Utah River Running Photo Archives
 
Filters: Collection: "uum_map_rr" Spatial Coverage: "Kane County (Utah)"
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TitleCollection Number And NamePhoto Number
101 Coming into KaneP0892 Mary Armstrong Milligan Photograph CollectionP0892n1_02_488
102 Cooling off in Kane CreekP0892 Mary Armstrong Milligan Photograph CollectionP0892n1_02_489
103 "Can't get enough water"P0892 Mary Armstrong Milligan Photograph CollectionP0892n1_02_490
104 "River Shoes"P0892 Mary Armstrong Milligan Photograph CollectionP0892n1_02_491
105 "Just once more"P0892 Mary Armstrong Milligan Photograph CollectionP0892n1_02_492
106 "Just once more"P0892 Mary Armstrong Milligan Photograph CollectionP0892n1_02_493
107 Kane CountryP0892 Mary Armstrong Milligan Photograph CollectionP0892n1_02_494
108 Kane approachP0892 Mary Armstrong Milligan Photograph CollectionP0892n1_02_495
109 Kane Landing.P0892 Mary Armstrong Milligan Photograph CollectionP0892n1_02_496
110 Kane Landing.P0892 Mary Armstrong Milligan Photograph CollectionP0892n1_02_497
111 Kane Landing.P0892 Mary Armstrong Milligan Photograph CollectionP0892n1_02_498
112 Kane Landing.P0892 Mary Armstrong Milligan Photograph CollectionP0892n1_02_499
113 Kane Landing.P0892 Mary Armstrong Milligan Photograph CollectionP0892n1_02_500
114 Aerial views of the Escalante River canyons, post-Lake Powell - looking toward Page, AZP1007 Greg Dimmitt and David Thompson Photograph CollectionP1007n1_05_55
115 Aerial views of the Escalante River canyons, post-Lake Powell.P1007 Greg Dimmitt and David Thompson Photograph CollectionP1007n1_05_56
116 Broken Bow Arch, Fall 1991 [01]P1591 Art Gallenson slide collectionP1591n04_06_011
117 Broken Bow Arch, Fall 1991 [02]P1591 Art Gallenson slide collectionP1591n04_06_012
118 Broken Bow Arch, Fall 1991 [03]P1591 Art Gallenson slide collectionP1591n04_06_013
119 Zion National Park, June 1963 [02]P1591 Art Gallenson slide collectionP1591n07_27_052
120 Store at Hole-in-the-Rock. "Some twenty years ago a man kept this little store. His chief merchandise was tobacco. His only customers, Indians from Navajo Mountain!"P0194 Hole-in-the-Rock Photograph Collectionp0194n01_01_01
121 Dugway in the Slick Rocks. "Where all the wagons got down, but not each in one piece!"P0194 Hole-in-the-Rock Photograph Collectionp0194n01_01_02
122 Mute Reminders of Mormon Road Building! "Holes drilled by hand in slopping rock- Pegs driven into the holes, Brush and logs against the pegs- Loose rock and dirt against the brush- And, behold, a Roadway!"P0194 Hole-in-the-Rock Photograph Collectionp0194n01_01_03
123 2000 feet above the River- Cottonwood Canyon in the background. "How the pioneers must have felt when they first stood at the top of Hole-in-the-Rock and saw this view!"P0194 Hole-in-the-Rock Photograph Collectionp0194n01_01_04
124 "Mormon Dugways," said one old pioneer, "were something like the cowboy's beefsteak. Just done enough to eat raw!"P0194 Hole-in-the-Rock Photograph Collectionp0194n01_01_05
125 Hole-in-the-RockP0194 Hole-in-the-Rock Photograph Collectionp0194n01_01_06
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