Lyman Wilbur, Secretary of the Interior, - Hopi Girl.

California, Stamford Univ Press, 1931. VG in VG DJ. When Dama came to the Grand Canyon National Park in 1921 as an employee of the Park Service, she met and married chief ranger. White Mountain Smith. Together they explored the whole immensity of the Grand Canyon country, desert, and Southwest plateau region, the mountain hinterland. With a lively interest in people, Dama was quick to recognize that Indians are people too and not the picturesque survivors oa forgotten race that they seemed to most Americans. Out of that unique experience comes this story of an Indian woman, based in knowledge and tempered with understanding. Beautiful copy. DJ cover show Hopi woman with rolled hair in Indian dress (DJ spine tanned and some edge tanning). Binding beautiful bright yellow. Owner name blacked out on ft endpaper.

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