Hudson transferring his valuables to the Marston boat above the eddy where he had cut loose his "Esmeralda" on 1950, June 17. Mile 99.4. Left to right: Edward Hudson; Ed Hudson; Marston; Forcier. Bright Angel gauge: 54,000 cfs

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  Preparing to cut loose from eddy at Mile 99.4 where Ed Hudson had abandoned his "Esmeralda." His dunnage was loaded into the Marston craft in contemplation of continuation to Supai Creek. Left to right: Marston; Edward Hudson; Hudson; Forcier

  Manuscripts

  mssMarston papers V069/0122

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  The "Esmeralda" pulled into the rocky shore of the eddy at the right bank at Mile 99.4. Hudson is unloading equipment preparing to abandon the craft. Guy Forcier and Edward Hudson watch from the bank. Bright Angel gauge: 54,000 cfs

  Manuscripts

  mssMarston papers V069/0120.01

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  The "Esmeralda" pulled into the rocky shore of the eddy at the right bank at Mile 99.4. Hudson is unloading equipment preparing to abandon the craft. Guy Forcier and Edward Hudson watch from the bank. Bright Angel gauge: 54,000 cfs

  Manuscripts

  mssMarston papers V069/0120.02

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  Ed Hudson determines not to continue on the water after cutting loose the "Esmeralda" at Mile 99.4, and he stayed on the beach with his son Edward. Photos show a staged waving of farewells: Taylor, Desloge, Forcier (standing), Hudsons

  Manuscripts

  mssMarston papers V069/0123.01

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  Ed Hudson determines not to continue on the water after cutting loose the "Esmeralda" at Mile 99.4, and he stayed on the beach with his son Edward. Photos show a staged waving of farewells: Taylor, Desloge, Forcier (standing), Hudsons

  Manuscripts

  mssMarston papers V069/0123.02

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  The cliff at the dog-leg at Mile 99.6 which trapped the "Esmeralda" 1950, June 17. Edward Hudson [son] and Guy Forcier sit on shore. Bright Angel gauge: 54,000 cfs

  Manuscripts

  mssMarston papers V069/0119