Through Our Unknown Southwest / The Wonderland of the United States—Little Known and Unappreciated—The Home of the Cliff Dweller and the Hopi, the Forest Ranger and the Navajo,—The Lure of the Painted Desert

by Agnes C. Laut

THE ILLUSTRATIONS

Cliff dwelling ruins, known as Montezuma Castle, [Frontispiece]
FACING PAGE
South House of Frijoles Cañon [ii]
Indian woman making pottery [xii]
Indian girl of Isleta, N. M. [xx]
One way of entering the desert [4]
In the Coconino Forest of Arizona [14]
Forest ranger fighting a ground fire with his blanket [22]
Pueblo boys at play [34]
Chili peppers drying outside pueblo dwelling [46]
Los Pueblos, Taos, N. M. [56]
Entrance to a cliff dwelling [64]
Ruins of Frijoles Cañon [74]
A Hopi wooing [80]
A Hopi weaver [86]
A shy little Hopi maid [92]
At the water hole on the outskirts of Laguna [96]
A handsome Navajo boy [106]
The Pueblo of Walpi [122]
The Grand Cañon [140]
The Governor's Palace at Santa Fe [154]
A pool in the Painted Desert [160]
Street in Santa Fe [166]
Ancient adobe gateway [172]
San Ildefonso [180]
Taos [188]
Over the roofs of Taos [198]
A metal worker of Taos [208]
A mud house of the Southwest [220]
The enchanted Mesa of Acoma [230]
Navajo crossing mesa [246]
At the Mission of San Xavier [254]
A Moki City on a mesa [262]

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