You may want to carpool out of Flagstaff. John Westerlund, our scholarship awardee for last year and this year, will show slides and tell us about his doctoral project on the World War II prisoners at Navajo Depot and the Japanese internees at Leupp. In case you do not come to the lunch, the Liberal Arts Building is on the north campus, Building 18. Parking is in Lot 10. Room 135 is on the north end of the building, first floor.
Maps are available at most campus entrances.
A tour of the Arizona Historical Society and a talk by Debbie Shelton, curator of photos, about the Bass Collection Photos will follow. What a beautiful time to ride the Grand Canyon Railway from Williams to Grand Canyon. A New Book Recently published, Grand Canyon Women, Lives Shaped by Landscape by GCPS Vice President Betty Leavengood documents the little known stories of eighteen remarkable women whose lives have been shaped by the Grand Canyon. These women were river runners, scientists, wranglers, architects, rangers, hikers and housewives. Included in the book are Ada Bass, Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter, Elizabeth Kent Meyer, Bessie Haley Hyde, Gale Burak, Louise Hinchliffe and twelve others.