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

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  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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  One boat of the Stanton-Ginty Glen Canyon trip of 1897-1898 with the men cutting ice to come in to the beach. Eugene Ginty stands toward the bow. The party started from Crescent Creek Oct. 13 and arrived at Lees Ferry in 1898, mid-Jan

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