Apache, 1980-1999

Several articles from a National Geographic magazine focusing on Apache tribes, 1980. Other articles include: “Apaches Plan a Touristic Future (and preserve a traditional past)”; “Geronimo”, 1992; Arizona Highways “How Apache Leap Got Its Name”, 1999; Arizona Highways “R-14: Apache Cattle King”, 1999; Arizona Highways “The Death of the Apache Kid”, 1995; newspaper article “Antennas Abound in Bylas Small-Fry Apaches Like to Watch Westerns”; Arizona Highways “Odyssey on the Colorado River”, 1999; Arizona Highways “Geronimo’s Last Raid”, 1999; Arizona Highways “Murder, Apache Threats Fail to Deter the Hunt for Indian Gold”, 1993; Arizona Highways “Paths of Life”, 1997; Arizona Highways “The Lost Petauge Mine Exists Somewhere in the Salt River Canyon, Say Several Accounts”, 1996; Arizona Highways “Lozen Apache Warrior, Holy Woman, and a Shield to Her People”, 1996; Arizona Highways “The Life and Legend of Tom Horn”, 1996; Arizona Highways “Searching for Cochise A White Man’s Mountain Spirit Quest”, 1996; Arizona Highways “Victorio America’s Greatest Guerrilla Fighter”, 1998; newspaper article “Antennas Abound in Bylas Small-Fry Apaches Like to Watch Westerns”. Two postcards titled “Apache Scout”, photo taken in 1890; Tony Dilje, an Apache medicine man. Photocopy of a chapter from a book “The Apache Indians of North America”, 1988.