JW Powell Survey Stereoview Arizona

Lava Falls Colorado River Grand Canyon Arizona. Photographed by Hillers

Lava Falls Colorado River Grand Canyon Arizona. Photographed by Hillers

View from down the Grand Canon from above. Photographed by Hillers.

Grand Canyon Series.

PaiUte Indians. No 15

Indians of the Colorado Valley, Kai-Vav-Its. Pile of Little Indians, No 18. Photographed by Hillers.

Indians of the Colorado Valley. Ancient Ruins on the Cliffs of Glen Canon seen from the foot of the Cliff. Photographed by J. Fennimore. No 88.

Kolob Mountains. Published by JF Jarvis. Photographed by Hillers.

Aspen Lake Wasatch Mountains Utah.

Views on the Colorado River, Grand Canon Series. Mu-Av Canon, No 219. Photographed by Hillers.

Views on Temple Creek, Temple Creek Canyon. No 177. Photographed by Hillers

Views on the Colorado River, Grand Canon Series. The Canon, seen from To-ro-weap Valley, No 220

Published by JF Jarvis.

Views on the Colorado River, Glen Canon Series. Side Canon, No 136. Photographed by Hillers.

Photographed by Hillers.

Pyramid Cliff. Photographed by Hillers.

Views on the Green River, Canon of Desolation Series. Portage at Log Cabin Cliff. No 94. Photographed by EO Beaman.

Canons of the Colorado River of the West, Cataract Canon Series. A Side Canon.

Canons of Green River. Francis Creek, No 47

Views on Brush Creek. Alcove Wall, No 122. Photographed by Hillers.

Views on the Sevier River. Singing Falls, No 39. Photographed by Hillers.

2 Stereoviews. Each is 4 1/2 x 7 inches. 1) Department of the Interior, U.S. Geographical and Geological Survey of the Rocky Mountain Regions, J.W. Powell, Geologist in Charge. INDIANS OF THE COLORADO

Stereoview from the Powell Survey. INDIANS OF THE COLORADO VALLEY. U-in-ta Utes. NAU-NO-KWITS AND HIS EAGLE. Living in the U-in-ta Valley on the Western Slope of the Wasatch Mountains in Utah. No. 91.

Stereoview from the Powell survey. No info on reverse (no label). From the series: INDIANS OF THE COLORADO VALLEY. U-in-ta Utes. Living in the U-in-ta Valley on the Western Slope of the Wasatch Mounta