SW Indians, bulk: 1961-1977

Magazine articles from Sunset “The Navajo’s Canyon of History”, 1969; pamphlet from “Mission Echoes, Navajo Methodist Mission School” Vol. 15, No. 1, Farmington New Mexico, 1948; Arizona Highways “Photogenic Canyon de Chelly”, 1965; Rock & Gem “A Lesson in “Tuffa” Casting” , 1975; Arizona Highways “Reservation Route 3”, 1961; Arizona Highways “A Land of Beauty, History, and Navajo Culture Hiking”, 1998; Arizona Highways “Canyon del Muerto’s Massacre Cave Shrouds History’s Tragic Moment”, 1996; “George Catlin”; newspaper article from The Grand Rapids Herald “These are Navajos”, 1948; Arizona “and that’s the way it was, a friar’s report to the Spanish King in 1797 spoke of how the desert Indians could receive the gospel and vassalage” , 1977. Leaflets from Denver Art Museum “Havasupai Village in Cataract Canyon”, 1931; “Modern Pueblo Indian Villages”, 1932; “Pottery from the Southwestern Tribes”, 1935; “Tribes of the Southwest”, 1933; “Indian Sand-painting Tribes Technics and Uses”, 1932; “Weaving at Zuni Pueblo”, 1955; “Navajo Silversmithing”, 1951; "Hopi Indian Pottery”, 1951; “Modern Pueblo Pottery Types”, 1957; a pamphlet from the kirk Brothers, Indian Traders “Urgent Navaho Problems”, 1946. A photographic and poetry book “Forever Indian”, 1953. A publication “Canyon De Chelly, The story Behind the Scenery”, 1981 Four copies of a brochure from Indian relations Committee Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce “They’re People Too”, 1962. Hand written notes.