Charles L. Bernheimer. In the field in the Navajo Reservation. Bernheimer made no river cruises but did much exploring in the Western part of the Navajo Country

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  Charles L. Bernheimer. Protected for the rigors of field work in the western part of the Navajo Reservation. His explorations covered a span of time from 1919 to the early 30s. He did not venture on the river

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  mssMarston papers V152/0183.01

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  Charles L. Bernheimer. Protected for the rigors of field work in the western part of the Navajo Reservation. His explorations covered a span of time from 1919 to the early 30s. He did not venture on the river

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  mssMarston papers V152/0183.02

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  Charles L. Bernheimer. Presented to John and Louisa Wetherill 1920, Aug. 09, He traveled extensively in the western part of the Navajo Reservation in the 20s

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  mssMarston papers V152/0185

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  Navajo Mountain: Charles L. Bernheimer

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  Charles Bernheimer was from New York and visited the Navajo Country in the 20s.His parties claim credit for discovery of the trail to Rainbow Bridge on south side of Navajo Mountain.He wrote "Rainbow Bridge."He did not venture on the river

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  mssMarston papers V152/0181