Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 820
d Nonnezoshe (great stonearch) by the Navajo Indians. It was firstvisited by white men on August 14, 1909, whodiscovered it in a wild, picturesque canyon insoutheastern Utah, close to the point wherethe iiith meridian crosses the Colorado River.The discovery is so recent that the Bridge isnot… … NONNEZOSHE, OR THE RAINBOW BBTDGE parison or two will make it easier to grasp theproportions of this gigantic structure. It istwenty-two feet higher than the Capitol atWashington, dome and all, and if it could behung astride the Flatiron building in NewYork City, the ends of the arches would…
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