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Caption
From the parapet at El Tovar one can see the Battle Ship, Temple of Isis, the Plateau, Bright Angel Point, and Bright Angel Creek and Canyon. Bright Angel Canyon, deep as the main canyon, is second only to it beauty. "But form and color do not exhaust all divine qualities of the Canyon. It is the land of music. The river thunders in perpetual roar, swelling in floods of music when the Storm Gods play upon the rocks. Mountains of music swell the in rivers, hills of music below in the creeks, and meadows of music murmur in the rills that ripple over the rocks. All this is the music of the waters - the foundations of the earth have been wrought into a harp upon which the clouds of the heavens play."
Physical Description
One color postcard with a divided back. The postcard was published by Detroit Publishing Company in Detroit, Michigan.
Condition
Used
Postmark Date
1911-10-15
Sender
Bill J. Baily [Grand Canyon, Arizona]
Recipient
Mrs. Charles S. Robinson [Coronado, California]
Language of Message
English
Language of Postcard
English
Location
United States–Arizona– Coconino County–Grand Canyon Village
Publisher
Detroit Publishing Company
Publisher Series
10925
Date Issued
1880s-1936
Object Type
Postcard
Object Size
14 X 09 cm
Original Collection
San Diego College for Women Postcard Collection
Digital Collection
American Postcard Collection
Digital Publisher
Copley Library. University of San Diego
Collection Number
Arizona-24
Date Digitized
2016-04-16
Image Format
288 KB
Repository
Special Collections. Copley Library, University of San Diego
Image File Location
P:\SDCW Postcard Collection\UnitedStates\Arizona-24A
Image File Size
Image/JPEG
Copyright
Copyright not Evaluated
Keywords
Grand Canyon National Park (Ariz.), Hotel El Tovar, Historic buildings, National parks & reserves, Canyons, Rock formations, Trails & paths
