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Circular to the citizens of Utah : the manner in which we came to these valleys ... have given us an experience unusual in other regions

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [1864?]
Call number: 647870
Provenance: Purchased from William Reese Company, February 2020.
Dimensions: 32 x 20 cm
Associated organization: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Looking northeast from upper end of Valley of Fire. Our cars are parked behind the monument, in the shade, where we ate. Monument and ridge to left of solid pink strata - valley floor and ridges to right are the usual greyish color. Our road we came in on is in the foreground. 1925
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This collection contains photographs of Elizabeth Compton Hegemann's travels through the Navajo Indian Reservation and the Grand Canyon from 1922 to 1934. It also documents Southwest Indian life and archaeological monuments during Hegemann's career based at the Shonto Trading Post. The most notable images depict Hegemann; United States National Park Service rangers; Fred Harvey Trading Company sites and employees; Navajo and Hopi Indians; trading posts; Charles F. Lummis; the Grand Canyon; various ruins of Indian pueblos; Hopi ceremonies; Navajo horse races; and natural rock formations scattered throughout Arizona
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Circular to the citizens of Utah : the manner in which we came to these valleys ... have given us an experience unusual in other regions

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Circular to the citizens of Utah : the manner in which we came to these valleys ... have given us an experience unusual in other regions

By the Prince of Orange, a declaration· : Whereas we are informed, that divers regiments, troops and companies, have been encouraged to disperse themselves in an unusual and unwarrantable manner

Looking northeast from upper end of Valley of Fire. Our cars are parked behind the monument, in the shade, where we ate. Monument and ridge to left of solid pink strata - valley floor and ridges to right are the usual greyish color. Our road we came in on is in the foreground. 1925

A letter, &c. : Gentlemen and friends, we have given you so full, and so true an account of our intentions, in this expedition, in our declaration, that as we can add nothing to it, so we are sure you can desire nothing more of us

A Philosophical enquiry into the properties of electricity : in which is contain'd a confutation of the solutions which have been hitherto given of it, and the most probable reason of the late surprizing experiments

James B. McKean : Our patriot, jurist and the men who know him best. The ex-Chief Justice is honored by the intelligence of Utah. Grand banquet given to this distinguished citizen by the memebers of the bar