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Many baskets were tightly woven. some were used for cooking and swelled when filled with water, making them water tight. Others were used for storing seeds, nuts, and dried meat.

Paiute Pottery, Pipe Spring national monument

Although well known for their basketry, the Paiutes also made some pottery. It was used for cooking and storage.

Paiute Pottery, Pipe Spring national monument

Although well known for their basketry, the Paiutes also made some pottery. It was used for cooking and storage

Views at Pipe Spring National Monument, Arizona

Pipe Spring National Monument, a little known gem of the National Park System, is rich with American Indian, early explorer and Mormon pioneer history. The water of Pipe Spring has made it possible for plants, More

Arches National Park, Oenothera pallida

Common name: pale evening primrose. Family: Onagraceae (evening primrose family). Confirmed as present in the following Northern Colorado Plateau Network parks: Arches National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, More

Arches National Park, Cleome lutea

Common name: yellow beeplant. Family: Cleomaceae (Cleome family), formerly Capparaceae (caper family). Confirmed as present in the following Northern Colorado Plateau Network parks: Arches National Park, Canyo More

Arches National Park, Oenothera pallida

Common name: pale evening primrose. Family: Onagraceae (evening primrose family). Confirmed as present in the following Northern Colorado Plateau Network parks: Arches National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, More

Arches National Park, Sphaeralcea parvifolia

Common name: small-leaf globemallow. Family: Malvaceae (mallow family). Confirmed as present in the following Northern Colorado Plateau Network parks: Arches National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Canyonlan More

Arches National Park, Chaenactis stevioides

Common name: broad-flower pincushion, Esteve's dusty-maiden. Family: Asteraceae (sunflower family). Confirmed as present in the following Northern Colorado Plateau Network parks: Arches National Park, Canyonla More

Western Horned Owl perched on branch of old aspen tree (sitting in upper third of tree) at Pipe Spring. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 7361 ; ZION 7361

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Great Basin rattlesnake at base of rock wall at Pipe Spring. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 7382 ; ZION 7382

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East elevation of Winsor Castle fort at Pipe Spring National Monument, with small door to the fort open. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9180 ; ZION 9180

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East elevation of Winsor Castle fort at Pipe Spring National Monument, with small door to the fort open. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9181 ; ZION 9181

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East cabin and Winsor Castle fort at Pipe Spring. Requested by Western Museum Laboratory (WML) for possible use. Exhibit # 27-9. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 14921 ; ZION 14921

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Southwest sides of Winsor Castle fort and pond at Pipe Spring. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 10528 ; ZION 10528

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Parlor room of Winsor Castle fort at Pipe Spring, taken for the History Handbook. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9094 ; ZION 9094

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West cabin at Pipe Spring. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9096 ; ZION 9096

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East cabin at Pipe Spring, with wagon in foreground. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9095 ; ZION 9095

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Alumni at Brown University reunion picnicking and horseshoe pitching at the Pipe Spring National Monument picnic area. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9257 ; ZION 9257

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The Stockmen's 4' rolled steel waterline damaged by backhoe opening trench for sewer leach field. Damaged line was patched with inner tube and wire. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 8127 ; ZION 8127

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Deseret Telegraph Company telegraph pole, close up view. Third standing pole, Site E-16 approximately 2.5 miles west of Pipe Spring National Monument, and 0.5 mile north of present road. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9107 ; ZION 9107

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Deseret Telegraph Company telegraph pole. Ray Mose next to third standing pole, Site E-16 approximately 2.5 miles west of Pipe Spring National Monument, and 0.5 mile north of present road. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9105 ; ZION 9105

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Sewer system disposal field (leach field) and old overflowing distribution box at Pipe Spring National Monument. New sewer system installed October 1964. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 8124 ; ZION 8124

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Deseret Telegraph Company telegraph pole. Ray Mose next to sixth standing pole, Site E-16 approximately 2.5 miles west of Pipe Spring National Monument, and 0.5 mile north of present road. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9102 ; ZION 9102

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Trench opened perpendicular to fence line for sewer leach field. Note partially exposed 4' rolled steel waterline, center foreground. The Stockmen's waterline was damaged by backhoe, patched with inner tube and wire. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 8126 ;

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A campground faucet at the Pipe Spring picnic area, showing design to prevent splashing and mud holes and for easy cleaning. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 7712 ; ZION 7712

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Stone mason Ray Mose working on walkway leading to east entrance of Winsor Castle fort. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 7739 ; ZION 7739

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Truck towing single wide home parked alongside Arizona State Highway 389 near Pipe Spring; clearance too narrow to get through the monument. Backside of entrance sign in foreground. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 7506 ; ZION 7506

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Alumni at Brown University reunion picnicking and horseshoe pitching at the Pipe Spring National Monument picnic area. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9256 ; ZION 9256

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Deseret Telegraph Company telegraph pole. Ray Mose next to sixth standing pole, Site E-16 approximately 2.5 miles west of Pipe Spring National Monument, and 0.5 mile north of present road. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9103 ; ZION 9103

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Deseret Telegraph Company telegraph pole. Ray Mose next to second standing pole, Site E-16 approximately 2.5 miles west of Pipe Spring National Monument, and 0.5 mile north of present road. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9104 ; ZION 9104

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Deseret Telegraph Company telegraph pole. First and second standing poles, Site E-16 approximately 2.5 miles west of Pipe Spring National Monument, and 0.5 mile north of present road. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9106 ; ZION 9106

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Deseret Telegraph Company telegraph pole. Sixth standing pole, Site E-16 approximately 2.5 miles west of Pipe Spring National Monument, and 0.5 mile north of present road. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9100 ; ZION 9100

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The entrance sign at Pipe Spring National Monument, with the residential area in the background. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 8187 ; ZION 8187

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Pipe Spring National Monument Superintendent Bernard G. Tracy in front of new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center at the time of the dedication ceremony and the 50th anniversary of Pipe Spring. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9575 ; ZION 9575

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Arizona Governor Jack Williams speaking from podium at the dedication ceremony of Arizona State Highway 389, Fredonia, Arizona, August 5, 1967. New paved road completed between Fredonia and the Utah state line. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9601 ; ZION

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Arizona Governor Jack Williams speaking with visitors on the path at Pipe Spring National Monument following the dedication ceremony of Arizona State Highway 389, Fredonia, Arizona, August 5, 1967. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9602 ; ZION 9602

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Crowd watching as Arizona Governor Jack Williams and 'Miss Fredonia' cut the ribbon at the dedication ceremony of Arizona State Highway 389, Fredonia, Arizona, August 5, 1967. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 14710 ; ZION 14710

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Man addressing visitors at the dedication of new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center and 50th anniversary at Pipe Spring National Monument. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9589 ; ZION 9589

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Director of Utah Division Of Natural Resources Gordon Harmston addressing visitors at the dedication of new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center and 50th anniversary at Pipe Spring National Monument. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9593 ; ZION

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Zion Superintendent Robert C. Heyder with his wife and son (at left) speaking with William Fields (Southwest Regional Office); former Zion Superintendent Warren Hamilton, Bryce Canyon Superintendent Charles Budge, and man speaking together at the dedicatio

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Back of Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center and Museum prior to the dedication ceremony and the 50th anniversary celebration. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 7822 ; ZION 7822

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The corral at Pipe Spring, near the Winsor Castle fort. Taken the same day as the dedication ceremony of the new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center and the 50th anniversary of Pipe Spring National Monument. Taken as a record. ; ZION Museum and

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The entrance sign at rear of the new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center prior to the dedication ceremony and 50th anniversary at Pipe Spring National Monument. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9578 ; ZION 9578

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Man addressing visitors at the dedication of new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center and 50th anniversary at Pipe Spring National Monument. Fredonia High School Band seated in foreground. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9588 ; ZION 9588

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Crowds gathered for the dedication ceremony of new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center and celebration of the 50th anniversary of Pipe Spring National Monument. Looking at celebration from roadway. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9581 ; ZION 9

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Elder Theodore M. Tuttle, general authority of Latter Day Saints (Mormon) Church, addressing visitors at the dedication of new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center and 50th anniversary at Pipe Spring National Monument. ; ZION Museum and Archives

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National Park Service Midwest Regional Director J. Leonard Volz addressing visitors at the dedication of new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center and 50th anniversary at Pipe Spring National Monument. United States and Department of the Interior

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East elevation of new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center at the time of the dedication and 50th anniversary of Pipe Spring National Monument. Rows of chairs for ceremony set up on south side of building. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9580 ;

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Chairs and grandstand in the parking area set up prior to dedication of new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center and 50th anniversary celebration at Pipe Spring National Monument. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9582 ; ZION 9582

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Arizona Governor Jack Williams addressing visitors at the dedication of new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center and 50th anniversary at Pipe Spring National Monument. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9592 ; ZION 9592

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The north end of the new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center building at the time of the dedication and 50th anniversary of Pipe Spring National Monument. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9579 ; ZION 9579

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Former Superintendent of Pipe Spring National Monument Leonard Heaton, 1923-1957, addressing visitors at the dedication of new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center and 50th anniversary at Pipe Spring National Monument. ; ZION Museum and Archives

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Crowds gathered for the dedication ceremony of new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center and 50th anniversary celebration at Pipe Spring National Monument. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9584 ; ZION 9584

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Man addressing visitors at the dedication of new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center and 50th anniversary at Pipe Spring National Monument. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9587 ; ZION 9587

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Chairs and grandstand in the parking area set up prior to dedication of new Tribal and National Park Service Visitor Center and 50th anniversary celebration at Pipe Spring National Monument. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 9583 ; ZION 9583

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Color Photos of workers chip sealing the parking lot at Pipe Spring. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 906_04_01003 ; ZION 15933

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Wayside panel exhibits along walkway at Pipe Spring National Monument. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 8248 ; ZION 8248

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Pedestrian entrance and wayside panel exhibits along walkway at Pipe Spring National Monument. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 8249 ; ZION 8249

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Views at Pipe Spring National Monument, Arizona

Pipe Spring National Monument, a little known gem of the National Park System, is rich with American Indian, early explorer and Mormon pioneer history. The water of Pipe Spring has made it possible for plants, More

Views at Pipe Spring National Monument, Arizona

Pipe Spring National Monument, a little known gem of the National Park System, is rich with American Indian, early explorer and Mormon pioneer history. The water of Pipe Spring has made it possible for plants, More

Color Photos of trail construction at Pipe Springs. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 906_04_02004 ; ZION 15933

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Color photo of flood damage at Pipe Spring National Monument. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 107_07_11005 ; ZION 15933

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Color Photos of trail construction at Pipe Springs. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 906_04_02013 ; ZION 15933

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Men standing around construction vehicles during road repair at Pipe Spring National Monument. ; ZION Museum and Archives Image 002.12.01-3of3 ; ZION 15933

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