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Vanishing American, End of The Trail (James Earle Jones sculpture, "Art Lover's Guide to the Exposition, Sheldon Cheney")
"The End of the Trail" is a sculpture by James Earle Fraser. This plaster version Plaster sculpture exhibited at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco. (1915). Some believe it may have inspired the ending to Zane Grey's The…
Vanishing American, Books (CCO Public Domain)
Photograph of books
Vanishing American, Tuba Trading Post
Navajo women in front of Tuba City Trading Co.
Vanishing American, John Wetherill and others at Red Lake (John and Louisa Wetherill Collection)
Riders with Red Lake in background and trading post from Zane Grey 1913 trip
Vanishing American, John Wetherill, Shine Smith and others (John and Louisa Wetherill Collection)
Shine Smith (circled), John Wetherill (standing) and two others.
Vanishing American, Shine Smith comment in Wetherill Trading Post ledger (John and Louisa Wetherill Collection)
Comment by Shine Smith in the log for the Wetherill Trading Post
Vanishing American, Louisa Wetherill negotiating a peace treaty (Arizona Memory Project, 119506)
Louisa Wetherill negotiating peace between Ute tribe and Southern Utah settlers.
Vanishing American, Marion holding Nophaie's Bible (Famous Players-Lasky, Paramount Pictures)
Marian holding Bible with bullet hole in it taken from Nophaie's dying body in the 1925 silent film, The Vanishing American.
Vanishing American, Nophaie (Famous Players-Lasky, Paramount Pictures)
Nophaie, hero of 1925 silent film and novel, The Vanishing American.
Vanishing American, Do etin (Famous Players-Lasky, Paramount Pictures)
Do etin from 1925 silent film, The Vanishing American