The Baker Ranch, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area: A History

Brown LE. 1970. The Baker Ranch, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area: A History

This study was undertaken to gather background historical data on the Baker Ranch. The material will be used in interpretive planning and to decide whether there is sufficient reason to save the structures from inundation by the waters of Lake Powell. The work was done in response to historical RSP GLCA-H-4 from Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. During the course of the research on this project, many individuals provided aid to me. Al Trulock, District Manager at Bullfrog on upper Lake Powell, gave me the usual warm Park Service welcome on my arrival there November 13. The next morning he drove Park Naturalist Norm Salisbury, Environmental Specialist Gil Lusk, and me to Baker Ranch. During my work at the Kane County Courthouse in Kanab, Utah, several members of the courthouse staff were most helpful.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Brown, Leonard
Date of Issue
1970-01-01
Units
GLCA , HIST
Keywords
account, Archaeology, ehistory, History, Maps, Preservation, Structures
Subjects
Ecological Framework: Human Use | Cultural Landscapes | Cultural Landscapes

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