Native children, Alaska
Born in Pennsylvania, Emery Clifford Kolb (February 15, 1881--December 11, 1976) shared most of his early adventures with his brother, Ellsworth Leonardson Kolb (January 4, 1876--January 9, 1960), who left Pittsburgh and got a job at the Bright Angel Hotel at the Grand Canyon, Arizona. Back home, Em...
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ftnortharizonau:oai:archive.library.nau.edu:cpa/69260 2023-05-15T16:07:35+02:00 Native children, Alaska Kolb, Emery Clifford, 1881-1976 Kolb, E.L. (Ellsworth Leonardson), b. 1876; Alaska; 1919 Gelatin Silver print (black and white) 3x5 inches http://archive.library.nau.edu/cdm/ref/collection/cpa/id/69260 unknown Northern Arizona University. Cline Library. Kolb, Emery; 127991 NAU.PH.568.4362 http://archive.library.nau.edu/cdm/ref/collection/cpa/id/69260 Digital surrogates are the property of the repository. Reproduction requires permission. Eskimo youth--Alaska Children Image 1919 ftnortharizonau 2022-03-10T18:47:56Z Born in Pennsylvania, Emery Clifford Kolb (February 15, 1881--December 11, 1976) shared most of his early adventures with his brother, Ellsworth Leonardson Kolb (January 4, 1876--January 9, 1960), who left Pittsburgh and got a job at the Bright Angel Hotel at the Grand Canyon, Arizona. Back home, Emery had been experimenting with photography and when Ellsworth spoke of an opportunity to take pictures of the mule parties on the Bright Angel Trail, Emery went to the Canyon. In 1902, they opened a studio and began making pictures. The Canyons of the Green and Colorado Rivers had been successfully navigated by only a few parties, so, in 1911, the brothers decided to attempt the trip and successfully took the first motion pictures of the thrilling journey. Emery conducted an extensive lecture tour and in 1914, Ellsworth published the account in 'Through the Grand Canyon from Wyoming to Mexico.' The film and lecture ran continuously at their Canyon studio from 1915 until Emery's death in 1976. After serving in the Signal Corps, in 1919 Emery accompanied the National Geographic Society expedition which explored the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes on the Katmai Peninsula of Alaska, as one of the photographers. In 1921, the U.S. Geological Survey employed Emery and Ellsworth as boatmen through Cataract Canyon to Lee's Ferry, with Emery as head boatman for the 1923 USGS Birdseye Expedition through Grand Canyon. In 1928 the brothers participated in a dramatic search for Glen and Bessie Hyde, who had disappeared while running the Colorado River, succeeding in finding their boat but not them. In 1938, Emery accompanied Norman Nevills' river trip in which two female botanists became the first women to complete the Grand Canyon run. Emery married Blanche Bender in 1905, with daughter Edith born in 1907. Ellsworth departed to Los Angeles in 1924, but Emery stayed, photographing until he died just two months short of his 96th birthday. Still Image eskimo* Alaska Northern Arizona University (NAU): Special Collections and Archives Blanche ENVELOPE(140.018,140.018,-66.663,-66.663) Cataract Canyon ENVELOPE(78.561,78.561,-68.605,-68.605) Clifford ENVELOPE(-63.167,-63.167,-70.467,-70.467) Edith ENVELOPE(-57.617,-57.617,-63.583,-63.583) |
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Born in Pennsylvania, Emery Clifford Kolb (February 15, 1881--December 11, 1976) shared most of his early adventures with his brother, Ellsworth Leonardson Kolb (January 4, 1876--January 9, 1960), who left Pittsburgh and got a job at the Bright Angel Hotel at the Grand Canyon, Arizona. Back home, Emery had been experimenting with photography and when Ellsworth spoke of an opportunity to take pictures of the mule parties on the Bright Angel Trail, Emery went to the Canyon. In 1902, they opened a studio and began making pictures. The Canyons of the Green and Colorado Rivers had been successfully navigated by only a few parties, so, in 1911, the brothers decided to attempt the trip and successfully took the first motion pictures of the thrilling journey. Emery conducted an extensive lecture tour and in 1914, Ellsworth published the account in 'Through the Grand Canyon from Wyoming to Mexico.' The film and lecture ran continuously at their Canyon studio from 1915 until Emery's death in 1976. After serving in the Signal Corps, in 1919 Emery accompanied the National Geographic Society expedition which explored the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes on the Katmai Peninsula of Alaska, as one of the photographers. In 1921, the U.S. Geological Survey employed Emery and Ellsworth as boatmen through Cataract Canyon to Lee's Ferry, with Emery as head boatman for the 1923 USGS Birdseye Expedition through Grand Canyon. In 1928 the brothers participated in a dramatic search for Glen and Bessie Hyde, who had disappeared while running the Colorado River, succeeding in finding their boat but not them. In 1938, Emery accompanied Norman Nevills' river trip in which two female botanists became the first women to complete the Grand Canyon run. Emery married Blanche Bender in 1905, with daughter Edith born in 1907. Ellsworth departed to Los Angeles in 1924, but Emery stayed, photographing until he died just two months short of his 96th birthday. |
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Kolb, E.L. (Ellsworth Leonardson), b. 1876; |
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Kolb, Emery Clifford, 1881-1976 |
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Kolb, Emery Clifford, 1881-1976 |
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Kolb, Emery Clifford, 1881-1976 |
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Native children, Alaska |
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Native children, Alaska |
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Native children, Alaska |
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Native children, Alaska |
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Native children, Alaska |
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native children, alaska |
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Northern Arizona University. Cline Library. |
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1919 |
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http://archive.library.nau.edu/cdm/ref/collection/cpa/id/69260 |
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Alaska; |
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ENVELOPE(140.018,140.018,-66.663,-66.663) ENVELOPE(78.561,78.561,-68.605,-68.605) ENVELOPE(-63.167,-63.167,-70.467,-70.467) ENVELOPE(-57.617,-57.617,-63.583,-63.583) |
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Blanche Cataract Canyon Clifford Edith |
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Blanche Cataract Canyon Clifford Edith |
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eskimo* Alaska |
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eskimo* Alaska |
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Kolb, Emery; 127991 NAU.PH.568.4362 http://archive.library.nau.edu/cdm/ref/collection/cpa/id/69260 |
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Digital surrogates are the property of the repository. Reproduction requires permission. |
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