Cline Library. Special Collections and Archives
Department.
Northern Arizona University
Cline Library
P.O. Box 6022
Flagstaff, AZ 86011-6022
Phone: 928 523 5551
Fax: 928 523 3770
Email: Special.Collections@nau.edu
Biographical Note
Powell, John Wesley (1834-1902), American ethnologist, geologist, explorer, and
government administrator, known for his work as the first major classifier of Native
American languages, as well as for his pioneering work as a geographical and geological
surveyor of the Colorado River, the Grand Canyon, and the Rocky Mountains.
Scope and Content Note
This collection consists of copies of 71 images of and about John Wesley Powell,
obtained mostly from U.S. Geological Survey photograph collections, for Cline Library
display purposes. The images are of: Powell, his family, and associates; Native
Americans from his role of ethnographer; the exploration of the Green and Colorado
Rivers and surrounding lands; maps of his river route and geographic area; illustrations
from his 1895 Canyons of the Colorado; and 1968 repeat
photography (photo matches) of some of Powell and his photographers's views, by Hal G.
Stephens and Eugene M. Shoemaker, published as In the Footsteps of
John Wesley Powell: An Album of Comparative Photographs of the Green and Colorado
Rivers, 1871-72 and 1968.
Organization
Collection organized into 4 series.
Series I: John Wesley Powell, 1856-1918.
Series II: Canyons of the Colorado. Illustrations by Thomas Moran and others,
1895-1960s.
Series III: John Wesley Powell, boats, exploration and the Colorado River,
1871-1875
This collection is for reference purposes only. Requests to use images in non-profit and
commercial endeavors should be made to the United States Geological Survey Photographic
Library in Denver, Colorado.
NAU.PH.268.1.1: Battle of Shiloh line drawing from Brady collection
and Major John Wesley Powell portrait,
1865
Battle of Shiloh line drawing from the Brady collection (Credit: U.S. Signal
Corps). John Wesley Powell portrait, Wheaton, Illinois, 1865: The original of
this photograph included brother Bramley Powell, but the figure has been
retouched out of the photo leaving Major Powell alone. It is one of the few
known pictures of Powell in his Civil War uniform (Credit: William Culp Darrah
Collection, Gettysburg, PA. USGS PIO-H-173-207. (B&W, 2 8x10 in.; formerly
268.25)
NAU.PH.268.1.2: Our Works Before Vicksburg-Battery Powell,
drawing,
1862
Drawing "Our Works before Vicksburg--Battery Powell--Sketched by Mr. Theodore
R. Davis." It is likely that John Wesley Powell, a 26-year-old Artillery
Captain, appeared in the illustration by accident. Although Powell had lost his
right arm at the Battle of Shiloh (April 6-7, 1862), he is shown here
apparently uninjured at the siege of Vicksburg (June & July 1862) (Credit:
Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of American Ethnology). USGS PIO-H-84.
(B&W, 8x10 in.; formerly 268.80)
NAU.PH.268.1.3: Illinois Wesleyan's First Building and John Wesley
Powell portrait,
1856
Scene of Powell's early teaching (Credit: Illinois Wesleyan University,
Bloomington, IL; see also 268.1). John Wesley Powell, teacher and principal at
Hennepin, Illinois, Fall 1859; this photograph by E.O. Beaman (doubtful it was
Beaman at this early date) is one of the earliest known photographs of Powell
(Credit: William Culp Darrah Collection, Gettysburg, PA). USGS PIO-H-205-206.
(B&W, 8x10 in.; formerly 268.48)
NAU.PH.268.1.4: Illinois Wesleyan's First Building, Bloomington,
Illinois,
1856
Scene of Powell's early teaching career (Illinois Wesleyan University
Collection); with small 1869 Powell portrait in upper right corner (William
Culp Darrah Collection). USGS PIO-NO-H-205-208. (B&W, 8x10 in.; formerly
268.1)
NAU.PH.268.1.5: John Wesley Powell and Emma Dean Powell
portraits,
1869-70
Combined portraits, Wes and Emma (B&W, 2 8x10 in.). Left: Major John Wesley
Powell, Winter 1869 (Credit: Smithsonian Institution, BAE Neg. No. 58254). USGS
PIO-NO-H-108. (Also individual B&W, 8x10 in., + 8x10 mounted oversize;
formerly 268.27). Right: Emma Dean Powell (nee Harriet Emma Dean, J.W. Powell's
wife), Chicago, Illinois, 1869-70 (Credit: William Culp Darrah Collection,
Gettysburg, PA). USGS PIO-H-108-210a. (Also individual B&W, 8x10 in., +
8x10 mounted oversize; formerly 268.26)
NAU.PH.268.1.6: Major John Wesley Powell,
1872
(Credit: Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of American Ethnology, Smithsonian
Archives No. 58254). USGS PIO-H-108. (B&W, 8x10 in.; formerly 268.83)
NAU.PH.268.1.7: John Wesley Powell, J.E. Colburn, Thomas Moran, and
Jacob Hamblin,
1873
Major Powell and members of other survey expeditions in the west. Standing
second from left is J.E. Colburn, a writer for the New York Times. Seated, left
to right: Major Powell, an unknown Indian, Thomas Moran, an unknown explorer,
and Jacob Hamblin (Credit: Smithsonian Institution, BAE Neg. No. 56331,
Portraits). USGS PIO-H-268. (B&W, 8x10 in.; formerly 268.77)
NAU.PH.268.1.8: Indian Tribes in Conference With U.S.
Commission,
1874
Various Indian tribes in conference with the U.S. Commission, near the Virgin
River, a tributary of the Colorado River in southern Utah/Nevada. Figure at
extreme left is J.W. Powell; photo by J.K. Hillers (Credit: Smithsonian
Institution, BAE Neg. No. 1662-2, Paiute Tribe). USGS PIO-H-119a. (B&W,
8x10 in., + 8x10 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.36)
NAU.PH.268.1.9: John Wesley Powell and Tau-gu, Chief of the Southern
Paiute,
1873
J.K. Hillers photograph, Smithsonian Institution, National Anthropological
Archives, Bureau of American Ethnology (negative 1636, from a stereograph
original) (B&W, 8x10 in.; formerly 268.38)
NAU.PH.268.1.10: John Wesley Powell and Paiute Indian Man,
1870s
Major Powell, sitting on horse, is leaning over and talking to a Paiute Indian
man, during northern Arizona survey. Photo by J.K. Hillers (Credit: Smithsonian
Institution, BAE Neg. No. 1591-R, Paiute Tribe). USGS PIO-H-87. (B&W, 8x10
in.; formerly 268.79)
NAU.PH.268.1.11: John Wesley Powell, Wild Hank Sharp, Kentucky
Mountain Bill, and Jesus Alviso,
1874
Studio portrait, partial Navajo costume (L to R): Major J.W. Powell, Wild Hank
Sharp, Kentucky Mountain Bill, and Jesus Alviso. Apparently taken in the same
studio and year as Navajo Delegation photographs of 1874 (Credit: Smithsonian
Institution, Bureau of American Ethnology). USGS PIO-H-100. (B&W, 8x10 in.;
formerly 268.78)
NAU.PH.268.1.12: Major John Wesley Powell at Riordan Ranch, Arizona,
1891
Powell on white horse (Credit: Pioneer's Historical Society, now Arizona
Historical Society/Northern Arizona Division, Flagstaff, AZ; Mary Riordan
Collection, AHS.0020.00173) USGS PIO-H-125. (B&W, 2 8x10 in., + 8x10 in.
mounted oversize; formerly 268.31)
NAU.PH.268.1.13: Geological Survey Group,
1894
John Wesley Powell is front-right. Probably the tenth anniversary of the "Great
Basin Mess," and a farewell dinner for Powell as Director of the USGS. USGS
PIO-H-90. (B&W, 3 8x10 in., two with names of most participants on back,
one with participants signatures on front border with annotated death dates;
formerly 268.8)
NAU.PH.268.1.14: C.D. Walcott, John Wesley Powell, and Archibald
Geikie,
1890s
Walcott, Powell, and Geikie on Jefferson Rock, Harpers Ferry, WV; photograph by
J.S. Diller (Credit: U.S. Geological Survey). USGS PIO-H-98. (B&W, 8x10
in.; formerly 268.76)
NAU.PH.268.1.15: John Wesley Powell, 2nd Director of the USGS (March
18, 1881 to June 7, 1894),
1890s
Major John Wesley Powell, oil painting by Edmund Clarence Messer (Credit:
Smithsonian Institution, National Collection of Fine Arts). USGS PIO-H-116.
(B&W, 8x10 in.; formerly 268.82)
NAU.PH.268.1.18: John Wesley Powell in His Adams Building
Office,
1896
Major John Wesley Powell, in his Adams Building Office, ca. 1896, photo by
Wells Sawyer (Credit: Smithsonian Institution, BAE Neg. No. 64-2-13). USGS
PIO-H-82. (B&W, 8x10 in., + 8x10 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268-37)
NAU.PH.268.1.19: John Wesley Powell,
circa 1898
USGS PIO-H-88. (B&W, 8x10 in.; formerly 268.5)
NAU.PH.268.1.20: Major Powell and Members of the Geological Survey
Staff,
1890s
Major Powell and companions, Arthur Keith and John D. McClerney, members of the
USGS staff on boat off coast of Maine where Powell spent several summers
(Smithsonian Institution, Bureau of American Ethnology Net. No. 64-b-5). USGS
PIO-H-118a. (B&W, 2 8x10 in.; formerly 268.13)
NAU.PH.268.1.21: General Land Office "Gorlinski" map,
1869
The General Land Office published this map in December, 1869, after Powell
finished his first river exploration; it did not incorporate Powell's recent
mapping. Powell had the 1867 "Gorlinski" with him in the field in Colorado in
1868, and the 1868 Freyhold/Warren map on his 1869 river trip. USGS PIO-H-136a.
(B&W, 8x10 in.; formerly 268.16)
NAU.PH.268.1.22: Map showing course of J.W. Powell's pioneer 1869
river voyage,
1960s
USGS PIO-H-120. (B&W, 8x10 in.; see also similar map at 268.1.23; formerly
268.49)
NAU.PH.268.1.23: Map showing course of J.W. Powell's pioneer 1869
river voyage,
1960s
USGS PIO-H-120. (B&W, 3 8x10 in.; formerly 268.29; see also similar map at
268.1.22)
NAU.PH.268.1.24: Letter from Powell to Secretary of Interior
Concerning Powell's Appointment as Director of United States Geological
Survey,
1881
March 23, 1881, letter from John Wesley Powell to the Secretary of the Interior
(Samuel Jordan Kirkwood) concerning Powell's appointment as USGS Director. USGS
PIO-H-294a. (B&W, 8x10 in.; formerly 268.19)
NAU.PH.268.1.25: John Wesley Powell resignation letter as Director of
the United States Geological Survey,
1894
May 8, 1894, resignation letter as Director of the USGS, from Powell to the
President of the United States (Grover Cleveland). USGS PIO-H-294c. (B&W,
8x10 in.; formerly 268.18)
NAU.PH.268.1.26: Major J.W. Powell Resigns His Place as Director of
the Geological Survey,
1894
"Survey Loses Its Head," headline and partial newsprint from Washington News,
May 11, 1894. USGS PIO-H-112. (B&W, 8x10 in.; formerly 268.24)
NAU.PH.268.1.27: John Wesley Powell's Grave, Arlington National
Cemetery,
c. 1918
Tombstone of John Wesley Powell in Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, VA,
with man standing nearby. USGS PIO-H-85. (B&W, 8x10 in.; formerly
268.15)
NAU.PH.268.1.28: Monument Erected about 1914 to Honor John Wesley
Powell,
c. 1918
Upper half of image is Powell grave stone, Arlington National Cemetery. Bottom
half of image is Powell Monument, Grand Canyon National Park (erected December
1916, dedicated May 20, 1918) (US DOI/NPS Collection). USGS PIO-H-85-239.
(B&W, 2 8x10 in.; formerly 268.7)
NAU.PH.268.1.29: Men on Horses in Forest by Lake,
1871
Hayden geological survey pack train on the trail between the Yellowstone and
the East Fork; Lt. Doan leading party; Wyoming 1871 (Credit: National
Archives). USGS PIO-H-95. (B&W, 8x10 in.; formerly 268.9)
Line drawing from Canyons of the Colorado, page 16. USGS PIO-H-201a. (B&W,
2 8x10 in., + 8x10 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.28)
NAU.PH.268.2.2: An Indian Hunter,
1895
Line drawing from Canyons of the Colorado, page 76. USGS PIO-H-201b. (B&W,
8x10 in., + 8x10 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.39)
NAU.PH.268.2.3: The Start (in 1871) from Green River Station,
Wyoming,
1895
Line drawing from Canyons of the Colorado, page 118. USGS PIO-H-201c. (B&W,
2 8x10 in.; formerly 268.12)
NAU.PH.268.2.4: The Rescue,
1895
Line drawing from Canyons of the Colorado, page 169. USGS PIO-H-201e. (B&W,
8x10 in.; formerly 268.66)
NAU.PH.268.2.5: The Heart of Marble Canyon,
1895
Line drawing from Canyons of the Colorado, page 210. USGS PIO-H-201f. (B&W,
8x10 in., + 8x10 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.30 and 268.51)
NAU.PH.268.2.6: The Heart of Cataract Canyon,
1895
Line drawing from Canyons of the Colorado, page 217. USGS PIO-H-201g. (B&W,
8x10 in., + 8x10 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.3 and 268.58)
NAU.PH.268.2.7: Running a Rapid,
1895
Line drawing from Canyons of the Colorado, page 250. USGS PIO-H-201i. (B&W,
8x10 in.; formerly 268.81)
NAU.PH.268.2.8: The Inner Gorge,
1895
Line drawing from Canyons of the Colorado, Lava Falls Rapid, page 254 (B&W,
8x10 in., + 8x10 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.33)
NAU.PH.268.2.9: Kanab Canyon, Near the Junction,
1895
Line drawing from Canyons of the Colorado, Kanab Creek looking downstream
toward the Colorado River, page 270. (B&W, 8x10 in., + 8x10 in. mounted
oversize; formerly 268.34)
NAU.PH.268.2.10: Kanab Canyon, in the Redwall Limestone,
1895
Line drawing from Canyons of the Colorado, page 273. USGS PIO-H-201l. (B&W,
8x10 in.; + 1 8x10 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.6)
NAU.PH.268.2.11: The Grand Canyon,
1895
Line drawing from Canyons of the Colorado, page 278. USGS PIO-H-201n. (B&W,
8x10 in., + 8x10 in. mounted oversize; see also 268.35 oversize; formerly
268.35)
NAU.PH.268.2.12: Climbing the Grand Canyon Wall,
1895
Line drawing from Canyons of the Colorado, page 279. USGS PIO-H-201m. (B&W,
8x10 in.; formerly 268.71)
This oversized item is filed with other oversized items on oversized shelves with Colorado Plateau prints
NAU.PH.268.2.13: Diorama of Powell's Camp at the Mouth of Bright Angel
Creek during first expedition,
1960s
Diorama originally at GCNP Visitor's Center, now at Powell Museum in Page, AZ.
USGS PIO-H-101. (B&W, 8x10 in.; formerly 268.2)
NAU.PH.268.2.14: Colorado River Drawings,
1895 and 1960
"Down the Colorado," painting by Nicholas Eggenhofer (left), for cover of James
Ramsey Ullman's "Down the Colorado with Major Powell" (1960); and "Wreck at
Disaster Falls," line drawing from Canyons of the Colorado, page 155 (right).
USGS PIO-H-201v-114. (B&W, 2 8x10 in.; formerly 268.10)
NAU.PH.268.2.15: Down the Colorado River, painting by N.
Eggenhoffer,
1960
"Down the Colorado," painting by Nicholas Eggenhofer for cover of James Ramsey
Ullman's "Down the Colorado with Major Powell" (Houghton Mifflin, Boston, 1960)
(Credit: Denver Public Library Western Collection). USGS PIO-HIST-114.
(B&W, 8x10 in., + 8x10 in. mounted oversize; see also left side of
268.2.14, formerly 268.10; formerly 268.45)
NAU.PH.268.2.16: drawing of Powell boats running rapids, Grand
Canyon,
n.d.
(B&W, 8x10 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.64)
NAU.PH.268.2.17: Carving of Men in Boats,
1930s
Powell and crew exploring the Colorado River, sculpture by Ralph Stackpole,
located in first floor Auditorium, Dept. of the Interior Bldg., Washington,
D.C. (WPA art work) (credit: Public Building Services). USGS PIO-H-102.
(B&W, 8x10 in.; formerly 268.14)
NAU.PH.268.3.1: Powell's Second Expedition Ready to Start from Just
below Union Pacific Railway Bridge at Green River Station, Wyoming,
1871
Men (L to R): Beaman, Hattan, C. Powell, Jones, Hillers, J.W. Powell,
Dellenbaugh, Thompson, Steward, Bishop, and Richardson. Boats (L to R):
Canonita, Emma Dean, and Nellie Powell. At extreme left is Beaman's dark box
(camera) (National Archives Neg. No. 57-PS-506). USGS PIO-H-105. (B&W, 8x10
in.; formerly 268.23)
NAU.PH.268.3.2: Our First Camp,
1871
Second Powell expedition May 4, 1871 (incorrect date, as they launched May 22).
(L to R) Almon Harris Thompson, Andrew Hattan, S.V. Jones, John Steward, W.
Clement Powell, Frank C.A. Richardson, Frederick S. Dellenbaugh, and F.M.
Bishop. Photo by E.O. Beaman (National Archives Neg. No. 57-PS-471). USGS
PIO-H-94. (B&W, 2 8x10 in.; formerly 268.22)
NAU.PH.268.3.3: Jack Hillers with photographic outfit,
1875
Jack Hillers on the Aquarius Plateau, July 1875. Photograph probably by Almon
Harris Thompson or Grove Carl Gilbert. National Archives photo no. 57-PS-804,
Geological Survey Collection (information from Don D. Fowler, "Myself in the
Water: The Western Photographs of John K. Hillers," page 77). (B&W, 8x10
in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.40)
NAU.PH.268.3.4: The Entrance to Flaming Gorge,
1871
Flaming Gorge, Head of Horseshoe Canyon, Camera Station 427(?), E. O. Beaman
photograph, c. May 28, 1871 (Stephens and Shoemaker, page 24) (B&W, 9x13
in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.44; photomatch with 268.4.7, formerly
268.52)
NAU.PH.268.3.5: Green River, Red Canyon Rock, Hillers Sewing
, 1871
John K. "Jack" Hillers, Powell Survey photographer, camped in trees along
river, sewing. USGS PIO-Hist-103. (B&W, 8x10 in.; formerly 268.17)
NAU.PH.268.3.6: Green River below Flaming Gorge,
1871
Above Little Hole, Camera Station 498, June 6, 1871, E. O. Beaman photograph
(Stephens and Shoemaker, page 54) (B&W, 10x13 in. mounted oversize;
formerly 268.47; photomatch with 268.4.4, formerly 268.42)
NAU.PH.268.3.7: Bowknot Bend, Green River,
1871
Labyrinth Canyon, Camera Station 476, September 10, 1871 (Stephens and
Shoemaker, page 164) (B&W, 8x11 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.54;
photomatch with 268.4.2, formerly 268.56)
NAU.PH.268.3.8: Lighthouse Rock, Canyon of Desolation, Green
River,
1871
Lighthouse Rock, looking down Green River, Utah (Credit: U.S. Geological
Survey). USGS PIO-H-99. Desolation Canyon, Camera Station 528, August 11, 1871
(Stephens and Shoemaker, page 136). (B&W, 8x10 in., + 10x11 mounted
oversize; formerly 268.32 and 268.48; photomatch with 268.4.1, formerly
268.41)
NAU.PH.268.3.9: Butte of the Cross, Utah,
1871
Stillwater Canyon, Camera Station 733, September 12, 1871 (Stephens and
Shoemaker, page 166) (B&W, 10x10 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.67;
photomatch with 268.4.8, formerly 268.53)
NAU.PH.268.3.10: Repairing a Canyon Boat,
1872
Repairing a Canyon boat, the Canonita, cached in 1871 at the mouth of the Dirty
Devil (Fremont) River; L to R: W. Johnson, F.S. Dellenbaugh, and J.K. Hillers
(National Archives Neg. No. 57-PS-778). Photo in Canyons of the Colorado, page
226. USGS PIO-H-79. (B&W, 2 8x10 in.; formerly 268.11)
NAU.PH.268.3.11: John Wesley Powell's Boat in Marble Canyon, Grand
Canyon, Arizona,
1872
Powell's boat, the Emma Dean, with chair mounted amidship, and boat, the
Canonita, in background. Photo by J.K. Hillers (National Archives Neg. No.
57-PS-856. For comparitive view see PIO-68-103). USGS PIO-H-86a. (B&W, 8x10
in.; formerly 268.21; photomatch with 268.4.3, formerly 268.59)
NAU.PH.268.3.12: Head of Sockdolager Rapids,
1872
Grand Canyon, Camera Station 449, August 29, 1872 (Stephens and Shoemaker, page
226) (B&W, 8x12 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.43a; photomatch with
268.4.5, formerly 268.43b)
NAU.PH.268.3.13: Grand Canyon, looking upstream toward Fossil Canyon
and Enfilade Point,
1872
Grand Canyon, Camera Station ~879, c. September 5, 1872 (Stephens and
Shoemaker, similar to photo page 244) (B&W, 8x12 in. mounted oversize;
formerly 268.50)
NAU.PH.268.3.14: Kanab Creek,
1872
Kanab Creek, Camera Station 578, Mid-September 1872 (Stephens and Shoemaker,
page 264) (B&W, 10x12 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.46; photomatch
268.4.6, formerly 268.55)
NAU.PH.268.3.15: In the Grand Canyon above Lava Falls,
1872
(B&W, 9x11 in. mounted oversize, formerly 268.57)
NAU.PH.268.3.16: Marble Canyon, Colorado River,
1872
Side view of Major Powell's boat, the Emma Dean, with chair and life preservers
(boat, the Canonita, in foreground); photo by J.K. Hillers (Credit: National
Archives Neg. No. 57-PS-850). USGS PIO-H-106. Marble Canyon, Camera Station
850, August 21, 1872 (Stephens and Shoemaker, page 204) (B&W, 8x10 in.;
formerly 268.74)
NAU.PH.268.3.17: View of the Grand Canyon from Lava Pinnacle,
Circa 1872
View of Grand Canyon from Lava Pinnacle, looking downstream, debris fan at
mouth of Prospect Canyon on left, with small cinder cone on the point beyond;
Lava Falls rapids just below mouth of Prospect Canyon. Figure on edge of right
bank is probably Clem Powell, J.W. Powell's cousin. Photo by J.K. Hillers
(Credit: National Archives Neg. No. 57-PS-61). USGS PIO-H-148. (B&W, 8x10
in.; formerly 268.75)
NAU.PH.268.4.1: Lighthouse Rock, Green River,
1968
Desolation Canyon, Camera Station 528, August 5, 1968 (Stephens and Shoemaker,
page 137) (B&W, 8x10 in., mounted oversize; formerly 268.41; photomatch
with 268.3.8, formerly 268.32 and 268.48)
NAU.PH.268.4.2: Bowknot Bend, Green River,
1968
Labyrinth Canyon, Camera Station 476, August 19, 1968 (Stephens and Shoemaker,
page 165) (B&W, 8x11 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.56; photomatch with
268.3.7, formerly 268.56)
NAU.PH.268.4.3: Looking upstream, one mile above Shinumo Wash,
1968
Marble Canyon, Camera Station 445, September 4, 1968 (Stephens and Shoemaker,
page 201) (B&W, 8x13 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.59; photomatch with
268.3.11, formerly 268.21)
NAU.PH.268.4.4: Green River below Flaming Gorge,
1968
Above Little Hole, Camera Station 498, July 16, 1968 (Stephens and Shoemaker,
page 55) (B&W, 10x13 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.42; photomatch with
268.3.6, formerly 268.47)
NAU.PH.268.4.5: Head of Sockdolager Rapids, Grand Canyon,
1968
Grand Canyon, Camera Station 449, September 11, 1968 (Stephens and Shoemaker,
page 227) (B&W, 8x12 in., + 8x12 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.43b;
photomatch with 268.3.12, formerly 268.43a)
NAU.PH.268.4.6: Kanab Creek,
1968
Kanab Creek, Camera Station 578, September 23, 1968 (Stephens and Shoemaker,
page 265) (B&W, 9x12 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.55; photomatch with
268.3.14, formerly 268.46)
NAU.PH.268.4.7: Flaming Gorge, Head of Horseshoe Canyon,
1968
Flaming Gorge, Head of Horseshoe Canyon, Camera Station 427, July 10, 1968
(B&W, 9x13 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.52; photomatch with 268.3.4,
formerly 268.44)
NAU.PH.268.4.8: Butte of the Cross, Green River,
1968
Stillwater Canyon, Camera Station 733, August 21, 1968 (Stephens and Shoemaker,
page 167) (B&W, 10x10 in. mounted oversize; formerly 268.53; photomatch
with 268.3.9, formerly 268.67)
