Structures Made of Brick and Stone with Wooden Walkway
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Mrs. Wheaton did not describe this stereograph or name the location of its content. It appears to be an old settlement and the wooden walkway placed, perhaps, for tourists to walk inside the empty buildings. If you have information about the content of this stereograph, email history@yourcl.org
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This is Casa Grand Ruins and (Mom) which is on or near Florence, Ariz.-about 75 mi Sou. East of Phoenix. There are three or more community sections, only one of which has been excavated, and it not wholly so. This building "Uncle Sam" covered and it has a number of interesting rooms. Theres a figure or symbol on one wall that has only one duplicate-that is South America somewhere. A hole extends thru several walls, where the sun shines thru once in so often-perhaps once a year. There is a fine collection of Indian relics stored in this building and more in the curators home. A museum is under construction
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Chas. sitting on the edge of a great precipice, looking and looking at Roosevelt Dam and lake. We drove on dam the Mt side to the bridge shown in the picture, then across it onto famous Roosevelt Dam, snuggling along the mountain side highway to the Inn where in company with a number of New England, personally conducted folk, we spent the evening and where a cold night was spent. Following day we returned to Phoenix by Globe, Miami and Superior. Two or three miles on the way we turned to the right, up grade to some mountains a mile or so away, where are located some very ancient cliff dwellings, we only went a little way when decided it was to strenuous for us. Dec 9-1925
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Dec-8-1925 This scene is a part of Fish Creek Canyon, enroute to Roosevelt Dam. It is wonderful scenery thru this particular section. We had been twisting and turning continually for several miles. While we were in Phoenix Tom Mix and a Co. of fifty- people came to Fish Creek Canyon to do filming. Weather got so cool after to much of waiting mostly they returned to Calif., saying they'd be back later. Not a great way beyond this scene we spied what we at first called a black kitten in the road. We said "how funny, so far from a house." Chas. opened the door and a little monkey hopped right into his lap and snuggled down in seeming comfort. Then it walked over onto my lap-which I didn't exactly like, so it went back to Chas. I said what if we do not find an owner". He said "Ill keep it". A couple of miles down the road we found the owner looking for it. It hopped onto his shoulder and just hugged him good.
Cottage in Camel Back Mountain NE of Phoenix
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One of the O'Brien cottages on the side of Camel Back Mountain, northeast of Phoenix, Ariz. This cottage settlement is in a delightful location,- overlooking Phoenix and miles upon miles of Salt River Valley. Just over the mountain is Echo Canyon, which you may climb over the mt to see, or better ^ by driving around the kind of famous Camel Back you reach it more comfortably. The strange lady (with the big black cat) is a lumper who has lived in Phoenix ten yrs. Several of them on the side of the "Camel"
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Mch 24-1921 Grand Canyon, Arz. C.M. on the edge of things The "Battleship" in front of the rocks where Chas. stands.
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Grand Canyon, Ariz. Mch 23-24 1921 14 miles across from this point
Charles and Daisy Wheaton at the Grand Canyon
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A cliff Dwellers home (reproduced) at Grand Canyon, Ariz. March 23, 1921.
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The Battleship just in front of C.M. apparently tho maybe two or three miles away. The other side of Canyon eight or ten or more miles distant.