American Southwest Collection (#5)

United States of America, Arizona

United States of America, Arizona, North Coyote Buttes

United States of America, Arizona, Page, Upper Antelope Slot Canyon

USA, Colorado, Mesa Verde National Park, Anasazi ruins

USA, Colorado, Mesa Verde National Park, Anasazi ruins

Greetings from Painted Desert, Arizona Postcard. ca. 1941, Greetings from Painted Desert, Arizona Postcard

Russell and Monett Nearing Needles, Calif. Postcard. ca. 1905-1939, Russell and Monett Nearing Needles, Calif. Postcard

Postcard of People on Hermit Trail. ca. 1924, On Hermit Trail, 1700 feet below the rim, Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona

Grand Canyon of Arizona, from Grand View Point Postcard. 1902, From this point one can see across the Canyon, across the Painted Desert to the Navaho Mountains 125 miles away

Postcard Showing Grand Canyon of Arizona from O Neills Point. 1900, Postcard Showing Grand Canyon of Arizona from O Neills Point

Grand Canyon of Arizona Postcard. 1902, Grand Canyon of Arizona Postcard

Postcard of Telescope at Grand Canyon. ca. 1912, Telescope in the Lookout. Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona H-1890 The telescope in this tower in not the usual type of single-barrel machine

Postcard of Colorado Bridge in Grand Canyon. ca. 1929, 431. Grand Canyon of the Colorado Bridge, 485 Feet High. GRAND CANYON BRIDGE is the highest in the world

Shepherd of the Hills, Navajo
American Southwest: c. 1900 A photogravure of the Shepherd of the Hills, Navajo

Jose Jesus And Wife
New Mexico: 1899 A photochrome of Jose Jesus and his wife

Hopi, The Wood Gatherer
Arizona: c. 1918 A photogravure of a Hopi Native American gathering wood with his burro

Ute Chief And His Family
Utah/Colorado Plateau: 1899 A photochrome of the Ute Chief Sevara and his family

The Papago Queen
Tucson, Arizona: 1941 Susanne Ignacio, a Papago Native American. was chosen from seventeen other maidens to be queen of the annual powwow attended by 4000 tribesmen

Shiprock Trading Post
Shiprock, New Mexico: c. 1912 The Navajos are threatening to revolt aginst U.S. rule, but here the Navajo Indian girls are going shopping on a Saturday afternoon at the local trading store

Acoma Pueblo
Acoma, New Mexico: c. 1927 The Acoma Pueblo as seen from the air

Railroad In Laguna Pueblo
Laguna, New Mexico: c. 1900 The Santa Fe Railroad runs its train with Pullman cars through the Laguna Pueblo

Navajo Herder
Painted Desert, Arizona: June 5, 1935 This young Navajo girl is tending her familys flock of sheep and goats that are out grazing in the scarce vegetation

Native American Bread Maker
American Southwest: November 13, 1926 A Native American woman bakes her bread in the early morning

California Condor In flight over canyon - Arizona- Airborne - Endangered species-First reintroduced to Arizona in 1996
CAN-3115 California Condor - in flight over canyon Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona, USA Gymnogyps californianus Endangered species, first reintroduced to Arizona in 1996

Spotted Owl - young Arizona, USA
CAN-2881 Spotted Owl - young Arizona, USA Strix occidentalis John Cancalosi Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Spotted Owl - mother and young. Decreasing in numbers and range due to habitat destruction. Arizona, USA
CAN-2871 Spotted Owl - mother and young. Decreasing in numbers and range due to habitat destruction. Arizona, USA. Strix occidentalis John Cancalosi Please note that prints are for personal display

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"Exploring the American Southwest: A Journey through Apache Spirit Ranch, Tombstone, and Beyond" Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of the American Southwest as you venture into the land once inhabited by the mighty Apache Indians. At Apache Spirit Ranch, experience a glimpse into their ancient traditions and way of life that still resonate today. In historic Tombstone, Arizona, step back in time to relive the Wild West era. Walk down its dusty streets where legendary figures like Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday once roamed. Feel the spirit of adventure as you witness reenactments of famous gunfights at OK Corral. Nature enthusiasts will be captivated by Southeastern Arizona's unique wildlife. Witness the Gila Monster in motion - one of only two venomous lizards on Earth - a protected species thriving amidst this arid landscape. But tread lightly for these creatures are rare gems to behold. Delve deeper into nature's wonders with a sighting of the elusive Spotted Owl. Inhabiting thickly wooded canyons and humid forests, this strictly nocturnal bird is an uncommon sight due to habitat destruction. Let us cherish these majestic creatures before they vanish from our skies forever. As evening descends over Grand Vista, prepare to be mesmerized by nature's breathtaking display. The sky ignites with hues of orange and purple as sunlight fades away behind towering cliffs – a moment that etches itself into your memory forever. Forrest Gump Point awaits those seeking cinematic landscapes straight out of Monument Valley in Utah. Stand atop Mexican Hat rock formation and marvel at Mother Nature's masterpiece carved over millions of years – an iconic vista made famous by Hollywood films. Wake up early to catch (m)orning magic at El Malpais National Monument near Grants, New Mexico. As dawn breaks across this rugged terrain adorned with lava flows and sandstone bluffs, feel connected to Earth's raw beauty while exploring ancient ruins and lava tubes.