Telegraph Pass, Arizona
Arizona
Telegraph Pass, Arizona
Page, Arizona
Glen Canyon Dam, Page, Arizona
Rising 580 feet above the river this new dam will retain the water of the Colorado to form beautiful Lake Powell with the 1800 miles of shore line in the Glen Canyon Recreation Area.
Tucson, Arizona
Desert Inn, Tucson, Arizona
Tucson’s newest downtown motor hotel.
Western Saturday Night
February 2001, Tucson
Dear B and V
We are here for 8 weeks this time so there’s plenty of open dates on our guest room. Be sure to stay over Saturday night so that we can take in the scene depicted here!
Love, Mary and Lowell
Arizona
One of the nation’s most famous scenic attractions, the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River, is located on the northern plateau of Arizona. East of the Grand Canyon are the Painted Desert and the Petrified Forest.
The metropolitan centers of Phoenix and Tucson are not far from the cow towns, trading posts, Indian villages and pueblos which are important in the development of the state. One-seventh of the Indian population of the United States is centered in Arizona.
Gambel’s Quail
The Gambel’s Quail is common to the drier habitat of the Southwest. Their average length is 10″ and their head is adorned with tall, club-shaped black plume that is slightly curved.
DeGrazia
DeGrazia and his little children “Los Ninos”. The original oil from which UNICEF printed and sold four million boxes.
“Alleluia”
1967 – News of the Resurrection from the book “De Grazia Paints the Yaqui Easter”
Tucson, Arizona
From DeGrazia’s Midnight Fantasies: “the Lone Navajo Squaw”
DeGrazia Gallery, Tucson, Arizona
Tucson, Arizona
March 1997
We had great 3-4 hours up on Mt. Kitt at the observatories. Very interesting. Had been up when I went to U of Arizona, but of course all had changed. Have had great weather. Hiking and comping is wonderful (spent Saturday night in motel to watch game and get cleaned up). We stayed in Green Valley just south of Tucson. Very nice, new small town. See you soon.
Love, Tom
M42, the Orion Nebula, visible to the naked eye as the “star in the sword” of the constellation Orion. This image was taken with the Maya 4-meter Telescope on Kitt Peak. Photo: AURA, Inc.
Tucson, Arizona
1967
I am waiting for Tom to come for breakfast and then take me to airport. Weather here great. Haven’t seen Hills yet. Tim phoned last night. He is out of hospital. See you soon.
Love, Bill
Desert Inn, Tucson, Freeway and Congress.
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