Glen Canyon/Lake Powell

File — Box: 1, Folder: 2

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

41: Deep varnish on wall (229-9)
42: Most recent slab off varnished wall (228-20)
43: Slabs fracturing off (259-6)
44: Aeolian deposit; falling into Lake (256-25)
45: Mudballs in creek bed (228-6)
46: Ancient beach shingle (259-37)
47: "Eliot Porter N.M." (231-25)
48: "Eliot Porter N.M." at sunrise (231-32)
49: Triple stream channel, Aztec Canyon (254.1-35)
50: Unconformity (254-24)
51: Niche, ferns (259-2)
52: (Missing from collection at time of processing, February 9, 2000): Riparian plants in side canyon (218-2)
53: Willows, gnawed by beaver (227-18)
54: Track in sand, little critters (227-20)
55: Three snowy egrets (229-5)
56: Petroglyphs (227-25)
57: Stone hut, Escalante side canyon (258-26)
58: Approach to Moki Canyon hut
59: Eberle vase, "Hummingbird Canyon" (260-24)
60: Remains of old automobile (260-16)
61: Plaque at Hole-in-the-Rock (350-17)
62: Carvings on wall: vandalism or archaeology? (350-25)
63: Tamarisk-vandalism? (228-19)
64: Raft at side canyon entrance (231-22)
65: Entrance-through mud (231-11)
66: Looking up at incised meander (231-18)
67: Music Temple (219-32)
68: "Little Eden," roof detail (228-15)
69: Escalante side canyon, meander detail (258-16)
70: More detail of side canyon, incipient arch (258-17)
71: Hidden Passage-waterfall (230-21)
72: Hidden Passage, flooded (255-18)
73: Rainbow Bridge (220-9)
74: Kayenta sandstone underlying Rainbow Bridge (220-5)
75: Aztec Canyon, flooded (245.1-27)
76: Aztec Canyon, picnickers (245.1-29)
77: Rainbow Bridge, civilized (220-9.323) [missing]
78: Lake Canyon, flooded, vanilla odor (259-28)
79: Stream from Cathedral in the Desert, perhaps 2 feet wide (256-35)
80: Cathedral in the Desert, from entrance (257-2)

Dates

1950s-1960s

Conditions Governing Access

Twenty-four hour advanced notice encouraged. Materials must be used on-site. Access to parts of this collection may be restricted under provisions of state or federal law.