The "Dellenbaugh." One of Clyde Eddy's boats used in the traverse of the Cataract and Grand Canyons in 1927. Galloway and Eddy stand in the boat

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  Eddy's pilot boat, the "Dellenbaugh," as she arrived at Greenriver. Parley Galloway was the oarsman of this boat and found it necessary to cut off her keep at the head of Cataract Canyon

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  The heavy boats of the Eddy Expedition being overhauled at Lees Ferry 1927, July 13. The "Powell" shows on the left. The "Coronado" is center and the "Dellenbaugh" is on the beach

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