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Grand Canyon National ParkLooking north from Desert View Point
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Grand Canyon National Park
Photo Gallery
Grand Canyon from Hermit Trail

The park's General Photo Archive contains 100 photographs from Grand Canyon National Park that may be selected from a thumbnail gallery - then downloaded. (4x6 inches @ 300 dpi)


 
POWELL'S BOATS IN MARBLE CANYON 1872

John Wesley Powell Photograph Index
These photographs are from John Wesley Powell's second expedition (1871) down the Colorado River through what would later be known as the Grand Canyon. There were no photographs made during the first (1869) trip. Powell and his men were sent into this uncharted territory by the United States Geological Survey to map and survey the Colorado River.


 
MARY COLTER, ARCHITECT AND DECORATOR FOR THE SANTA FE RR, 1902-1948

Who Was Mary Colter?
Chief Architect and Decorator for the Fred Harvey Company/ Santa Fe Railroad, during the first half of the 20th Century, Colter designed buildings where park visitors could rest, stay, eat and shop. Using local materials to create rustic buildings in the Southwestern style, she built many of her most unique structures along the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.   

SUMMER HEAT MAY RESTRICT TRAIL ACCESS  

Did You Know?
During the summer months temperatures within the Grand Canyon are extremely high. Plan your day so you are not hiking between the hours of 10am and 4pm. Take a break near shade and water to avoid the worst heat of day. Enjoy a predawn start and a late afternoon finish.
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Last Updated: September 21, 2007 at 13:21 EST