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	Title: A Party On Bright Angel Trail, Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused			Title: Air View of Grand Canyon Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen unused Description: This view of Grand Canyon names the peaks within its range. Special attention is directed to Shiva Temple, the site of the camp of the Patterson Expedition of the Museum of Natural History in 1937, during which they studied the isolated wild life of the 275 acre mystery land, ""Sky Island

	Title: Along The Cliffs On Hermit Trail, Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused Description: Hermit Trail, the new way to the heart of the Canyon, is about nine miles west of El Tovar. It is a trail of easy grades and long zig zags, and four feet wide. Diverging from it on the plateau is the old Tonto Trail, connecting with bright Angel, Grand View and other Canyon trails to the river.			Title: Ascending Raton Pass, Grand Canyon National Park Chrome unused Description: Raton Pass, the highest point on the Santa Fe Railroad between Chicago and California, has an altitude of 7,622 feet.

	Title: Bradley Wales Park Grand Canyon National Park Pennsylvania (PA) unused			Title: Broded Column, O'Neill's Point Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused


	Title: By Mule Train Into The Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused Description: Exciting and adventuresome is the trip into the depths of the mighty canyon down the bright Angel Trail. Here from the South Rim of the canyon the trail is glimpsed for below as it disappears into the inner granite gorge.			Title: By Mule Train Into The Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused Description: Exciting and adventuresome is the trip into the depths of the mighty canyon down the bright Angel Trail. Here from the South Rim of the canyon the trail is glimpsed for below as it disappears into the inner granite gorge.

	Title: Cape Horn, Bright Angel Trail Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), White Border Description: The various rock formations of the Grand Canyon have been given distinguishing names by scientists and nature lovers. Thus from Cape Horn on Bright Angle Trail one sees "The Battleship" the "Pyramid of Cheops", "Isis Temple" and the "Temple of Buddha".			Title: Clouds and Shadows Linen unused

	Title: Coffee Shop Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen unused Description: The Coffee Shop at Bright Angel Lodge is a quaintly inviting room, with log beams and rough plaster walls. At one end is a screened terrace, for outdoor dining during the summer months.			Title: Coffee Shop Bright Angel Lodge, Grand Canyon National Park Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen unused Description: The Coffee Shop at Bright Angel Lodge sis a quaintly inviting room, with log beams and rough plaster walls. At one end is a screened terrace, for outdoor dining during the summer months.

	Title: Daring Jump By A Forest Ranger, Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back PM 1928 Aug-07 Description: Daring jump by a forest ranger, near bright Angel cove, Grand Canyon National Park. Arizona.			Title: Dining Room El Tovar Hotel, Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused Description: For a third of a century El Tovar, one of America's finest resort hotels, has spread its wide-flung comfort on the Canyon's rim. The rustic dining room, with its huge fireplace, is internationally renowned for its excellent cuisine.

	Title: Dining Room, El Tovar Hotel Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ) unused Description: For a third of a century El Tovar, one of America's finest resort hotels, has spread its wide-flung comfort on the Canyon's rim. The rustic dining room, with its huge fire-place, is internationally renowned for its excellent cuisine			Title: Down Granite Gorge, From Bright Angel Trail Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused

	Title: Duck on the Rock Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ) unused Description: This strange rock formation is but one of many examples of the sculpturesque activity of erosion. It is located on the rim of Grand Canyon, six miles east of Grand Canyon Village			Title: Emery Falls Linen unused Description: Upper end of mead Lake in Grand Canyon. The great abyss of Grand Canyon was not produced by a cataclysm but by erosion. The Colorado River has laid bare millions of years of the history of earth, creating an immense chasm, 12 miles wide, one mile deep and extending 217 miles, a panoramic sea of flaming gorgeous cools defying description.

	Title: Foot of Bright Angel Trail Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), White Border unused Description: Looking up the river from end of Bright Angel Trail 4500 feet below the rim. The dome shaped temple in the center of this picture is Zoroaster and the one immediately to the left of same. Brahma			Title: Foot of Kaibab Trail and Bridge Across the Colorado River Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen unused Description: elous views may be seen en-route over trail leaving Yaki Point, beside steep precipices, barren plateaus, thru the tunnel and across the Kaibab Bridge to Phantom Ranch and the North Rim

	Title: From Breeze Point Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), White Border unused Description: From Breeze Point 1800 feet below the rim on Hermit Trail. The large block of stone which can be seen in the foreground of the picture, gives one a pretty fair idea of the resistless power of erosion			Title: From Breeze Point Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), White Border unused Description: From Breeze Point 1800 feet below the rim on Hermit Trail. The large block of stone which can be seen in the foreground of the picture, gives one a pretty fair idea of the resistless power of erosion

	Title: From El Tovar Hotel Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused			Title: From El Tovar Hotel Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused

	Title: General View Of Mojave Point Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), White Border unused Description: Standing upon the brink of the plateau at the point of the Canyon's greatest width and depth, the beholder is confronted by a scene whose majesty and beauty are well nigh unbearable. It is a new world compelling the tribute of sensations whose intensity exceeds the familiar signification of words. Never was picture more harmonious, never flower more exquisitely beautiful.			Title: Grand Canyon Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused

	Title: Grand Canyon Arizona (AZ), Real Photo PM 1955 Aug-10			Title: Grand Canyon From Grand View Yellowstone Park Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ) unused

	Title: Grand Canyon from Moran Point Linen unused Description: Named for the illustrious artist and pioneer painter of the Canyon, Thomas Moran--one only needs a glimpse at Moran Point as seen under full sunshine to realize the astonishing beauty and coloring which so delighted the artist			Title: Grand Canyon From The Air Linen unused Description: The village of Grand Canyon seen in this air-view, gives a comparison of the works of man with the wonders of nature. El Tovar Hotel, Bright Angel Lodge and cottages, also other sections of the village may be readily recognized as well as the Battleship and other noted peaks

	Title: Grand Canyon National Park Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ) PM 1962			Title: Grand Canyon National Park Chrome unused Description: EVERYDAY LIFE IN TUSAYAN PUEBLO ARCHEOLOGICAL FINDS PROVIDED THE ARTIST WITH CLUES TO PUEBLE LIFE ABOUT A.D. 1200. LOW SINGLE STORY SECTIONS OF THIS U-SHAPED PUEBLE ARE FOOD STORAGE ROOMS. THE CIRCULAR STRUCTURE, A KIVA, IS A CEREMANIAL CHAMBER FOR MEN.

	Title: Grand Canyon National Park Linen unused Description: Embedded in the inner walls of The Watchower at Desert View are a number of Indian pictographs, transferrred from the rock -surfaced of caves and cliffsm wherre they were carved by aboriginal artists in prehistoric times. The walls al;so contain groups of colour ful sysmbolic painting by the famous Hopiarrist ,Kabotie.			Title: Grand Canyon National Park Linen unused Description: Grand View Point may sound a trifle banal, but the scene which here greets the visiopn fully justifies the name.

	Title: Grand Canyon National Park Linen unused			Title: Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused Description: On Bright Angel Trail. The first switchback of this famous inner-canyon trail is a familiar sight to all who have waited on the Rim for the return of the daily Trail parties

	Title: Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused Description: The Watchtower At Desert View. A recreation of prehistoric Indian lookouts. It commands a sweeping Panorama of the Grand Canyon and Painted Desert			Title: Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused Description: Each hour of the day presents a changing panorama of high-lights and shadows to the visitor along the rim of mighty Grand Canyon, one of the "Seven Wonders of the World."

	Title: Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused Description: Each hour of the day presents a changing panorama of high-lights and shadows to the visitor along the rim of mighty Grand Canyon, one of the "Seven Wonders of the World."			Title: Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused Description: The snow-capped pines on the rim of Grand Canyon frame a scene of wild and rugged beauty. The white of winter enhances the vivid colors and somber shadows in the breath-taking chasm

	Title: Grand Canyon National Park White Border PM 1936 Jul-30 Description: Grand Canyon National Park from the terrace of Grand Canyon Lodge, on the north rim. Grand Canyon National Park is a region of indescribable grandeur. Reached by comfortable Union Pacific motor - bus tours from Cedar City. Utah to Grand Canyon Lodge on the North Rim.			Title: Grand Canyon National Park Chrome unused Description: Varying in width from 4 to 18 miles from rim to rim, Grand Canyon is nearly a mile deep. First discovered by the Spaniards in 1541, it is visited by thousands of sight-seers yearly.

	Title: Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused Description: Each hour of the dry presents a changing panorama of high-lights and shadows to the visitor along the rim of mighty Grand Canyon, one of the "Seven Wonders of the World."			Title: Grand Canyon National Park Chrome unused Description: An unusual example of stream erosion, the Grand Canyon varies from 4 to 18 miles from rim to rim, and is nearly 5,000 feet deep measured from the South Rim, which averages about 800 feet lower than the North Rim.

	Title: Grand Canyon National Park Chrome PM 1949 May-04 Description: With a mantle of winter snow and hovering storm clouds, Grand Canyon presents a study in contrasts - serenity and an awesome spectacle-in each view.			Title: Grand Canyon National Park Chrome unused Description: During the winter months the visitor to Grand Canyon is entranced by the contrasts between the snow-capped rim and the deep warm colors in the depth of the canyon

	Title: Grand Canyon National Park Scenic Arizona (AZ), Linen PM 1935 Nov-04 Description: 1 ï¿½ miles East of El Tovar Hotel. In the foreground of this picture is the plateau, the edge of which, at this point, forms the Turtle Head. The plateau is approximately on the same level as the Indian Gardens, 3,180 feet below the rim. This elevation is also the Tonto platform or the roof of the granite gorge, 1,300 feet above the Colorado River.			Title: Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome PM 1958 Jun-02 Description: The Lookout Studio is a building on the brink of the Grand Canyon from which the chasm can be viewed to a good advantage

	Title: Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused Description: During the winter months the visitor to Grand Canyon is entranced by the contrasts between the snow-capped rim and the deep warm colors in the depths of the canyon			Title: Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome PM 1964 Mar-31 Description: The snow-capped pines on the rim of Grand Canyon frame a scene of wild and rugged beauty The white of winter enhances the vivid color and somber shadows in the breath-taking chasm

	Title: Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused Description: O'Neill Butte. On Kaibab Trail at base of Yaki Point. To be fully appreciated, the Grand Canyon should be seen form both, top and bottom. For exploring the inner recesses of the chasm, there are two excellent trails for the South rim to the Colorado River.			Title: Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused Description: The visitor to Grand Canyon finds many view points along the rim from which the immensity and beauty of the gorge present breath-taking panoramas that vary with the hour of the day and with the season

	Title: Grand Canyon National Park Arizona Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ) unused Description: No brush can paint, nor pencil trace, The charm and beauty of this place; Wonders that in this Canyon dwell, No tongue of man can ever tell. Assembled in this chasm deep. Where lengthened shadows ever creep; Are mountains, hills, majestic, grand, Carved out by the Almighty's Hand. Ten thousand landscapes merged in one. Reflect the glories of the sun; And colors in their brilliancy, Surpass the glow of sunset sea. Spellbound! One views the depths below, Where tides of grandeur ebb and flow; In reverence and silent awe, One worships God as ne'er before. Henry Felton Huse			Title: Grand Canyon of Arizona Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), White Border unused

	Title: Grand Canyon of Arizona Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), White Border unused			Title: Grand Canyon Of Arizona Post Card (Undivided Back) Description: Grand Canyon of Arizona from Hotel El Tovar

	Title: Grand Canyon Of Arizona Divided Back PM 1910 Sep-14 Description: From this point one can see across the Canyon, across the Painted Desert to the Navaho Mountains 125 miles away. Also Newberry Terrace, the Angeles Gateway, Vishnu Temple, Solomon's Temple, Sheba Temple and Apollo and Venus Temple may be seen. A half mile below the rim is Horse Shoe Mesa. Trails lead in all directions from Horse Shoe Mesa to the lower depths of the Canyon. Grand view is 10 miles up the river from Bright Angel Trail as the crow flies and about 16 miles by wagon road.			Title: Grand Canyon Of Arizona Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused

	Title: Grand Canyon Of Arizona Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused			Title: Grand Canyon Of Arizona Divided Back unused Description: From Oneill's Point

	Title: Grand Canyon of Arizona from Grand View Point Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), White Border PM 1910			Title: Grand Canyon of Arizona from Grand View Point Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), White Border unused Description: From this point one can see across the Canyon, across the Painted Desert to the Navaho Mountains 125 miles away. Also Newberry Terrace, the Angeles Gateway, Vishnu Temple, Solomon's Temple, Sheba Temple and Apollo and Venus Temple may be seen. A half mile below the rim is Horse Shoe Mesa. Trails lead in all directions from Horse Shoe Mesa to the lower depths of the Canyon. Grand view is 10 miles up the river from Bright Angel Trail as the crow flies and about 16 miles by wagon road

	Title: Grand Canyon of Arizona from O'Neill's Point Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused			Title: Grand Canyon Watchtower At Desert View Real Photo unused

	Title: Grand Canyon, Cyclorama Point Gran Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), White Border PM 1911 Description: The beholder is at first unimpressed by any detail; one is overwhelmed by the ensemble of a stupendous panorama, a thousand square miles in extent, that lies wholly beneath the eye, as if one stood upon a mountain peak instead of the level brink of a fearful chasm in the plateau whose opposite shore is thirteen miles away."" ""The spectacle is so symmetrical, and so completely excludes the outside world and its accustomed standards, it is with difficulty one can acquire any notion of its immensity			Title: Grand Canyon, Grand Canyon National Park Grand Canon Arizona (AZ), White Border PM 1924 May-27 Description: Fred Harvey From the parapet of El Tovar one can see the Battle Ship, Temple of Isis, the Plateau, Bright Angel Point, and Bright Angel Creek and Canyon, Bright Angel Canyon, deep as the main canyon, is second only to it in beauty.

	Title: Grand View Point Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen unused Description: Grand View Point, 14 miles East of El Tovar Hotel. This is perhaps one of the greatest scenic points in the Canyon and has been reproduced on canvas by some of the greatest artists of the world. To the right may be seen the mouth of the Little Colorado River. which forms the head of the Grand Canyon proper. and the lower extremity of Marble Canyon. In the far distance one can plainly see the Navajo Mountains situated in Southern Utah. 132 miles away, and last, but not least, a portion of the famous Arizona Painted Desert.			Title: Granite Gorge From Bright Angel Trail Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back PM 1906

	Title: Greetings From Arizona Arizona (AZ), Linen unused Description: The Grand Canyon State. A - Boulder Dam R - San Francisco Peaks I - Sahuaro Cactus Z - Queen Creek Gorge O - Petrified Forest N - Hopi Snake Dance A - San Xavier Mission			Title: Greetings From Grand Canyon Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen unused

	Title: Hance's Trail Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back PM 1904			Title: Hermit's Rest GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK Linen unused Description: Vast distance in lengh and breadth and depth are but a part of the marvelous spectacle of the Grand Canyon .The changing coloring ,the play of sum , cloud and shadow , the constant differtness of the same spectacly are indesibable and unpaintable.

	Title: Hermit's Rest, Grand Canyon National Park Scenic Arizona (AZ), Linen unused Description: Hermit's Rest, at the western terminus of The Grand Canyon Rim Drive, is considered one of America's best examples of hidden architecture. - "A striking cave home in the cliffs, but of majestic proportions. The rough and unhewn rocks have been cunningly put into place so that from the exterior one can scare tell where cliff ends and building begins". George Wharton James.			Title: Hermit's Rest, Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen unused Description: Hermit's Rest, at the western terminus of The Grand Canyon Rim Drive, is considered one of America's best examples of hidden architecture.-"A striking cave-home in the cliffs, but of majestic proportions. The rough and unhewn rocks have been cunningly put into place so that from the exterior one can scarce tell where cliff ends and building begins." - George Wharton James.

	Title: Hopi Chieftain Smiling Bear Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused Description: Hopi Chieftain Smiling Bear, Princess Little Flower, and family from the Grand Canyon, Arizona and motion picture studious in Hollywood. There authentic Tribal Songs and dances delight visitors from near and far. Tipi: 4730 Bay Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y.			Title: Hopi Eagle Dance, Grand Canyon National Park Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused Description: Each afternoon, the Indians perform their picturesque dances at the Hopi House near El Tovar Hotel

	Title: Hopi House Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), White Border unused Description: The Hopi House is an exact reproduction of a Hopi Indian pueblo. It is an irregular stone structure plastered with adobe and rising three stories high. Here are Hopi men, women and children, Some decorating and burning pottery, others spinning yarn and weaving squaw dresses and blankets, and perhaps some maiden weaving a basket. Hopi land is the old province of unsaying on the border of the Painted Desert. Several rooms in the Hopi House are devoted to a rare and costly exhibit of Indian handicraft.			Title: Hopi House, Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused

	Title: Hopi Point Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen PM 1957 Description: Hopi Point lies 2 miles west of Grand Canyon Village. This point affords one of the most extensive panoramas of the Canyon and is a favorite spot for viewing its many glorious sunsets			Title: Hopi Watch Tower Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ) unused Description: This building is a replica of ancient watch towers built by prehistoric inhabitants of the Southwest as lookouts. This Tower is located at Desert View, 26 miles east of Grand Canyon Village

	Title: Hotel El Tovar Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ) unused Description: Situated on an unparalleled site on the Rim of the Canyon, El Tovar is one of the most famous resort hotels in the Southwest. It is a long, low structure of native boulders and pine logs			Title: Hotel El Tovar Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused

	Title: Hotel El Tovar, Grand Canyon National Park Linen unused Description: Situated on an unparalleled site on the Rim of the Canyon, El Tovar is one of the most famous resort hotels in the Southwest. It is a long, low structure of native boulders and pine logs.			Title: Hotel El Tovar, Grand Canyon National Park Grand Canon Arizona (AZ), White Border PM 1923 Oct-12 Description: Fred Harvey El Tovar occupies a site without parallel in the world - 7,000 feet above the level of the sea on the rim of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River, and commanding a tremendous, awe-inspiring view unequalled anywhere in the world. The roaring Colorado River in the canyon below on one side and on the other one hundred and eight miles of Fragrant pines of the Coconino Forest. The hotel is built of native boulders and pine logs from far-of Oregon. The architect has combined in admirable proportions the Swiss chalet and the Norway villa.

	Title: Hotel El Tover Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen unused Description: Situated on an unparalleled site on the Rim of the Canyon, El Tovar is one of the most famous resort hotels in the Southwest. It is a long, low structure of native boulders and pine logs.			Title: Hotel Tovar Arizona (AZ), White Border unused Description: Fred Harvey El Tovar occupies a site without parallel in the world - 7,000 feet above the level of the sea on the rim of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River, and commanding a tremenduous, awe-inspiring view unequalled anywhere in the world. The roaring Colorado River in the canyon below on one side and on the other one hundred and eight miles of Fragrant pines of the Coconino Forest. The hotel is built of native boulders and pine logs from far-of Oregon. The architect has combined in admirable proportions the Swiss chalet and the Norway villa.

	Title: Hotels - Shops Fredharvey Restaurants Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused Description: The Hopi House next of EI Tovar Hotel is a re-creation of the terraced Hopi Indian dwellings. It shelters valuable collections of Southwestern arts and crafts			Title: Indian Garden Camp Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused

	Title: Indian Watchtower, Desert view Grand Canyon National Park Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen unused Description: A detailed view of the Indian Watchtower, recently completed at Desert View, on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon of Arizona. The Kiva, or Indian ceremonial room, is the low, round structure adjoining the Tower. The building follows the ancient Indian construction, blending into the Canyon's rim and appearing to have stood there for centuries.			Title: Jacob's Ladder 2255 Feet Below Rim Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ) unused

	Title: Kaibab Suspension Bridge Over Colorado River, Grand Canyon National Park Linen unused Description: The Kaibab suspension bridge spans the Colorado River at the foot of Kaibab Trail eleven miles fro El Tovar Hotel. It is 440 feet long and 70 feet above the river. This bridge is a monument to resourcefulness of modern engineering because of the difficulties overcome in transporting materials			Title: Kaibab Suspension Bridge, Grand Canyon Nation Park Scenic Arizona (AZ), Linen PM 1947 Description: The Kaibab suspension bridge spans the Colorado River at the foot of Kaibab Trail eleven miles from El Tovar Hotel. It is 440 feet long and 70 feet above the river. This bridge is a monument to resourcefulness of modern engineering because of the difficulties overcome in transporting materials down the steep canyon trails

	Title: Leap For Life Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen unused Description: This spectacular leap was perfomed by a Park Ranger at a point known as Douglas Fairbanks Rock about five minutes walk east of El Tovar. The jump is 12 ft. from rock to rock as indicated, with a 2,000 ft. drop below, tho the Colorado River flows a mile below the Canyon's Rim			Title: Looking Across the Grand Canyon from Bright Angel Hotel Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused

	Title: Looking North from Colton Point Grand Canyon National Park Pennsylvania (PA) unused			Title: Looking North from Yavapai Point Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), White Border unused Description: 1 1/2 miles East of El Tovar Hotel. In the foreground of this picture is the plateau, the edge of which, at this point, forms the Turtle Head. The plateau is approximately on the same level as the Indian Gardens, 3180 feet below the rim. This elevation is also the Tonto platform or the roof of the granite gorge, 1300 feet above the Colorado River

	Title: Lookout Tower At The Grand Canyon Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused Description: Lookout Tower at the grand canyon. The watchtower on east rim drive is a replica of an old Indian watchtower			Title: Native Deer On Steps Of Bright Angel Lodge, Grand Canyon National Park Linen PM 1949 Description: Grand Canyon visitors can frequently see native deer browsing about the grounds of EI Tovar Hotel and Bright Angel Lodge.Wild deer of this species abound in the nearby Kaibab National Forest

	Title: Nature Walk Linen unused			Title: Nature Walk Party, Grand Canyon National Park Linen unused Description: The Nature Walk to Bright Angel Point, conducted by the Ranger naturalist, is both interesting and instructive. the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park is reached by Union Pacific Railroad to Cedar City, Utah, thence by delightful motor bus tour.

	Title: Nature Walk Party, Grand Canyon National Park North Rim Arizona (AZ), Linen PM 1947 Description: The Nature Walk to Bright Angel Point ,conducted by the Ranger Naturalist , is both interesting and inteuctive. The North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park is reached by union Pacific Railroad to Cedar City Utah , thence by delightful.			Title: North from Verkamp's Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ) unused Description: It is here most visitors get their first glimpse of Grand Canyon. Directly across the Canyon can be seen the Kaibab Plateau, 1500 feet higher than the South Rim and 13 miles distant. Shiva Temple and Isis Temple are clearly seen to the left

	Title: On Kaibab Trail, Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen PM 1939 Jul-22 Description: To be fully appreciated, the Grand Canyon should be seen from both top and bottom-from the inside as well as the outside. For exploring the inner recesses of the chasm, there are two excellent trails from the South Rim to the Colorado River.			Title: On the Zigzags, Bright Angel Trail Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back PM 1907

	Title: One Of The Sheer Walls On Hermit Rim Road Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), White Border unused Description: The most unique scenic highway in the world has been built from El Tovar Hotel and Bright Angel Camp westward to the head of Hermit Trail, a new trail down the south wall of the Canyon now being built. The distance from El Tovar is about nine miles; the road is constructed of crushed stone, thoroughly oiled; with a cinder base, it has been likened to a boulevard in the wilderness.			Title: Panorama Point Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back PM 1910

	Title: Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon Grand Canyon National Park Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused Description: Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon, "The Creator's Masterpiece in the Keystone State," is located 10 miles from Wellsboro on State Rt. 660. The Canyon, 50 miles long, from 1,000 to 1,400 feet deep and from 1 to 1 1/2 miles wide is visited by thousands annually.			Title: Pine Creek Near Cedar Run Grand Canyon National Park Pennsylvania (PA), Linen unused

	Title: Point Imperial, Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused Description: Visible from Point imperial, highest point along the rims of Grand Canyon, are the vermillion cliffs with their breath-taking beauty and the gorge of the mighty Colorado River twisting across the colorful Painted Desert.			Title: Santa Fe Streamliner In Cajon Pass, Grand Canyon National Park Chrome unused Description: Cajon Pass at the summit of the Coast Range is the Santa Fe's Gateway to Southern California. In the descent, tracks drop 2700 feet in 25 miles.

	Title: Shrine Of The Ages Chapel, Grand Canyon National Park n Arizona (AZ), 4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1974 Jul-23 Description: This chapel is strictly on interfaith place of worship providing for the spiritual needs of the millions of annual visitors to the Grand Canyon and its residents. No Government agency or profit making organization supports it. Donations are the sole means for its completion and maintenance			Title: Snake Alter In The Watchtower, Desert View Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen unused Description: An important feature of many Hopi ceremonials is the sacred snake altar ,oner of which may be seen in the Hopi Room of The Watchtower at Desert View.

	Title: South Rim In Winter, Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Chrome PM 1953 Oct-10 Description: When occasional snowfall break the series of sunny winter days, the Canyon is transformed into a veritable fairyland.			Title: Sunset Over the Canyon Grand Canyon National Park Pennsylvania (PA) unused

	Title: The Canyon From El Tovar, Grand Canyon National Park Grand Canon Arizona (AZ), White Border unused Description: Fred Harvey With the first view of the Canyon from el Tovar one turns over in his mind all the superlatives of his vocabulary in a vain effort to find a descriptive word that fits the scene. The futility of this is evident in a little while, and the observer settles down upon the rim to try to form in simple words his idea of what the Canyon really is, and what it means, as it lies there in the sun, so big, so grand and so inspiring.			Title: The Canyon From El Tovar, Grand Canyon National Park Grand Canon Arizona (AZ), White Border unused Description: Fred Harvey With the first view of the Canyon from el Tovar one turns over in his mind all the superlatives of his vocabulary in a vain effort to find a descriptive word that fits the scene. The futility of this is evident in a little while, and the observer settles down upon the rim to try to form in simple words his idea of what the Canyon really is, and what it means, as it lies there in the sun, so big, so grand and so inspiring.

	Title: The Canyon, Grand Canyon National Park Grand Canon Arizona (AZ), White Border PM 1928 Jun-16 Description: Fred Harvey Standing upon the brink of the plateau at the point of the Canyon's greatest width and depth, the beholder is confronted by a scene whose majesty and beauty are well nigh unbearable. It is a new world compelling the tribute o sensations whose intensity exceeds the familiar signification of words. Never was picture more harmonious, never flower more exquisitely beautiful.			Title: The Corkscrew Trail Grand Canyon Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused

	Title: The Dining Room, Hotel El Tovar Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), White Border unused			Title: The Fireplace At Hermit's Rest, Grand Canyon National Park Scenic Arizona (AZ), Linen unused Description: "When you enter the doorway (of Hermit's Rest) a surprise awaits you, no matter where you have traveled or what you have seen, for you enter a room, forty-five feet wide and eighteen feet high which is one vast cave, hollowed out of the wall, shaped like a dome cut in half, the further base of which is a fireplace, the like of which must have warmed the toes of the giant Vikings when they reached valhalla." - George Wharton James.

	Title: The Grand Canyon Glen Canyon, Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1907 Jul-02 Description: Colorado River in Glen Canyon. The Colorado River, which has carved its way through the Grand Canyon of Arizona, is more than 2,000 miles long and drains a territory of 200,000 square miles. It is formed in southern Utah and, after emerging from the Grand Canyon, cuts along the eastern border of Nevada and into California.			Title: The Grand Canyon Caves on Grand View Trail Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back PM 1907 Description: One of the four gateways to the Grand Canyon, through which an easy descent of the granite gorge may be made, is Graud View Trail. Descending two and one-half miles from the rim on this trail a copper mine in full operations can be seen, and a little farther on, the famous limestone caves. These subterranean chambers have an aggregate length of several miles and some of the halls are 200 feet long and 50 feet high.

	Title: The Grand Canyon from Panorama Point Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back PM 1907 Description: The Grand Canyon, which was first reported to the civilized world by the Spanish explorers in 1540, is seen at its best at Panorama Point where a turn in the gorge forms an immense amphitheatre of splendid towers and temples and cliffs. The trees in the foreground of this picture, which appear like mere bushes, are in reality more than 100 feet high in a majority of cases.			Title: The Grand Canyon Navajo Bridge Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen unused Description: Lee's Ferry Bridge, near the site of the historic Lee's Ferry, is the highest in the world, b being 485 feet above the Colorado River, with a span of over 800 feet. This bridge connects Arizona and Utah on the famous old trail made by the Mormons over seventy years ago, and makes easily accessible both the North and South Rims of the Grand Canyon in Grand Canyon National Park.

	Title: The Grand Canyon of Ariz Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused			Title: The Grand Canyon Of Arizona Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen PM 1947 Description: It was the Hopi Indians who directed Coronado's lieutenants to this great Canyon in 1540. The Indians in the picture are descendants of this tribe. Whose reservation is nearby. They gaze with admiration and deep contentment upon this vast indescribable expanse of grandeur, one mile deep and 13 miles across at this point.

	Title: The Grand Canyon Of Arizona Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1906 May-25			Title: The Grand Canyon of the Colorado From The North Rim Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), White Border unused Description: The North Rim Of The Grand Canyon is 1,500 feet higher than the South Rim, and presents the most amazing view of this stupendous chasm. The Grand Canyon is 13 miles across, and from Bright Angel Camp on the North Rim one may see not only the Canyon itself, but the San Francisco Peaks far beyond. Bright Angel Trail winds a tortuous way through its depths to the Government Suspension Bridge which spans the river below. Bright Angel Camp is 190 miles by regular auto stage from Cedar City - the gateway - which is 275 miles south of Salt Lake City on the Union Pacific's line to Los Angeles

	Title: The Grand Canyon View In Havasu Havasu, Post Card (Undivided Back) unused Description: View in Havasu. Almost all tourists who go to the Grand Canyon also visit the Havasupai Indian Village in Cataract Canyon. This is a novel trip of about forty miles, first by wagon across a timbered plateau and then on horseback down precipitous Topocobya Trail along the rocky floor of Cataract Canyon, to a place of gushing springs, green fields and waterfalls the reservation of one of the most interesting tribes in Arizona. The rock pillars in the picture are regarded by the Indians as their ancestral gods.			Title: The Hopi House Grand Canyon Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ) unused

	Title: The Hopi House, Grand Canyon National Park Linen unused Description: Then hopi House is an exact reproducing of a Hopi Indian pueblo.It is an irregular store structure plasterred with adobe and rising there stories hige.here are Hopi men, women and children -some decorating and burning pottery, others spinning yern and weaving squaw dresse3s and blankets, and perhaps some maidens weaving a basket.			Title: The Hopi House, Grand Canyon National Park White Border PM 1930 Jul-16

	Title: The Kiva, Desert View Grand CAnyon Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen PM 1951 Description: The low, round Kiva, forty feet in diameter built at the base of The Watchtower at Desert View, lies half-buried in its foundation of green stained Canyon boulders. In all details it reproduces the prehistoric Kiva or ceremonial chamber, except for the introduction of great windows overlooking the magnificent panorama of Canyon and Desert			Title: The Lookout Studio Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen unused Description: The Lookout Studio is a building on the brink of the Grand Canyon from which the great chasm can be viewed to good advantage. A telescope mounted in the tower of the building makes possible a detailed view in either direction

	Title: The Mighty Torrent of the Colorado River in the Grand Canon of Arizona Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused			Title: The Rendezvous El Tovar Hotel, Grand Canyon National Park Linen PM 1948 Description: For a third of a century El Tovar Hotel has stood on the rim of the Grand Canyon, its rustic lobby (called The Rendezvous) peopled with travelers from all over the world.

	Title: The Rendezvous Hotel El Tovar Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1908			Title: The Stairs To Hermits Rest, Grand Canyon National Park White Border PM 1924

	Title: The Start From El Tovar On A Grand Canyon Drive Divided Back PM 1910 Feb-13 Description: El Tovar is located on the brink of the Grand Canyon, in the heart of the Coconino Forest, and 7,000 Feet above the sea. The hotel is built of pine logs and stone in rustic style and is from three to four stories high. The air is cool and invigorating and the drives along the rim give one the opportunity of seeing many beautiful views of the Canyon.			Title: The Watchtower at Desert View Grand Canyon Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ) unused

	Title: The Watchtower at Desert View, Grand Canyon National Park Chrome unused Description: A recreation of prehistoric indian lookouts. It commands a sweeping Panorama of the Grand Canyon and Painted Desert			Title: Thor's Hammer Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), White Border unused

	Title: TWA The Grand Canyon Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen unused Description: TWA Greatest natural wonder of America's Southwest is Grand Canyon, now served directly by the fast, frequent U. S. flights of TWA-Trans World Airline. This 8th wonder of the world is only hours away from your very doorstep by TWA. Le Grand Canyon, la plus grande merveille naturelle du Sud-Ouest Americain, est maintenant reliedirectement par les vols, rapides, frequents de TWa-Trans Wolrd Airline. Cette 8eme. merveille du monde n'est quá quelques heures de votre porte par TWA			Title: Union Pacific Lodge Grand Canyon Linen unused Description: Hermit's Rest ,at the western terminus of The Grand Canyon Rim Drive ,is considered one of America's best examples of hidden architocture.- "A striking cave- home in the cliffs ,but of majestic proportions. The rought and unhewn rocks have been cunningly put into place so that from the exterior one can scarce tell where clief ends and building begins". - Georgr Wharton James.

	Title: Union Pacific Lodgecenter Bright Point, Grand Canyon National Park Linen PM 1937 Description: His New Union Pacific Lodge center at Brige Angel Point .grant Canyon. National Park Arizona ,was completed in 1928 at an approximate cost of $350,000			Title: View from El Tovar Hotel Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), White Border unused Description: Showing the edge of the Great Kiabab Plateau on the north rim, over 1,500 feet higher than the South rim, and thirteen miles distant. The ""Battleship Iowa"" can be seen opposite the pointed wall, and the peak in the center. ""The Temple of Isis"", and the precipice of white sandstone, nearly 500 feet in depth, to the left

	Title: View from Mojave Point Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), White Border unused			Title: View on the Trail, Bright Angel Point, North Rim Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen PM 1946 Description: A magnificent view of the Grand Canyon from the foot trail beneath the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona. The North Rim is reached via Union Pacific Railroad to Cedar City, Utah, thence by delightful motor bus tour

	Title: Waterskiing at Grand Canyon Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen unused Description: Upstream on Colorado River from Hoover (Boulder) Dam. Amidst the fascinating vistas of the purple mountains of the Southwest is famous Grand Canyon. Here from either rim of the canyon one can look down into bottomless space a sight never-to-be-forgotten			Title: West From Pima Point Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ), Linen PM 1942 Description: Looking West from Pima Point and towards the Uinkaret range of mountains, 75 miles Northwest. The granite gorge in this picture is quite discernible, crossing lines of displacement through which the Colorado River merrily wends its way to the Gulf of California

	Title: Yaki Point Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ) unused Description: Yaki Point is 3 1/2 miles east of Grand Canyon Village. Wotan's Throne and Vishnu Temple are clearly visible			Title: Yavapai Point Grand Canyon National Park Arizona (AZ) unused Description: Directly in front can be seen Bright Angel Canyon. The Kaibab Trail winds up this canyon past Ribbon Falls and Roaring Springs topping out on the North Rim near Grand Canyon Lodge

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