This is a work in progress to compile as comprehensive as possible a listing numbers and titles of individual Keystone View Company stereographs of Arizona. Each listing will include a brief biographical overview, in addition to the checklist of stereoviews complied to date.

Photographer, B. Lloyd Singley, started the Keystone View Company in Meadville, Pennsylvania. His success with stereographs of the 1892 French Creek Flood encouraged him to start producing and distributing stereographs. His business successfully competed with a growing number of publishers, including the Littleton View Company, B.W. Kilburn Company, H.C. White, and Underwood & Underwood, all seeking a national marketplace.

The Keystone View Company corporate headquarters, printing and production plant was located in Meadville. In the mid-1890s, the Payne family opened a branch office in Saint Louis, Missouri. Father O. E. Payne managed the office and son Harlan H. Payne was principal salesman. Uncle Arden P. B. Payne was a photographer who traveled worldwide making stereo images for Keystone to distribute. It is not clear whether any of the Arizona views produced by the Keystone View Company were originally taken by Payne. 

B.L. Singley produced virtually all the photographs used in the early years of the Keystone Company and he remained active as a Keystone photographer. Beginning in 1897, the company hired additional photographers and employed over 150 contract photographers. Few of these photographers identified their work and Keystone branded virtually all its output with the company name. This policy makes the work of individual photographers particularly difficult to identify, as is information about where and when they traveled for Keystone. 

Two of the Keystone photographers have been identified as having worked in Arizona. Singley visited Arizona in the early 20th century and photographed the Petrified Forest. He appears in at least one view posed on the famous fallen log bridge.193 Two decades later another Keystone photographer, Phillip Brigandi, visited Arizona and made images of the Grand Canyon in October 1925. It appears that he produced both stereographs and lantern slides, many of which were hand colored. 

In addition, after a rough start with light-inconsistent views, Keystone strove to build a reputation for consistently high quality views, most in cool tone silver prints which looked more contemporary than the sepia toned views offered by the Underwoods. By the early 20th century, Keystone had expanded and was operating additional branch offices in Oregon, New York City, Toronto, and London. By 1900 the Keystone catalog included 8,000 titles. 

The company quickly copied the offerings of Underwood & Underwood, offering boxed sets including topical subjects and travel sets. Keystone established a formal education department in 1905 in an attempt to compete in the market which Underwood had identified. Keystone produced both stereographs and lantern slides with printed pamphlets and captions on the reverse of the mount. 

After competing head-to-head with other publishers for over a decade, Keystone began consolidating the industry by acquiring its competitors. Eventually their catalog included the images produced by: the Kilburn Company; Underwood & Underwood; the H.C. White Company; and Berry, Kelly & Chadwick. Keystone also acquired rights to the Underwood guidebooks and continued to market educational stereo boxed sets to schools and libraries. 

After World War I the Keystone View Company was the principal stereograph publisher. They eventually accumulated over 2,000,000 negatives and published over 43,000 individual stereograph titles, producing tens of millions of stereographs before ceasing production in 1939. After stopping, Keystone continued to sell their existing inventory until about 1970.

(from Arizona Stereographs 1865-1930 by Jeremy Rowe, 2014)

If you have additional information about the Underwood & Underwood publishing company, examples of stereographs that are not on this list, or variant 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.

Please feel free to use this information but please credit this source and reproduce only with full credit information.
Thank you.

Jeremy Rowe
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©Jeremy Rowe 2017

PUBLISHER: KEYSTONE VIEW COMPANY 
MOUNT COLOR: gray , buff, orange 
DATE: c. 1906 
SERIES: Keystone Geography Units in Stereographs 36 card set in Blue Box Catalog numbers 
22008–22043 and 22044–22047 
116. Near Grand View Point, Grand Canyon, Arizona. 
125. From Grand View Trail, Grand Canyon, Arizona 
127. Grand View Trail Round 1,100 foot cliff, Grand Canyon, Arizona 
227. On Grand View Trail, Grand Canyon, Arizona 
23008. Petrified Trees and Painted Desert, Arizona 
23129. Splendid type of Hopi Indian, Hopi Pueblo, Arizona (1920) 
23258. The Main Irrigation Canal in Salt River Valley, Sheep Grazing on Right, Irrigated Fields on Left, Arizona. 
26503 T. Man hath no part in all this glorious work – from Grandview Hotel, Grand Canyon, Ariz. 
26504 T.. A Symphony in Stone – Looking Northwest past Grandview Point, Grand Canyon, Arizona 
29093. El Tovar Hotel from roof of Hopi House, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29094. The “Rendezvous,” Hotel El Tovar, where the Tourists Meet Informally, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29095. Hopi House from El Tovar Hotel, Reproduction of Ancient Hopi Community Dwelling, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29096. A Sublime Spectacle – Across the Canyon from El Tovar on South Rim, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29097. Grandeur Unparalleled – from Yavapai Point NW to Trinity Creek and Temple of Claris, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29098. Kaibab Suspension Bridge from Yavapai Point, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29099. Thomas Moran, Celebrated Artist, Sketching near Yavapai Point, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29100. Descending into the Mile-deep Canyon by the Yaki Trail, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29101. Nature’s Masterpiece in Erosion – North from near Old Grand View Hotel, Grand Canyon National Park. 
V29102. Pack Train Descending Steep Mining Path, off Grand View Trail, Grand Canyon National Park.
29103. The Canyon Bathed in Sunrise Glory – Vishnu Temple in Center – from Horseshoe Mesa, Grand Canyon National Park. 
W29104. Massive Structures Fashioned by Nature’s Mighty Forces – Newberry Terrace and Vishnu Temple, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29105. Curious Creations of Nature – the Three Castles West from Hance’s Cove, South Rim, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29106. Earth’s Grandest Spectacle – from Lipan Point west down the Colorado River and Granite Gorge, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29107. Looking Out over Painted Desert – Cedar Mountain in foreground – E. from Navajo Point, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29108. On the brink, One mile above the River – west from Hopi Point, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29109. N. of E. from Mohave Point – Hopi Point at R., Zoroaster and Brahma Temples in Center, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29110. Sublimest of Spectacles – From Pima Point on South Rim to Point Sublime on the North, Confucius and Meniscus Temples at R., Grand Canyon National Park. 
29111. Lookout House at Head of Bright Angel Trail, South Rim, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29112. Tourists Ready for Descent into the Canyon, Bright Angel Trail, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29113. Granite Gorge of the Colorado, up the River from Pyrites Point, Grand Canyon National Park. 
V29114. Beside the Colorado – Looking up to Zoroaster Tower from Pipe Creek, Grand Canyon of Arizona. 
29115. The Monument – near Monument Creek and Tonto Trail, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29116. Hermit Peak and Hermit Cabins in the Canyon’s Depths – Tourists Party on Trail Approaching Camp, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29117. Within the Confines of the Gigantic Canyon – Hermit Creek and Tower of Ra – a Mile North of Hermit Cabins, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29118. An Oasis in the Desert – Phantom Ranch, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29119. From Bright Angel Point on North Rim to El Tovar on South Rim – Williams Peak on Far Horizon, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29120. Over All Broods a Solemn Stillness – Mists Rising from Primeval Deeps, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29121. Outlook from Cape Royal on North Rim Past Vishnu Temple, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29122. South from Cape Royal to Precipice Point, and the Big Bend in the Colorado River, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29423. East over the Winding Colorado to the Painted Desert Beyond, from Cape Royal, North Rim, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29124. Looking into the Awesome Depths of Earth’s Greatest Chasm. SW from Cape Royal, North Rim, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29125. The Titan of Chasms – Peering into Earth’s Crust near Cape Royal, North Rim, Grand Canyon National Park. 
26033. Overlooking Nature’s Greatest Amphitheater – from Rowe’s Point, NW – Grand Canyon of Arizona. 
13660. On the Bright Angel Trail, Grand Canyon of the Colorado, Arizona. 
32300. Canyon Front of Union Pacific Lodge, North Rim of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, Arizona. 

PUBLISHER: KEYSTONE VIEW COMPANY 
MOUNT COLOR: gray 
DATE: c. 1903 
SERIES: Grand Canyon Boxed Set (same images as Underwood series) 
1. 6072. A Wonder to the Primitive inhabitants – Santa Fe Train crossing Canon Diablo, Arizona. 
2. 6073. From Red to San Francisco Mountain, a Woody Wilderness in Arizona. 
3. 6074. Blown Asunder by volcanic energies – Red Mountain, an extinct volcano, northwestern Arizona. 
4. 6075. Labyrinthine ways through the lava ash formation, Red Mountain Crater, Arizona. 
5. 6076. “The Sinuous Colorado, yellow as the Tiber” – Grand Canon, Arizona. 
6. 6977. Among the Buttes, Red Canon Trail, Grand Canyon of Arizona. 
7. 6078. Fathoming the depth of a vanished sea – Grand Canyon of Arizona from Hance’s Cove. 
8. 6079. Descending into Grand View Trail by a short, steep mining path, Grand Canyon of Arizona 
9. 6080. Dendritic stalagmites in a limestone cave, Grand Canyon of Arizona 
10. 6081. Angel’s Gateway and Newberry Terrace from Cottonwood Spring, Grand Canyon of Arizona. 
11. 6082. Beside the Colorado – looking up to Zoroaster Tower from Pipe Creek, Grand Canyon of Arizona. 
12. 6083. Down the Granite Gorge of the Colorado (1,200 ft. deep) from Pyrites Point, Grand Canyon of Arizona. 
13. 6084. Prospecting for Gold, Indian Gardens, Grand Canyon of Arizona. 
14. 6085. Rounding Cape Horn on the Bright Angel Trail, Grand Canyon of Arizona. 
15. 6086. Thos. Moran, America’s greatest Scenic Artist, sketching at Bright Angel Cove, Grand Canon of Arizona. 
16. 6087. “Over All broods a solemn silence” – sunset at O’Neill’s Point, Grand Canyon Of Arizona. 
17. 6088. Overlooking Nature’s greatest Amphitheatre – from Rowe’s Point NW, Grand Canyon of Arizona 
18. 6089. On the brink one mile above the River – Grand Canyon of Arizona – west from Rowe’s Point.

PUBLISHER: KEYSTONE VIEW COMPANY 
MOUNT COLOR: gray, buff, orange 
DATE: c. 1900–1910 
116. Near Grand View Point, Grand Canyon, Arizona. 
125. From Grand View Trail, Grand Canyon, Arizona 
127. Grand View Trail Round 1,100 foot Cliff, Grand Canyon, Arizona. 
227. On Grand View Trail, Grand Canyon, Arizona. 
1352. Uncouth vegetable growths of the Desert, Arizona. 
2174. Loading copper ore in one of the rich mines of Az. 1907. 
2177. Moki braves dressed for the ceremonial snake dance Arizona. 1909. 
2178. “Rain Dances” (invoking rain for the crops) Oraibi village, Az. 
2180. Cliff home of prehistoric Americans in lonely wilds of Arizona 
2180. (alt) Adobe (mud-walled) home and its Indian occupants in a village, Az. 
2672. The most magnificent example of erosion known in the world Grand Canyon of Arizona 
4132. (Morenci) 
6072. A Wonder to the Primitive inhabitants – Santa Fe Train crossing Canon Diablo, Arizona. 
6073. From Red to San Francisco Mountain, a Woody Wilderness in Arizona. 
6080. Dendrite Stalagmites in Limestone Cave, Grand Canyon Of Arizona. 
6074. Blown Asunder by volcanic energies – Red Mountain, an extinct volcano, northwestern Arizona. 
6075. Labyrinthine ways through the lava ash formation, Red Mountain Crater, Arizona. 
6076. “The Sinuous Colorado, yellow as the Tiber” – Grand Canon, Arizona. 
6977. Among the Buttes, Red Canon Trail, Grand Canyon of Arizona. 
6078. Fathoming the depth of a vanished sea – Grand Canyon of Arizona from Hance’s Cove. 
6079. Descending into Grand View Trail by a short, steep mining path, Grand Canyon of Arizona 
6080. Dendritic stalagmites in a limestone cave, Grand Canyon of Arizona 
6081. Angel’s Gateway and Newberry Terrace from Cottonwood Spring, Grand Canyon of Arizona. 
6082. Beside the Colorado – looking up to Zoroaster Tower from Pipe Creek, Grand Canyon of Arizona. 
6083. Down the Granite Gorge of the Colorado (1200 ft. deep) from Pyrites Point, Grand Canyon of Arizona. 
6084. Prospecting for Gold, Indian Gardens, Grand Canyon of Arizona. 
6085. Rounding Cape Horn on the Bright Angel Trail, Grand Canyon of Arizona. 
6087. “Over All broods a solemn silence” – sunset at O’Neill’s Point, Grand Canyon Of Arizona. 
6088. Overlooking Nature’s greatest Amphitheatre – from Rowe’s Point NW Grand Canyon of Arizona 
6089. On the brink one mile above the River – Grand Canyon of Arizona – west from Rowe’s Point. 
6140/41177/41274 (railroad loop at Morenci) 
6142 The Detroit Copper Concentrator in the copper ??? of Morenci 
6148. A long buried Chapter in the Tale of the Ages, Petrified Forest, Arizona. 
6155. Moving a Heard, Sierra Bonita, the oldest Ranch in Arizona, where 30,000 Cattle Range 
6156. Among the 30,000 cattle at Sierra Bonita ranch, – roping a yearling, Arizona 
6167. At Breakfast – typical desert home of Navajo Indians SW Arizona 
6178. Three Hopi Men Preparing thread outside their hut at Oraibi, Arizona 
6186. South to Picturesque Wolpi, A Mesa Village of Hopi Indians, Arizona 
6736. Grand Canyon of the Colorado as seen from Grand View Az. USA 1905 
9487. Navajo Hogans (Indian Huts) of Timber and Adobe near Grand Canyon, Arizona 
11637. O’Neil’s Point, Grand Canyon of the Colorado, Arizona, U.S.A. 01 
13515 In the Petrified Forests of Arizona 1903. 
13516. The Famous Log Bridge spanning a Chasm 50 Feet Wide, Petrified Forest, Arizona, U.S.A 
13517 – Stupendous Panama of the Grand Canyon, Arizona. 
13518. Looking over the Edge of the Grand Canyon 
13518. alt– Venturing a little near the Yawning Chasms, ACA USA. 
13519. “The Grand Canyon –Sublimest of Gorges; Titan of Chasms,” Arizona 1913 
13520. “Behold the Realm Where The Colorado Flows!” – Grand Canyon of the Colorado, Arizona 09 
13521. A Hole in the Mountain, Near Phoenix, Arizona USA 
13522 uncouth Vegetable Growth of the Desert. Arizona U.S.A. 
13524 – Overlooking the grand canyon of the Colorado, Arizona 03 
13525. Behold what God Hath Wrought! Grand Canon of Arizona 
13552. In the canyon of the grand, along the R.C. and D. D., R.R, Az. USA 
13659. “Wrecks of Tempests and time – finger posts that point the thoughts of Mortals to Eternal Heights,” Grand Canyon of Arizona, USA 
13660. On the Bright Angel Trail, Grand Canyon of the Colorado, Arizona. 
13661. The Grand Canyon from Bright Angel Hotel, Arizona 05 
13662. Rochi, Fortress of nature’s fashioning GRAND CANYON from Rowe’s point, Az. USA. 04 
13663. The Earth – Gulf of AZ – A full vision of mystery and fascination Arizona Canyon of the Colorado, USA 04 
13664. Castles sculptured by the hand of nature on the Bright Angel Trail, Arizona Canyon of the Colorado, USA 
13718. Cultivating with the riding disc, cultivating a field of Egyptian Long Staple Cotton, in the Salt River Valley near Phoenix. 
13724T. Where the desert has been made to blossom like a rose – Salt River Valley, Arizona 
13724(alt). The Effects of Irrigation on Arizona Desert, Giant Cactus in Foreground, Salt River Valley, Ariz. 
14100. Huge gyrator where copper ore is crushed before going to leaching plant, Ajo, Ariz. 
16742. Reclaiming vast areas by irrigation – Great Roosevelt Dam near Phoenix, Arizona 
16742(alt). The Great Roosevelt Dam, near Phoenix, Ariz. 
17682. Southwest Indians – Zuni Indians. 
18516. The Famous Log Bridge Spanning a Chasm 50 Feet Wide, Petrified Forest, Arizona. 
19028. Preparedness – Sammies on guard at Roosevelt Dam, near Phoenix, Az. 1917
23008 Close view of petrified trees with Painted Desert Beyond 
23008(alt). Petrified Trees and Painted Desert, Ariz. 
23093. Hopi Indian Home, Arizona. 
23112. View from Hopi Point, Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona. 
23118. A fine piece of Indian Basketry, and a little Indian child, Albuquerque. 
23122. Indian Women Baking Bread, New Mexico. 
23126. San Xavier Mission an Papago Indian Reservation, Santa Clara Valley, Az. 
23129. Splendid Type of Hopi Indian, Hopi Pueblo, Arizona. 
23138. End of Bright Angel Trail, Arizona Canyon National Park, Az. 
23139 – Halfway down Bright Angel Trail Arizona Canyon National Park, 
23140. In the Petrified forest, Navajo Country, Az. 
23182. Navajo Indian with his Flock of Sheep in N. Eastern, Arizona. 
23183. Me pose on rugged cliff before picturesque Wolpi Mesa Village of the Hopi, Arizona. 
23183 (alt). South to Picturesque Wolpi, a Mesa Village of Hopi Indians, Arizona 
23184. Government Well, Sole Source of Water Supply for Indian Village of Oraibi, Arizona. 
23185. Hopi Indian Girls – Showing Peculiar Method of Dressing the Hair. 
23186. Indian Girls Weaving Baskets – Village of Shipaulovi, Hopi Reservation, Arizona 
23187. Home Duties of the Hopi Man – A Scene at the Indian Village of Oraibi, Arizona. 
23188. Blanket Weaving – a Hopi Indian at Work, Wolpi, Arizona. 
23189. Primitive Methods – A Hopi Squaw Coiling Clay into Pottery, Oraibi, Arizona. 
23189 (alt). Hopi Squaw making pottery, Oraibi, Arizona. 
23190. Primitive Artists – Indian Women Decorating Pottery, Hopi Reservation, Arizona. 
23190 (alt). Southwest Indians – Hopi Women Decorating Pottery 
23192. Hopi Indian Home, Mishongnovi, Arizona. 
23193. The Masked Kachinas (Hopi Indian “Rain Makers”), Village of Shonghopavi, Arizona. 
23193 (alt). Southwest Indians – Hopi Indian Rain Makers, or Masked Kachinas 
23194. Kachina Dance to the Rain-Gods, Hopi at Shonghopavi, Az. 
23195. Hopi Indians and Their Strange Homes beside the Dance Rock, Wolpi, Az. 
23196. The Dance Rock of the Hopis – revered by the Indians, Wolpi, Az. Reservation, Arizona. 
23199. Terrace Homes of Hopi Indians – Street Scene in Oraibi, Hopi Reservation, Arizona 
23200. Inside the Hopi Indian House – Artistic Handwork of Natives – Grand Canyon, Arizona. 
23203. Navajo Blanket Weaving – an Indian Hogan (hut) on t Navajo Reservation, Arizona. 
23204. Navajo and Hogan. 
23205. Indian Trading Post, Canyon Diablo, Navajo Reservation, Arizona. 
23208. Art as Understood by Pueblo Indian Women – A Doorway in Isleta, New Mexico. 
23212. Homes of a Vanished Race – Cliff Dwellings in Walnut Canyon, Arizona. 
23257. A long buried chapter in the tale of the ages – Petrified Forest, Arizona. 
23258. The Main Irrigation Canal in Salt River Valley, Sheep Grazing on the Right, Irrigated 
Fields on Left, Arizona. 
23259. A Wilderness of Sand – Miles from Human Habitations, Painted Desert of Arizona. 
23260. A Cattle Round up in Arizona. 
23261. Moving the Heard – Sierra Bonita the Oldest Ranch in Arizona, Where 30,000 Cattle Range. 
23324. Navajo Silversmiths. 
23327. Hopi Chief 128 Years Old. 
23257. Tourists pose among pieces of Petrified Forest. 
23259. Painted Desert, miles from habitation. 
23260. A cattle round up in Arizona. 
23323. Picturesque Wolpi (N) 600 ft., above the Desert, Hopi Indian Reservation, Ariz. 
23323 (alt). Southwest Indians – A Hopi Indian Reservation. 
23324. Southwest Indians – Navajo Silversmiths. 
23325. Southwest Indians – The Hopi Corn Festival. 
23326. The Hopi House, Miniature Indian Pueblo near El Tovar, Arizona. 
23327. Hopi Indian Chief 1228 Years Old. 
23328. Indian at the Colorado Deep Cut Gorge from El Tovar, Ariz. 
23344. Old Navajo Indian Woman Making Rug on a Primitive Loom. 
26084. An Indian Pueblo, Hopi Reservation, Arizona. 
26128. The Great Irrigation Project Promoted by Roosevelt. 1923 
26182. Cultivating field Egyptian long staple Cotton with riding cultivator in Salt River Valley near Phoenix. Az. 
26260. Cowboys Examining a yearling’s Brand to Settle a Dispute, Sierra Bonita Ranch, Arizona. 
26033. Overlooking Nature’s Greatest Amphitheater – from Rowe’s Point, NW – Grand Canyon of Arizona. 
26084. An Indian Pueblo, Hopi Reservation, Arizona. 
26128. The Great Irrigation Project Promoted by President Roosevelt. 
26232. Mountains of Copper Ore. King Canyon, Near Metcalf, Arizona. 
26235. Stripping Standing Sheets of Electrolytic Copper Recovered from Solution in Leaching Plant, Ajo, Ariz. 
26242. Harvesting Wheat Showing Rear View of Reaper, Yuma Valley, Arizona. 
26260. Cowboys Examining a Yearling’s Brand to Settle a Dispute, Sierra Bonita Ranch, Arizona. 
26503. From Grandview Hotel, Grand Canyon of the Colorado. 
26503 (alt). Man Has No Part in All This Glorious Work – From Grand View Hotel, Grand Canyon, Ariz. 
26504. Northwest Past Grandview Point, Grand Canyon of the Colorado. 
26504t (alt). A Symphony in Stone – Looking Northwest past Grandview Point, Grand Canyon, Arizona. 
26505. Man hath no part in all this Glorious Work – From Grandview Hotel Grand Canyon of Arizona. 23. 
26879. Pouring Copper into Smelter Molds, Douglas, Arizona 1927. 
28112. View from Hopi Point, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29093. El Tovar Hotel as seen from the roof of Hopi House, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29094. The “Rendezvous,” Hotel El Tovar, where the Tourists Meet Informally, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29095. Hopi houses from El Tovar Hotel, Reproduction of Ancient Hopi Community Dwelling, Grand Canyon Natl. Park
29096. Tourists stand on walkway at overlook looking toward the Grand Canyon from El Tovar on South Rim (c. 1920s). 
29096(alt). Man Hath No Part in All This Glorious Work – Grand Canyon from El Tovar Hotel, Arizona 
29096(alt). A sublime Spectacle – Across the Canyon from El Tovar on South Rim, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29097. Grandeur Unparalleled – from Yavapai Point NW to Trinity Creek and Temple of Osiris, Grand Canyon Natl. Park. 
29097(alt). Grandeur Unparalleled – from Yavapai Point NW to Trinity Creek and Temple of Claris, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29098. Kaibab Suspension Bridge from Yavapai Point, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29099. Thomas Moran, Celebrated Artist, Sketching near Yavapai Point, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29100. Descending into the Mile-deep Canyon by the Yaki trail, Grand Canyon Natl. Park 
29101. Nature’s Masterpiece in Erosion – North from near Old Grand View Hotel, Grand Canyon Natl. Park. 
29103. The Canyon Bathed in Sunrise Glory – Vishnu Temple in Center – from Horseshoe Mesa, Grand Canyon Natl. Park. 
29105. Curious Creations of Nature – the Three Castles West from Hance’s Cove, South Rim, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29106. Earth’s Grandest Spectacle – from Lipan Point W. down the Colorado River and Granite Gorge, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29107. Looking Out over Painted Desert – Cedar Mountain in Foreground – E. from Navajo Point, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29108. On the Brink, One Mile Above the River – W. from Hopi Point, Grand Canyon Nat. Park. 
29109. N. of E. from Mohave Point – Hopi Point at R., Zoroaster and Brahma Temples in Center, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29110. Sublimest of Spectacles – From Pima Point on South Rim to Point Sublime on the North, Confucius and Meniscus Temples at R., Grand Canyon National Park. 
29111. Lookout House at head of Bright Angel Trail, South Rim, Grand Canyon. 
29112. Group of tourists on horseback ready for descent into Grand Canyon on Bright Angel Trail. 
29112(alt). Tourists Ready for Descent into the Canyon – Bright Angel Trail, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29113. Granite Gorge of the Colorado, up the River from Pyrites Point, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29114. Beside the Colorado – Looking up to Zoroaster Tower from Pipe Creek, Grand Canyon of Arizona. 
29115. The Monument – near Monument Creek and Tonto Trail, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29116. Hermit Peak and Hermit Cabins in the Canyon’s Depths – Tourists Party on the Trail Approaching Camp, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29117. Cowboy waters horse in Hermit Creek, Tower of Ra in background, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29118. An Oasis in the Desert – Phantom Ranch, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29119. From Bright Angel Pointe on North Rim to El Tovar on South Rim – Williams Peak on Far Horizon, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29120. Over All Broods a Solemn Stillness – Mists Rising from the Primeval Depths, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29121. Outlook from Cape Royal on North Rim Past Vishnu Temple, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29122. South from Cape Royal to Precipice Point, and the Big Bend in the Colorado River, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29122. (alt.) Grand Canyon from Cape Royal on the North Rim. 
29123. East over the Winding Colorado to the Painted Desert Beyond, from Cape Royal, North Rim, Grand Canyon Natl. Park. 
29124. Looking into the Awesome Depths of Earth’s Greatest Chasm, SW from Cape Royal, North Rim, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29125. The Titan of Chasms – Peering into Earth’s Crust near Cape Royal, North Rim, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29423. East over the Winding Colorado to the Painted Desert Beyond, from Cape Royal, North Rim, Grand Canyon National Park. 
29423. (alt) Kaibab National Forest, Arizona. 
29426. In the Kaibab National Forest, Arizona. 
29436. Southwest from Cape Royal, North Rim, Arizona Canyon National Park. 
29438. South from Point Sublime, North Rim, Arizona Canyon National Park. 
29441 The Kaibab Suspension Bridge across the Colorado River, Grand Canyon Nat. Park. 
29552. Reclaiming Vast Areas by Irrigation – Great Roosevelt Dam near Phoenix, Arizona 
32039. Looking from Maricopa Pointe across the Plateau. 
32279. Motor busses at Union Pacific Grand Canyon Lodge, Grand Canyon National Park. 
32280. Grand Canyon Lodge, N. Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. 
32281. Grand Canyon from upper veranda of Grand Canyon Lodge, Grand Canyon National Park. 
32282. The terrace and observation tower, Grand Canyon Lodge. 
32283. Looking into Grand Canyon from the lounge, Grand Canyon Lodge. 
32284. The Dining room, Grand Canyon Lodge, Grand Canyon National Park. 
32285. The Lounge, Grand Canyon Lodge. 
32286. The recreation hall, Grand Canyon Lodge. 
32287. The store and soda fountain, Grand Canyon Lodge. 
32288. The barbershop, Grand Canyon Lodge. 
32289. A deluxe Cabin – Grand Canyon Lodge. 
32290. Interior of a deluxe cabin, Grand Canyon Lodge. 
32291. Interior of a deluxe cabin, Grand Canyon Lodge. (alt.) 
32292, The bathroom of a deluxe cabin, Grand Canyon Lodge. 
32293. A standard guest cabin, Grand Canyon Lodge.
32294. Interior of a standard guest cabin, Grand Canyon Lodge. 
32300. Canyon front of Union Pacific Lodge, North Rim of Grand Canyon of the Colorado, Arizona 
32302. Steel molds attached to Rotating Chain Being Emptied of Copper Plates in a Smelter, Miami, Arizona 1929 
32304. Southwest Indians – Indian Pictographs 
32563. Bridge over the Colorado River near Lee’s Ferry, Arizona. 
32684. Typical Cacti plants in Southern Arizona, Pima County 
32705. The Coolidge Dam from upstream near San Carlos, AZ. 1930 
32802. A Navajo Rug Weaver – Indian woman and children, New Mexico. 
33319. An Alfalfa Field (N.W. Phoenix) 
33481. Arizona Cowboys Gathering for the Noonday Rest Period 
34407. Three Little Hopi Indians. 
34497. 3 little Hopis 
34847. Venturing a little too near the Yawning Chasm, Grand Canyon, Arizona, U.S.A. (Copyright by B.L. Singley. c. 1925) 
37361. Boulder Dam, the Highest in the World, in the Black Canyon of the Colorado. 
41255 (RR Train at Metcalf) 
41323/41794 Climbing the last loop on the mountain railroad to the copper mining camp of Morenci Ariz. 
41366 (overview of Morenci, Arizona) 
41371 Incline to the copper mines, Metcalf, Arizona 
41377 The Detroit copper Co. concentrator in the copper hills of Morenci, Ariz. 
41386 The Copper Town of Morenci smelted copper on cars 
41467 Climbing the last loop on the mountain railroad to the copper mining camp of Morenci Ariz. 
41497 Climbing the last loop on the mountain railroad to the copper mining camp of Morenci Ariz. 
41667 (Morenci) 
41700 The King Incline leading to one of the great copper mines near Clifton, Arizona 
244565 Sulfur Furnace, Humboldt, Ariz. 
244656 (copper molds, Humboldt, Arizona) 
244657 Pouring molten copper, Humboldt, Ariz. 
244658 Furnace – Copper Mills (Humboldt, Arizona) 
244659 In Power House – Copper Mills, Humboldt, Ariz. 
244663 Flotation process, copper Mills, Humboldt, Ariz. 
245741 Shafts, Calumet Copper Mining Co. Warren District, Lowell, Arizona 
245741/245746 Miners from copper mine, Warren District, Lowell, Arizona 
245744 Drawing Copper into the Steel molds, Douglas, Arizona 
245749 Drawing molten copper, Douglas, Arizona 
245749 (alt) Mine shaft, Copper mine, Lowell, Arizona 
245760 Fresh Air Lifesaving Crew using Pulmotor, Warren District, Lowell, Arizona 
245762 Fresh Air Lifesaving Crew using Pulmotor, Warren District, Lowell, Arizona 
245763 Fresh Air Lifesaving Crew using Pulmotor, Warren District, Lowell, Arizona 
245764 Fresh Air Lifesaving Crew using Pulmotor, Warren District, Lowell, Arizona 
245765 Feeding furnace with copper ore, Douglas, Arizona 
245766 Looking into furnace, Copper plant, Douglas, Arizona 
245767 Looking into furnace, Copper plant, Douglas, Arizona 
245768 Drawing copper, Douglas, Arizona 
245769 Drawing copper, Douglas, Arizona 
245770 Pouring copper in steel molds, Douglas, Arizona 
245771 Pouring copper in steel molds, Douglas, Arizona 
245772 Pouring copper in steel molds, Douglas, Arizona 
245773 Pouring copper in steel molds, Douglas, Arizona 
245775 Furnace room, Copper smelters, Douglas, Arizona 
245776 Furnace Room, Copper smelter, Douglas, Arizona 
245777 Furnace room, Douglas, Arizona 
245779 General view of shaft to crushing plant of Insp. Con. Copper Co., Miami, Arizona 
245780 Belt conveyor carrying ore from one crusher to another, Miami, Ariz. 
245781 Belt conveyor carrying ore from one crusher to another, Miami, Ariz. 
245782 Belt conveyor carrying ore from one conveyor to another, Miami, Ariz. 
245783 Belt conveyor carrying ore from one crusher to another, Miami, Ariz. 
245784 Belt conveyor for copper ore, Miami, Arizona 
245785 Belt conveyor for copper ore, Miami, Arizona 
245786 (dupe of 245779) 
245787 Bisbee, Arizona, general view of concentrating plant (labeled Miami on actual view example in my collection) 
245788 Grinding Mills, concentrating plant. Miami, Arizona 
245789 Grinding Mills, concentrating plant. Miami, Arizona 
245790 Oil floatation Tanks, Arizona (Miami) 
245791 Oil Floatation Tanks, Miami, Arizona 
245792 Oil Floatation Tanks, Miami, Arizona 
245793 Floatation tanks in concentrating plant, Insp. Consolidated Copper Mine, Miami, Arizona 
245794 Floatation tanks in concentrating plant. Miami, Arizona 
245795 Concentrating plant, Miami, Arizona 
245796 Drawing molten copper from furnace, Douglas, Arizona 
245797 Removing copper plates from steel molds, Douglas, Arizona 
245798 Removing copper plates from steel molds, Douglas, Arizona 
245799 Removing copper plates from steel molds, Douglas, Arizona 
245800 Removing copper plates from steel molds, Douglas, Arizona 
245801 Copper Plates after coming out of molds, Miami, Arizona 
245931 Stripping standing sheets of electrolytic copper recovered from solution in leaching plant, Ajo, Arizona 
245932 Stripping standing sheets of electrolytic copper recovered from solution in leaching plant, Ajo, Arizona
245933 Trimming stacking sheets after stripping, New Cornelia Copper Co., Ajo, Arizona 
245934 Drawing up lead standing sheets to which copper starding sheets are attached, Ajo, Arizona 
245936 Drawing up lead standing sheets to which copper starding sheets are attached, Ajo, Arizona 
245937 Drawing out from vats, sheets of Cathode ready for shipment, New Cornelia Copper Co., Ajo, Arizona 
245938 Drawing out from vats, sheets of Cathode ready for shipment, New Cornelia Copper Co., Ajo, Arizona 
245939 Huge gyrator where copper is crushed before going into leaching plant, Ajo, Arizona 
245940 General view of electrolytic plant in copper refinery, Ajo, Arizona 
245941 General view of electrolytic plant in copper refinery, Ajo, Arizona 
245942 Great leaching tanks and ore conveyor, New Cornelia Copper Co., Ajo, Arizona 
245943 Great leaching tanks and ore conveyor, New Cornelia Copper Co., Ajo, Arizona 
270791 (overview of Bisbee) 

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