From Labyrinth Canyon to Hidden Passage

File — Box: 1, Folder: 3

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

78-80: Labyrinth and Stillwater [canyons]
81: Butte of the Cross, Labyrinth
82: Labyrinth and Stillwater [canyons]
83-84: Entering Cataract Canyon
85-87: Cataract Canyon
88-89: Walls of Cataract Canyon
90: Charles Eggert at river register, below Cataract Canyon
91: Charles Eggert and Bruce Lium carving insignia
92: Don Hatch in Cataract Canyon
93-94: Charles Eggert carving insignia in Cataract Canyon
95: Charles Eggert and Don Hatch standing below carved insignia, Cataract Canyon
96: End of Cataract Canyon
97-98: End of Cataract Canyon with Navajo sandstone cliffs of Glen Canyon in distance, approaching Hite, Utah
99: Glen Canyon, 1955
100: Side canyon, Glen Canyon
101: Looking out from Amphitheater, Glen Canyon
102: Charles Eggert, Tony Tuttle, and Al Galloway swimming, Navajo Creek, Glen Canyon
103-106: Swimming Hole, Navajo Creek
107: Glen Canyon
108: Bridge Canyon in Glen Canyon
109: Narrow Bridge Canyon below Rainbow Bridge
110: Bridge Canyon en route to Rainbow Bridge
111-113: [Rainbow Bridge]
114: Bridge Canyon en route to Rainbow Bridge
115: Tony Tuttle in Glen Canyon
116: Amphitheater Hidden Passage, Glen Canyon
117: Creek bed in Hidden Passage, Glen Canyon
118: Walking up creek bed in Hidden Passage
119: Fred Wood, Hidden Passage
120-121: Hidden Passage
122: Entrance to Hidden Passage
123: Huge Amphitheater in Hidden Passage
124: Carrying camera, Hidden Passage
125: Walls of Hidden Passage
126: Fred Wood in Hidden Passage
127: Hidden Passage
128-129: Fred Wood, Indian petroglyphs, Hidden Passage

Dates

1952-1956

Conditions Governing Access

Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.