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Memoirs of  “the 1952 season when the author and her family operated the now-vanished Rainbow Lodge and Trading Post in the far northern part of the Navajo reservation” in Arizona. “This book tells how the Holloway family coped with the isolation, interacting with a culture new to them, and catering to ”dudes” in a unique and distant place, in a time now gone.”

Author W.L. Rusho

Lee’s Ferry is a starting point for modern-day adventure seekers who raft the Colorado River through the depths of the Grand Canyon. More than 140 rare photographs bring to life the fascinating history of this unique area. Softcover. 244 pages.

The Powell Museum & Archives was founded in 1969 by boating enthusiast Stan Jones and other members of the community of Page, Arizona.

Spring 1861, the Civil War broke out and young John Wesley Powell enlisted in the Union Army. One morning, while raising his arm to signal to his men to fire, a musket ball ripped through his right forearm. Two days later, the arm was then amputated from the elbow down. Powell would complain of nerve pain for the rest of his life.

Vaughn Short’s river running classic has been reprinted to inspire a new generation of explorers on the Colorado River. With a new introduction by Brad Dimock, readers can once again immerse themselves in the romantic world of white water conquests and campfire glow.

James E. Babbitt’s compilation of Early-day adventures in Rainbow Bridge country.