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A photo album of our journeys around the Four Corners States: Arizona/Colorado/New Mexico and Utah. Final version with end papers and minor revision to maps.

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The Desert Southwest USA — Indian Country

Arizona/Colorado/New Mexico/Utah

Designers Abroad | 4




The Desert Southwest USA — Indian Country

Arizona/Colorado/New Mexico/Utah

Newspaper Rock•Petrified Forest National Park•Created by ancestral Puebloan people based along the

Puerco River between 650 and 2,000 years ago. Some of the ancient artists may have lived at Puerco Pueblo,

located less than one mile north of this site.

Designers Abroad | 4



The Desert Southwest

Left: Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway brochure promoting tourism to the Desert

Southwest from1937. Accommodation was provided by ‘Fred Harvey’ Hotels built

beside the railway or in tourist centres. Pioneering architect Mary Colter worked with

the Fred Harvey Company from 1902 to 1948; designs included La Posada, Winslow

and buildings in the Grand Canyon National Park. Entrepreneur Allan Affeldt

undertook the restoration of La Posada in 1994, re-opening in 1997.



Arizona

Monument Valley•Navajo Nation Tribal Park

Arizona•National Parks, National Forests, National Monuments & State Parks



The Residence Resort •Scottsdale — subsequently demolished



The Mist Spa at The Residence Resort•Scottsdale

JW Marriott Camelback Inn Resort & Spa•Scottsdale [Image: JWM Website]



Papagayo Plaza•Scottsdale•Demolished 2019

The Borgata Shopping Precinct•Scottsdale•Demolished? [Internet Image]



Desert Botanical Museum•Phoenix•Reconstructed First Nation Desert Dwelling



Desert Botanical Museum•Phoenix

Deer Valley Petroglyph Preserve•Phoenix•Administered by School of Human Evolution and Social Change•Arizona State University

Architect: Bill Bruder Associates 1988



el Pedregal Shopping at the Boulders Resort•Scottsdale



Winter Studio and house of architect Frank Lloyd Wright•Scottsdale [Image: The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation]

The Arizona Biltmore Hotel and Cottage complex

Collaboration between architects Frank Lloyd Wright and Albert Chase McArthur [Image: The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation]



Sunsets at el Pedregal at the Boulders Resort•Scottsdale



Verde Canyon Railroad •Clarkdale

Verde River view•Verde Canyon Railroad •Clarkdale



Murphy’s Restaurant•Originally Gardner’s General Merchandise•Prescott

Eric on Whiskey Row•Prescott — Founded 1864 as the Territorial Capital of Arizona



Mogollon Rim•Coconino National Forest •Flagstaff

Mogollon Rim•Coconino National Forest •Flagstaff



Montezuma Castle National Monument •Camp Verde



Lenore, Vicky & Nick at Red Rock Crossing

Eric at Midgley Bridge, Oak Creek Canyon•Sedona

Red Rock Crossing•Red Rock State Park•Sedona



3 loco goods train pulling into Flagstaff Station

Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village•Sedona

Midgley Bridge, Oak Creek Canyon•Sedona



Museum of Northern Arizona•Founded 1928



Canyon de Chelly National Monument•Chinle



Needle Rock•Canyon de Chelly National Monument•Chinle

White House•Canyon de Chelly National Monument•Chinle



Navajo Bridge•Marble Canyon•Colorado River

Lenore en-route to the Grand Canyon National Park



North Rim Overlook•Grand Canyon National Park

Lenore at the North Rim Overlook•Grand Canyon National Park

Eric at the North Rim Overlook•Grand Canyon National Park



North Rim Overlook•Grand Canyon National Park



Neon Signs•Williams on Route 66

Native American Dancers •Navajo County Historic Courthouse•Holbrook



Monument Valley•Navajo Nation Tribal Park



Monument Valley•Navajo Nation Tribal Park



Sandstorm at Monument Valley•Navajo Nation Tribal Park

Sheep in Monument Valley•Navajo Nation Tribal Park



Monument Valley•Navajo Nation Tribal Park

Sonoran Desert View•Tucson



Loews Ventana Canyon Resort•Tucson [Promotional postcard image]

Tom Mix Memorial on AZ 79: Pinal Pioneer Highway•Florence

Old Sate Capitol•Tucson

Downtown•Tucson



Cactus in Private Garden•Tucson

Casita accommodation•Arizona Inn•Tucson•Family owned and operated since its creation in 1930 by Isabella Greenway as a

philanthropic venture and maintaining the original cabinet-making workshop.



Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum•Tucson

Mountain Lion in the Zoo at Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum•Tucson



Ironwood Art Gallery at Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum•Tucson

Tucson Sunset



Westward Look Wyndham Grand Resort and Spa•Tucson

San Xavier Mission Church & School•Wa:k Tohono O'odham Reservation



Bisbee

Tombstone



Tombstone

Tombstone



Nogales•Mexico

Nogales•Mexico



New Mexico/Southern Colorado

Square Tower House Cliff Dwellings•Mesa Verde National Park•Colorado

New Mexico/Southern Colorado•National Parks,

National Forests, National Monuments & State Parks



Kiva Ceremonial fireplace•Cliff Palace•Mesa Verde National Park•Colorado

Cliff Palace•Mesa Verde National Park•Colorado

Kokopelli, the humpbacked flute player is a fertility deity and the spirit of music accompanied by a consort or apprentice.



Gallup•New Mexico

Gallup•New Mexico



Old Water Tower at the Santa Fe Railyard development

with a New Mexico Rail Runner Express

double deck commuter train

Santa Fe Railyard development with New Mexico Rail Runner Express•[from Web Site video•Permission Applied For]

Original Santa Fe Depot•New Mexico



La Fonda The Inn on The Plaza•Santa Fe

Influenced by architects Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter and John

Gaw Meem•Built 1922, acquired by AT&SF Railway

1925•Now owned by Cienda Partners•Photograph by

Parkhurst from Indian Detours brochure•AT&SF Railway

1937

The State Art Museum•Santa Fe•New Mexico

Architects Isaac Hamilton Rapp of Rapp, Rapp and Hendrickson.

Design influenced by Pueblo churches•Built 1916-17

Photograph from Indian Detours brochure•AT&SF Railway 1937

IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts (MoCNA)•Santa Fe•New Mexico



Fetish objects and ceramic from IAIA Museum of Contemporary Native Arts (MoCNA)•Santa Fe•NewMexico [Not to Scale]



Santa Fe Patio•NewMexico

Sanat Fe style•New Mexico

Lensic Theatre•Sanat Fe•New Mexico•Architects Boller Brothers of LA and Kansas City, restoration by Conrad Schmitt Studios



Main Concourse•Albuquerque International Sunport•[Photograph courtesy ABQ Sunport]

Main Concourse•Albuquerque International Sunport•Architect William E. Burk Jr. 1967

Expanded and renovated by Phillip Jacobson and BPLW Associates 1987-9 [Photograph courtesy ABQ Sunport]



Taos Pueblo•New Mexico

B/W photograph from Indian Detours brochure•AT&SF Railway 1937

Taos Pueblo Market•NewMexico



San Geronimo Church•Taos Pueblo•New Mexico

Taos Pueblo•NewMexico



Bandelier National Monument•Santa Fe•New Mexico

Bandelier National Monument•Santa Fe•New Mexico



Hovenweep National Monument•Cortez•Colorado/Utah

Old Ranger Station•Hovenweep National Monument•Cortez•Colorado/Utah



Hovenweep National Monument•Cortez•Colorado/Utah

Hovenweep National Monument•Cortez•Colorado/Utah



Chama Station•Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad•New Mexico/Colorado

Vintage Snowplough wagon•Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad•New Mexico/Colorado



View towards the Great Plains•New Mexico/Colorado



Stater Hotel•Durango•Colorado

Downtown Durango•Colorado



Tourist stagecoach rides•Silverton •Colorado

Natalia’s 1912 Restaurant•Silverton •Colorado



Locomotive on Durango & Silverton Railroad •Colorado

Caboose on Durango & Silverton Railroad •Colorado



Views in the High Rockies towards Ouray •Colorado



Ouray •Colorado

Western Hotel, originally Holt & Foster Hotel built 1892•Ouray •Colorado



Ouray Livery Barn, built pre-1896 •Colorado



Southeast Utah

Mexican Hat Rock

Southeast Utah•National Parks, National Forests, National Monuments & State Parks

San Juan Inn & Trading Post•Mexican Hat [from Web Site]



Newspaper Rock State Monument petroglyphs•U 211 near Monticello

View from the Moki Dugway — U261 ‘Trail of the Ancients’ Scenic Backway towards Valley of the Gods and Monument Valley

Another depiction of Kokopelli, the humpbacked flute player revered by Native American Tribes.



Dream Keeper Inn B&B• Moab



Uranium Building • Moab •[Creative Commons Image]

The Uranium Building•Moab [Internet Image]

River Rafting Trip on the Colorado River•Moab



Colorado River north of Moab



View of San Juan River at Goosenecks State Park

Cable Bridge over San Juan River to BLM Sand Island Campground•Bluff

[Destroyed 2006]

View over Goosenecks State Park•Created by the San Juan River



View over Canyonlands National Park – Islands in the Sky Region



Colorado River at Lake Powell/Glen Canyon NRA•Hite Crossing Bridge carrying Utah State Highway 95 to far right

Arches National Park



Arches National Park

Arches National Park



Park Avenue Rock Formation•Arches National Park



Fruita Campground•Capitol Reef National Park

Top: Fruita Old Schoolhouse [Closed 1941] and interior recreated by NPS•Capitol Reef National Park•[NPS Images]



Fruita Orchard•Capitol Reef National Park from Rim Overlook



Fruita Campground•Capitol Reef National Park



Scenic Drive•Waterpocket Fold•Capitol Reef National Park

Grand Wash•Capitol Reef National Park



Grand Wash•Capitol Reef National Park

Fish Lake Resort Lodge•Built 1928-32



Cafe Diablo•Closed in 2020 [Wiki Commons Image]

Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument



Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument



Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument



Boulder Mountain Lodge & Hell’s Backbone Grill

Above: Hell’s Kitchen Grill

Left: Calf Creek Falls•BLM Calf Creek Recreation Area



Bryce Canyon National Park



Mementos from the Desert Southwest and Las Vegas•Nevada



Cover photograph: South Window Arch•Arches National Park•Utah

Photographs by Lenore & Eric Gristwood

Additional images by permission of copyright holders or permission requested

Graphic Design & Art Direction by Lenore & Eric Gristwood

© 2022 L&EG

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Rope Bridge•San Juan River•Bluff•Constructed by volunteers in 1957, the bridge allowed Navaho Nation

children to attend school in Bluff and families to access shops and utilities without a considerable detour.

Washed away in floods in 2006, yet to be replaced.





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