope house 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.289: Mummy Cave, Canyon del Muerto 11:00am 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.290:Lunch spot Mummy Cave, Canyon del Muerto 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.291:Canyon del Muerto 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.292:Mummy Cave 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.293:Mummy Cave ruin, Canyon del Muerto 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.294: Mummy Cave 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.295:Mummy Cave 2pm., Canyon del Muerto 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.296:Pictograph, Near Mummy Cave, Canyon del Muerto 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.297:Pictrograph Paintings, Basketmaker Cave 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.298: Mummy Cave from Basket Maker Cave, 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.299: White house ruin, Canyon de Chelly, 3:30pm 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.300: White house Ruin, Canyon de Chelly 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.301:White house Ruin. Access was by ruined Tower in foreground
NAU.PH.98.6.302Canyon de Chelly from main Road, 4pm 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.303: Spider Rock, Canyon de Chelly, 4:30p.m. 1956-09-02
NAU.PH.98.6.304: Glen Canyon Trip Post 20 bus at comb ridge 1959-05-30
NAU.PH.98.6.305: Descent of Comb ridge 1959-05-30
NAU.PH.98.6.306:Comb ridge, E 1959-05-30
NAU.PH.98.6.307: W. over Colo. River, Start of Trip at Hite 1959-05-30
NAU.PH.98.6.308:Hite loading (whetstore) 1959-06-30
NAU.PH.98.6.309:Cable Car Ferry at Hite 1959-05-31
NAU.PH.98.6.310:Below Hite 1959-05-31
NAU.PH.98.6.311:Lunch & HIke stop at Ticaboo Canyon, upstream 1959-05-31
NAU.PH.98.6.312:Spring up Ticaboo Canyon ~ 2 miles 1959-05-31
NAU.PH.98.6.313:Pat in Pool at Ticaboo Canyon 1959-05-31
NAU.PH.98.6.314:Cotter filling can at Warm Creek noon, 1959-06-01
NAU.PH.98.6.315:Warm Creek, Dana on pool 1959-06-01
NAU.PH.98.6.316:Impact Pool formed by overhead-overhang Warm Creek falls now dry 1959-06-01
NAU.PH.98.6.317:Warm Creek, Algae details on sandstone, location unknown
NAU.PH.98.6.318: Green Algae details at 3' Warm Creek Canyon 1959-06-01
NAU.PH.98.6.319:View of Prior Details, Warm Creek 1959-06-01
NAU.PH.98.6.320: Amphitheater Terminal Warm Creek 1959-06-01
NAU.PH.98.6.321:Warm Creek, 1959-06-01
NAU.PH.98.6.322:Start of Morman Trail Cut from the mesa top called "Hole-in the rock" 1959-06-03
NAU.PH.98.6.323:Ascent to "Hole-in the rock" 1959-06-03
NAU.PH.98.6.324:Glen Canyon; Hite to Lee's Ferry 1959
NAU.PH.98.6.325:Steps cut by Mormons at "Hole-in-the Rock" 1959-06-03
NAU.PH.98.6.326:Stan Whetstone. Dup.
NAU.PH.98.6.327:Glen Canyon; Hite to Lee's Ferry 1959-06-03
NAU.PH.98.6.328:Navajo Canyon, rather Tight camp here very good water 1959-06-02
NAU.PH.98.6.329:Llewllyn Creek Camp site a.m. 1959-06-04
NAU.PH.98.6.330:Joining of Colo. on left and San Juan on right 1959-06-04
NAU.PH.98.6.331:Cottonwood Canyon 1959-06-04
NAU.PH.98.6.332: Cottonwood Canyon, 1959-06-04
NAU.PH.98.6.333:Hidden Passage, Bob Douglass 1959-06-04
NAU.PH.98.6.334Famous river explorer Powell name in music Temple 1959-06-04
NAU.PH.98.6.335:View of West Third of music Temple very cool by pool under falls now dry 1959-06-04
NAU.PH.98.6.336: Hard sand beach at Twilight Canyon
NAU.PH.98.6.337: Glen Canyon; Hite to Lee's Ferry 1959
NAU.PH.98.6.338:Time Exposure dungeon Canyon 1959-06-07
NAU.PH.98.6.339:Petroglyphs, on east bank, mile 44.3, where the boys are 1959-06-08
NAU.PH.98.6.340:Petroglyphs mile 44.3
NAU.PH.98.6.341: Petroglyphs 1959-06-08
NAU.PH.98.6.342: Lizzards (sic) caught at Cottwood (sic) Canyon 1959-06-04
NAU.PH.98.6.343: Sheep had walked in side canyon
NAU.PH.98.6.344:After Glen Canyon Trip Two weeks Fuzz 1959-06-05
NAU.PH.98.6.345:Clear rock free stream in floor of hidden passage 1959-06-04
NAU.PH.98.6.346: Tapestry Wall on Colo. Below warm creek 1959-06-01
NAU.PH.98.6.347: Moki Canyon 1959-06-02
NAU.PH.98.6.348: old Gold dredge Sunk in river 1959-06-02
NAU.PH.98.6.349: Cliff Ruin Lake Canyon ~ 3 mi. from Colo. 1959-06-02
NAU.PH.98.6.350:Lake Canyon Ruin 1959-06-02
NAU.PH.98.6.351: Pat, Pot hole bath, Lake Canyon 1959-06-02
NAU.PH.98.6.352:Lake Canyon, Fretwell 1959-06-02
NAU.PH.98.6.353: overhang at mouth of Escolante (sic) River 1959-06-03
NAU.PH.98.6.354: Stack in Colo. adjacent to "the Rincon" old ox bow cut off of the Colo. R.
NAU.PH.98.6.355: Esclante (sic) River 1959-06-03
NAU.PH.98.6.356: rainbow bridge 1959-06-05
NAU.PH.98.6.357: upper right people descend to bridge, span 278' 309' hi 1959-06-05
NAU.PH.98.6.358:278' span 309' 1959-06-05
NAU.PH.98.6.359: belay! 1959-06-05
NAU.PH.98.6.360:Aztec Canyon Hike back from bridge
NAU.PH.98.6.361: Aztec Canyon riffle on Colorado 1959-06-05
NAU.PH.98.6.362: The approaches to the problem
NAU.PH.98.6.363:Final choke stone that stoped (sic) us 1959-06-06
NAU.PH.98.6.364: Swimming back, 1959-06-06
NAU.PH.98.6.365:Sunning - getting sand out of shoes 1959-06-06
NAU.PH.98.6.366: Camp at mile 60.8 1959-06-06
NAU.PH.98.6.367: Frog Steps 1959-06-07
NAU.PH.98.6.368: Frog woddling then hopping, 1959-06-07
NAU.PH.98.6.369: descent of Kibab (sic) Trail snow storm Grand Canyon 1960-11
NAU.PH.98.6.370: Switchbacks ahead Grand Canyon,
NAU.PH.98.6.371: finally under the clouds
NAU.PH.98.6.372: The Colorado at the inner george (sic)
NAU.PH.98.6.373:undated. low water, red from the little Colo
NAU.PH.98.6.374:Grand Canyon hike 1960-11
NAU.PH.98.6.375: Vultures disceting (sic) on abandoned LCB
NAU.PH.98.6.376:fiberglass boat
NAU.PH.98.6.377:Cables for bridge were carried in by 100 Indians
NAU.PH.98.6.378:Grand Canyon hike 1959-11
NAU.PH.98.6.379: San Juan/ Glen Canyon 1961
NAU.PH.98.6.380:Bridge at Bluff across San Juan To reach Ruin 1961-06-11
NAU.PH.98.6.381: Bob - S.J. Goosenecks 1957-09-04
NAU.PH.98.6.382: San Juan/ Glen Canyon 1961
NAU.PH.98.6.383:Slick horn Gulch, Stretch 1961-06-13
NAU.PH.98.6.384:old well drilling machinery Slick horn gulch 1961-06-13
NAU.PH.98.6.385:moonlight Canyon camp, morning 1961-06-14
NAU.PH.98.6.386: Lunch stop at Grand Culch (sic) 1961-06-13
NAU.PH.98.6.387:Grand Gulch 1961-06-13
NAU.PH.98.6.388:Lunch stop & swim Grand Gulch, 1961-06-13
NAU.PH.98.6.389:Twig for skag fire moonlight 1961-06-13
NAU.PH.98.6.390:Twig being railed 1961-06-13
NAU.PH.98.6.391:Syncline Rapid 1961-06-15
NAU.PH.98.6.392: Bob Emigh on oars with Ted Sycline 1961-06-15
NAU.PH.98.6.393: Syncline 1961-06-15
NAU.PH.98.6.394:Bob & Dana Douglass, Syncline 1961-06-15
NAU.PH.98.6.395: Roge get, a drink Good water stop just below sycline, Wilson Canyon, 1961-06-15
NAU.PH.98.6.396: 13' Rapid 1961-06-16
NAU.PH.98.6.397: Lunch Stop at River level at Red bed Canyon.
NAU.PH.98.6.398: water stop at red bed big spring 1961-06-16
NAU.PH.98.6.399: The Big Spring at teh head of Red Bed 1961-06-16
NAU.PH.98.6.400: Tom Panowski, Cottonwood Canyon 1961-06-16
NAU.PH.98.6.401:Entrance to "Hidden Passage"
NAU.PH.98.6.402: San Juan/ Glen Canyon 1961
NAU.PH.98.6.403: Petroglyphs at Twilight Canyon 1961-06-18
NAU.PH.98.6.404: Twilight 1961-06-18
NAU.PH.98.6.405: Music Temple 1961-06-17
NAU.PH.98.6.406: Waiting at Piute Falls for Douglass on Island To Signal To Come over 1961-06-15
Piute Falls Right hand channel 1961-06-15
NAU.PH.98.6.408: Piute falls 1961-06
NAU.PH.98.6.409: Les Seeley & Roger White Jr., Piute falls 1961-06-15
NAU.PH.98.6.410: Crossing Colorado Klondike to Cathedral 1961-06-19
NAU.PH.98.6.411: Roger lining up to cross over to Cathedral Canyon 1961-06-19
NAU.PH.98.6.412: Steps cut by miners to reach Klondike bar 1961-06-19
NAU.PH.98.6.413: mile trail to Klondike Bar. Entrance to Cathedral Canyon across Colorado 1961-07-19
NAU.PH.98.6.414: fern grotto to reach the Cauldron 1961-07-19
NAU.PH.98.6.415:Passage To The Cauldron 1961-07-19
NAU.PH.98.6.416: bare bottom canyon to reach the end the Cauldron 1961-07-19
NAU.PH.98.6.417: Toe holds out of final pool to reach the actual Cauldron 1961-07-19
NAU.PH.98.6.418: Sliding down the return from the Cauldron 1961-07-19
NAU.PH.98.6.419: The boat loading at moonlight canyon 1961-06-19
NAU.PH.98.6.420: Loading up. Big Bend Camp 1961-06-15
NAU.PH.98.6.421: Dungeon 1961-07-20
NAU.PH.98.6.422: The Dungeon 1961-07-20
NAU.PH.98.6.423: Stuck in the mud at last Chance Canyon, lunch stop 1961-07-21
NAU.PH.98.6.424: Start at Marble Canyon Trading Post 1962-06-03
NAU.PH.98.6.425:Loading Pontoons at Lee's Ferry (former Pioneer Crossing) 1962-06-03
NAU.PH.98.6.426: Looking over Soap Creek rapid from Rt. Bank 40,000 CFS 1962-06-03
NAU.PH.98.6.427: Badger?, Grand Canyon 1962
NAU.PH.98.6.428: Vasey's Paradise, filled water cans here 1962-06-04
NAU.PH.98.6.429: Grand Canyon 1962
NAU.PH.98.6.430: Grand Canyon 1962
NAU.PH.98.6.431: Hopi Watch Tower Camp near old Tanner Mine 1962-06-05
NAU.PH.98.6.432: Hance Rapid, 1 of 9 1962-06-05
NAU.PH.98.6.433:Hance Rapid, 2 of 9 1962-06-05
NAU.PH.98.6.434: Hance Rapid, 3 of 9 1962-06-05
NAU.PH.98.6.435: Hance Rapid, 4 of 9 1962-06-05
NAU.PH.98.6.436: Hance Rapid, 5 of 9 1962-06-05
NAU.PH.98.6.437: Bright Angle (sic) lardig 1962-06-06
NAU.PH.98.6.438: Overlook of our fleet mid-day near inner gorge trail 1962-06-06
NAU.PH.98.6.439: Bass? Cable car 1962-06-07
NAU.PH.98.6.440: Elves Chasm 1962-06-07
NAU.PH.98.6.441: Limin stop, Wes Jones & Elves Chasm 1962-06-07
NAU.PH.98.6.442: Tapeats Creek camp on right bank 1962-06-07
NAU.PH.98.6.443:Deer Creek Falls 1962-06-08
NAU.PH.98.6.444: Jean Cutter examining Basket maker site
NAU.PH.98.6.445: Basket Maker Site 1962-06-08
NAU.PH.98.6.446: Smuss Allen our boatman & guide, white motor is a spare
NAU.PH.98.6.447: Lara Falls (Vulcan Rapid according to Powel (sic)) from walking path
NAU.PH.98.6.448: Lava Falls ~45,000 cfs. 1962-06-08
Lava Falls 1962-06-08
NAU.PH.98.6.450: Lava Falls 1962-06-08
NAU.PH.98.6.451: Lava Falls 1962-06-08
NAU.PH.98.6.452:Lava Falls 162-06-08
NAU.PH.98.6.453: Smuss & Herb fixing Engine 1962-06-09
NAU.PH.98.6.454: Grand Canyon 1962-06-09
NAU.PH.98.6.455: Travertine Falls 1962-06-09
NAU.PH.98.6.456: Pat at Plaque mounted at Separation Rapids 1962-06-09
NAU.PH.98.6.457: Grey & desolation 1963-06
NAU.PH.98.6.458:Grey & desolation 1963-06
NAU.PH.98.6.459: Standing Rock
NAU.PH.98.6.460: Grey and desolation 1963-06
NAU.PH.98.6.461: Grey and desolation 1963-06
NAU.PH.98.6.462: Grey and desolation 1963-06
NAU.PH.98.6.463:Grey and desolation 1963-06
NAU.PH.98.6.464: Grey and desolation 1963-06
NAU.PH.98.6.465: Grey and desolation 1963-06
NAU.PH.98.6.466: Grey and desolation 1963-06
NAU.PH.98.6.467: Grey and desolation 1963-06
NAU.PH.98.6.468:Grey and desolation 1963-06
NAU.PH.98.6.469: Grey and desolation 1963-06
NAU.PH.98.6.470: Navajo Arch
NAU.PH.98.6.471: Grey and desolation 1963-06
NAU.PH.98.6.472: Grey and desolation 1963
NAU.PH.98.6.473:Cataract Canyon 1964
NAU.PH.98.6.474:Cataract Canyon 1964
NAU.PH.98.6.475:Camp on Bow Knot bend, Cataract Canyon 1964
NAU.PH.98.6.476: Cataract Canyon 1964
NAU.PH.98.6.477: Cataract Canyon 1964
NAU.PH.98.6.478: The Fort Indian Ruin
NAU.PH.98.6.479: Cataract Canyon 1964
NAU.PH.98.6.480:Cataract Canyon 1964
NAU.PH.98.6.481:Last Camp on the green
NAU.PH.98.6.482: Cataract Canyon 1964
NAU.PH.98.6.483: Cataract Canyon 1964
NAU.PH.98.6.484: Cataract Canyon 1964
NAU.PH.98.6.485: Cataract Canyon 1964
NAU.PH.98.6.486:Cataract Canyon 1964
NAU.PH.98.6.487: Flooding of Airport at Hite
NAU.PH.98.6.488:fording stream in desert country Stretch checking Depth with bare feet.,
NAU.PH.98.6.489: 1 of 3
NAU.PH.98.6.490: 2 of 3
NAU.PH.98.6.491: 3 of 3
NAU.PH.98.6.492: Cebolleta Mesa with 4x poloroid Filter
NAU.PH.98.6.493: Mt. Taylor Trip rebuilding Road in desert country
NAU.PH.98.6.494: Salmon River 1962
NAU.PH.98.6.495-570[Yellowstone, Inscription House and various ruins, Canyon de Chelly and various locations in the Southwest] 1952-1959 415 photographic images (prints, slides, negatives)slides35mm
Scope and Contents
This collection of slides includes images from Yellowstone, Glen Canyon, Canyon de Chelly, Inscription House, Monument Valley, Chaco Canyon, Hovenweep, Chaco Canyon.
NAU.PH.98.6.910-917"The Dungeon" 1961 2 Photographic imagesprints6 negatives
Scope and Contents
Inlcudes two prints, one of Trunches, NM and the other is Dungeon Canyon in the Glen Canyon area. Also included are 6 negatives from a 1961 Colorado River trip.
NAU.MS.44.map.1247 Maps, 1959-1961 (13 maps)
Existence and Location of Originals
Located in the SCA map cases under "Fretwell"
Digital Material Available
Digital versions of the maps in this collection are available online herehere.
NAU.MS.44.map1247.01Plan and profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry, Ariz. to mouth of Green River, Utah ; San Juan River, mouth to Chinle Creek, Utah ; and certain tributaries. Sheet A. 1922
NAU.MS.44.map.1247.02Plan and profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry, Ariz. to mouth of Green River, Utah ; San Juan River, mouth to Chinle Creek, Utah ; and certain tributaries. Sheet B-C. 1922
NAU.MS.44.map1247.03Plan and profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry, Ariz. to mouth of Green River, Utah ; San Juan River, mouth to Chinle Creek, Utah ; and certain tributaries. Sheet E 1922
NAU.MS.44.map1247.04Plan and profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry, Ariz. to mouth of Green River, Utah ; San Juan River, mouth to Chinle Creek, Utah ; and certain tributaries. Sheet F. 1922
NAU.MS.44.map.1247.05Plan and profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry, Ariz. to mouth of Green River, Utah ; San Juan River, mouth to Chinle Creek, Utah ; and certain tributaries. Sheet G 1922
NAU.MS.44.map.1247.06Plan and profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry, Ariz. to mouth of Green River, Utah ; San Juan River, mouth to Chinle Creek, Utah ; and certain tributaries. Sheet I.
NAU.MS.44.map.1247.07Plan and profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry, Ariz. to mouth of Green River, Utah ; San Juan River, mouth to Chinle Creek, Utah ; and certain tributaries. Sheet J 1922
NAU.MS.map.1247.08Plan and profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry, Ariz. to mouth of Green River, Utah ; San Juan River, mouth to Chinle Creek, Utah ; and certain tributaries. Sheet K. 1922
NAU.MS.44.map.1247.09Plan and profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry, Ariz. to mouth of Green River, Utah ; San Juan River, mouth to Chinle Creek, Utah ; and certain tributaries. Sheet L
NAU.MS.44.map.1247.10Plan and profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry, Ariz. to mouth of Green River, Utah ; San Juan River, mouth to Chinle Creek, Utah ; and certain tributaries. Sheet M
NAU.MS.44.map.1247.11Plan and profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry, Ariz. to mouth of Green River, Utah ; San Juan River, mouth to Chinle Creek, Utah ; and certain tributaries. Sheet N. 1922
NAU.MS.44.map.1247.12Plan and profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry, Ariz. to mouth of Green River, Utah ; San Juan River, mouth to Chinle Creek, Utah ; and certain tributaries. Sheet O. 1922
NAU.MS.44.map.1247.13Plan and profile of Colorado River, Lees Ferry, Ariz. to mouth of Green River, Utah ; San Juan River, mouth to Chinle Creek, Utah ; and certain tributaries. Sheet P. 1922