Grand Canyon, 1942

File — Box: 4, Folder: 9

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

Photograph number 1: At a water hole
Photograph number 2: Unidentified rock formation
Photograph number 3: Pres Walker, ?, Norman D. Nevills
Photograph number 4: The group next to the River
Photograph number 5: Plaque "On August 28, 1869 Seneca Howland, O.G. Howland and William H. Dunn separated from the original Powell party, climbed to the North rim and were killed by the Indians. For Further authentic information see "Colorado River Controversies" Obtainable from University Libraries. This Cenotaph was placed and dedicated in 1939 by later Colorado River Voyagers.
Photograph number 6: Hiding under an overhang to eat lunch.
Photograph number 7: Equipment
Photograph number 8: Fish
Photograph number 9: Playing under a waterfall
Photograph number 10-13: The River and surrounding scenery
Photograph number 14: Cave Spring
Photograph number 15: Ed Hudson (?) Hiking above the river on a ridge
Photograph number 16: On the river
Photograph number 17: Three unidentified people
Photograph number 18-19: The river
Photograph number 20: Bruce Wilson on a wrecked boat
Photograph number 21: Sign in for the log book for the 1942 expedition
Photograph number 22-25: The group at the river
Photograph number 26: Unidentified Skeleton
Photograph number 27: Getting boats through rapids
Photograph number 28: Setting up for a bonfire
Photograph number 29: Rapids

Dates

1942

Conditions Governing Access

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