EL MORRO
Guidebook
1941
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CONTENTS
Cover
First Discovery by Americans
The "Seven Cities of Cibola"
Colonization of the New Mexico and First Inscription on El Morro
First Mission at Zuni
Revolt of the Pueblos
Reconquest of the Pueblos
American Inscriptions
World's Largest Autograph Book
Administration
THE COVER
One of the promontories of The Rock, silhouetted against clear
skies
That the old Spanish and early Indian inscriptions
may be preserved, the carving of names or initials by visitors is
strictly prohibited, with a heavy fine and imprisonment imposed by law
for violation
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Heavy snowfall generally makes El Morro inaccessible during the
winter months, when the desert is transformed into a wonderland
of white |
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1941
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENTOF THE INTERIOR
HAROLD L. ICKES, Secretary
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE • NEWTON B. DRURY, Director
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