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Manuscripts

Cruise from Potash to lower end of Narrow Canyon. Caption on back: "This might be your overhang" in referring to overhang at left bank under which is the 1836 D.Julien inscription.It appears to be upper end of overhang a short distance below Cove Canyon

Type: Manuscripts(Opens in new tab)
Date: 1966, Sep.
Call number: mssMarston papers V150/0013
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During cruise from Potash to lower end of Narrow Canyon.Written on back is "or this could be your overhang,"referring to overhang at 1836 D.Julien inscription.The overhang at left is probably the lower end of the one at the inscription
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mssMarston papers V150/0014
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From Mile 186.5 in Cataract Canyon during cruise from Potash to the foot of Narrow Canyon. The caption on the back reads, "Looking upstream from Camp 4 Mile 186.5"
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mssMarston papers V150/0016
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