If you live in the Page Lake Powell area or are planning a visit here, the Navajo Village Heritage Center offers an evening of entertainment and education not easily forgotte
If you live in the Page Lake Powell area or are planning a visit here, the Navajo Village Heritage Center offers an evening of entertainment and education not easily forgotten.
Wally Brown, a local Navajo Historian, is featured in this video about the Heritage Center. Their website is The Navajo Village and well worth the time to check out.
Learn about Navajo (Dine’) music, dance, history, jewelry, art and of course, the hand woven rugs.
The Grand Tour runs from 6-8:30 during the months of June, July and August and from 5- 7:30 during the months of April, May, September and October.
You can reach them at 928-660-0304 for reservations or more information.
A Lake Powell Mondays Post!
Is it possible to contact Wally Brown? I received a request from Mary Platero to contact him and invite him to a Southwest Indian Missionary Reunion to be held in Provo, Utah on April 3,2015. We are inviting Indian People from all over to come hear a very knowledgeable speaker, Rod Meldrum.
LDS Missionaries that served in the Southwest Indian Mission from the mid 1950’s to the mid 1970’s will be there along with many people from all over the west.
If you know how to contact him we would apreciate it.
Cliff Brower
801-669-0756
Dear Cliff,
This is not an answer to the above post but is related. I know you have been involved in the Southwest Indian Mission Reunions. I am working on a project dealing with the Northern Indian Mission from the 1950s to the 1970s. Do you have any information or insight that would be helpful.
Jay
801-358-6230 (c)
Jay H. Buckley, Assoc. Prof.
Dept of History; 2141 JFSB
Brigham Young University
Provo UT 84602-4446
jay_buckley@byu.edu
801-422-5327 (w)
http://history.byu.edu/Pages/Faculty/Buckley.aspx
President, Utah Valley Historical Society
https://www.facebook.com/UtahValleyHistoricalSociety