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These are the oral histories for individuals whose last name begins with P.
These are the oral histories for individuals whose last name begins with P.
Packard, Dr. Robert "Bob"
Born in 1936, Bob Packard taught Mathematics at Northern Arizona University with noted Grand Canyon hiker Dr. Harvey Butchart. Packard completed sectional through hikes on both sides of the Grand Canyon from Lee's Ferry to Pearce Ferry. Transcript
Born in 1936, Bob Packard taught Mathematics at Northern Arizona University with noted Grand Canyon hiker Dr. Harvey Butchart. Packard completed sectional through hikes on both sides of the Grand Canyon from Lee's Ferry to Pearce Ferry. Transcript
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Parsons, John and McCulla, Susun
A Hoosier born in 1947, John came to Arizona in 1966. In 1981 he paddled his kayak through Grand Canyon solo. In 1982 he kayaked the Little Colorado River Gorge solo, and he ran the Grand Canyon in 1983 on high. John formed the Northern Arizona Paddling Club. Susun recounts paddling her inflatable kayak from Lee's to Diamond Creek in 1989. John also talks to his forty years of Verde River advocacy. Part 1 Transcript Part 2 Transcript Part 3 Transcript Part 4 Transcript
A Hoosier born in 1947, John came to Arizona in 1966. In 1981 he paddled his kayak through Grand Canyon solo. In 1982 he kayaked the Little Colorado River Gorge solo, and he ran the Grand Canyon in 1983 on high. John formed the Northern Arizona Paddling Club. Susun recounts paddling her inflatable kayak from Lee's to Diamond Creek in 1989. John also talks to his forty years of Verde River advocacy. Part 1 Transcript Part 2 Transcript Part 3 Transcript Part 4 Transcript
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Patrick, Shirley
Born in 1927 in Santa Monica, California, Shirley recounts moving to Grand Canyon in 1952, living at the North Rim, Phantom Ranch, and the South Rim in the 1950's and ‘60’s. This is a 4 part interview.
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Born in 1927 in Santa Monica, California, Shirley recounts moving to Grand Canyon in 1952, living at the North Rim, Phantom Ranch, and the South Rim in the 1950's and ‘60’s. This is a 4 part interview.
Part 1 Transcript Part 2 Transcript Part 3 Transcript Part 4 Transcript
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Pennington, Keturah
Along with her husband Phil, Keturah explored Glen Canyon before and during the flooding of Glen by Glen Canyon Dam. This interview series record Keturah's observations and collections as she uses the photos Phil took at the time. See for the accompanying images at Glen Canyon before flooding (revisitglencanyon.com)
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Along with her husband Phil, Keturah explored Glen Canyon before and during the flooding of Glen by Glen Canyon Dam. This interview series record Keturah's observations and collections as she uses the photos Phil took at the time. See for the accompanying images at Glen Canyon before flooding (revisitglencanyon.com)
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Peterson, Pete and Barbara
Pete and Barb discuss the early years of the Green River, Utah to Moab Utah Friendship Cruise. This boating event went down the Green River from the town of Green River Utah. At the confluence the boaters turned left and went up the Colorado River to Moab. This interview has not been transcribed yet.
Pete and Barb discuss the early years of the Green River, Utah to Moab Utah Friendship Cruise. This boating event went down the Green River from the town of Green River Utah. At the confluence the boaters turned left and went up the Colorado River to Moab. This interview has not been transcribed yet.
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Phillips, Barbara G.
Barbara grew up on an orchard near Lockport, NY. With a Ph.D. in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Barbara worked at the Museum of Northern Arizona investigating the impacts of feral burros on vegetation and the impacts of humans on Colorado River beaches, backcountry trails, and river campsites in the Grand Canyon. Part 1 Transcript
Barbara grew up on an orchard near Lockport, NY. With a Ph.D. in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, Barbara worked at the Museum of Northern Arizona investigating the impacts of feral burros on vegetation and the impacts of humans on Colorado River beaches, backcountry trails, and river campsites in the Grand Canyon. Part 1 Transcript
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