Jeremy Rowe Vintage Photography - John Wesley Powell and A. H. Thompson Stereograph List

This is a work in progress to compile as comprehensive as possible a listing numbers and titles of individual stereographs of Arizona from the Powell Expeditions.If you have examples that are not on this list, or valiant titles for any of the numbers or captions I would appreciate hearing from you. Ideally I would like to obtain either a xerox copy or scan for my files as well. Thanks in advance for your time and assistance.

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Jeremy Rowe
P.O. Box 40577
Mesa, Arizona 85274-0577
jrowe@vintagephoto.com

©Jeremy Rowe 2002

Powell Survey Stereographs by Year - 1874

River Views (all by Hillers)1874

Views on the Green River.

236 Flaming Gorge.

237 Centre of Horse-shoe Canon.

Red Canon Series.
This canon is 25 2/3 miles long and from 1800 to 2500 feet deep.238 Heart of Red Canon.

239 Rapid in Red Canon.

240 Low water in Red Canon.

241 Rocks of Red Canon

Canon of Lodore Series.
This canon is 20 3/4 miles long and from 1800 to 2700 feet deep.242 The Gate of Lodore.

243 The canon from above.

244 Buttressed Walls.

245 Reflected Cliff.

246 A Rapid.

247 A lone Mexican.

248 Cliffs of Lodore.

Land Views (all by Hillers)1874

Views on Vermillion Creek.
This is a little stream in the south western part of Wyoming Territory. It empties into the Green River at the foot of Brown's Park. Its course is through an extensive district of bad-lands.

114 Sculptured Rocks.

115 Fantastic Rocks.

116 Rock Spire. 250 feet high.

117 The Tower. 200 feet high.

Views on Ashley's Creek.
This stream is a tributary of the Green River in the north-eastern corner of Utah Territory. The Indian name of this stream is Tsau-war-nav-its.

118 The Turn Pinnacles.

119 The Teapot.

Views on Brush Creek.
This stream is a tributary of the Green River in the north-eastern corner of Utah Territory. The Indian name of this stream is Ka-shu Nu-kwint.120 Canon of the Ka-shu Nu-kwint. looking up.

121 Canon of the Ka-shu Nu-kwint. looking down.

122 Alcove Wall.

123 The Canon from above.

124 Side Gulch.

125 Lateral Gorge.
Lake Canon Series.
Lake Canon is a lateral gorge.

1 U-wa-pa. (Upper Lake in Lake Canon)

2 Pa-ro-wits. (Middle Lake in Lake Canon)

3 Pa-ro-wits. (Middle Lake in Lake Canon) (duplicate - not printed)

4 Pa-vai-o-wits. (Lower Lake in Lake Canon)

5 Lower Pa-ro-gunt. (Largest Cave Lake

6 Upper Pa-ro-gunt. (Dripping Cave Lake)

7 Middle Canon of the Kanab.

8 Middle Canon of the Kanab. (duplicate - not printed)

Ethnographic Views (all by Hillers)1874

Indians of the Colorado Valley.

Uintats.
A tribe of Indians living in Uinta Valley on the eastern slope of the Wasatch Mountains in Utah. 89 Ta-vah-puts, Chief of the Uintats.

90 Home of Ta-vah-puts.

91 Nau-no-kwits and his Eagle.

92 Nau-no-kwits and Ku-ri-en.

93 Tau-ruv (wife of Won-ro-an) in full dress.

94 Tau-ruv sitting.

95 Pah-ri-ats in full dress.

96 Pah-ri-ats in summer costume.

97 Indians counting.

98 The Messinger.

99 The Messinger in full dress.

100 Indian boy and his dog.

101 The Mirror Case.

102 Sai-ar's Home.

103 Sai-ar and his Family.

104 The Maiden.

105 Indian Girl on Horseback.

106 Babe in Cradle.

107 The Boy in the Cedar.

108 Shi-rah-rah, wife of To-ka-woh-ner.

109 The Elk-skin Tent.

110 The Warrior and his bride.

111 The Watch Tower.

112 Antero, War chief of the Uinta Utes.

113 Home of Antero.

114 Boy and Girl.

115 Met at the Spring.

116 The present of a Necklace.

117 The old man comes on the scene.