John Ginty; George Uden; Timothy O'Keefe. Working on "Nancy Lee" at mouth of Crescent Creek. The "Nancy Lee" was used as one of the two boats to traverse Glen Canyon in 1897-1898 as a reconnaissance survey

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  John Ginty, George Uden, Timothy O'Keefe. Working on "Nancy Lee" at mouth of Crescent Creek

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  mssMarston papers V019/0152

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