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OVERVIEWSECTION 1. PUBLICATIONS PRODUCED ESPECIALLY FOR THE BLIND AND VISION-IMPAIRED Section 1: Publications produced especially for the blind and vision- impaired. This section⠍ Tactilecontains citations ✖ Book Format mostly for ● items Audio that are in large- print or Braille formats and audio materials made expressly by agencies who produce materials for the blind and vision-impaired. Other, unusual formats are included, too; for example, tactile material in Moon Type. Many citations have been derived from Library of Congress catalogue records, and of course this part of the bibliography should not be construed to be comprehensive because there are likely to be many products for this audience that are not in accessible catalogs.

Section 2: Conventional publications that relate to the experiences of the blind and vision-impaired. Unlike the publications cited in Section 1, these works are not in special formats for the blind or visually impaired, but are conventionally printed books and serials. Topically, they concern the experiences of blind and visually impaired people, and information of interest to them. Various citations may be repeated here from other parts of this bibliography.

Section 3: Publications that relate to people with hearing impairments. The publications cited here concern the experiences of the deaf and hearing impaired within the region covered by this bibliography. They are relegated to their own appendix also to bring attention to readers the perspectivess and needs of these people, who might otherwise be overlooked among other people with impairments. The citations are repeated here from other parts of this bibliography.

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SECTION 1. PUBLICATIONS PRODUCED ESPECIALLY FOR THE BLIND AND VISION-IMPAIRED Section 4: Publications that relate to people with mobility or activity impairments. citations⠍ Tactile in this appendix ✖ Book Formatidentify those ● Audio publications that relate the Grand Canyon or Colorado River experiences of people with mobility or activity limitations, and publications that pertain to area travel information specifically for these people. By considering mobility or activity limitations as either physical or cognitive in nature as the result of congenital condition, chronic or accute disease, accident, or age-related condition, the definition embraces a wide spectrum of people. The citations are repeated here from other parts of this bibliography. Not included here are publications that pertain to people who may experience socially related difficulties; for example, at-risk youth or people with mental health concerns or social distresses like physical or sexual abuse and personal emotional troubles. Publications pertaining to any of these issues as they may be addressed within the region covered by this bibliography will be found in Part 14, which includes the subject area of sociology, and Part 15, which addresses various aspects of physical and mental health. However, publications pertaining to certain programs that can address either or both physical and emotional concerns—such as the Wounded Warrior programs that conduct therapeutic trips on the Colorado River for military veterans who are physically wounded or suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or other emotional conflicts—are consolidated in this appendix, repeated from scattered citations in other parts of this bibliography. Sections 2–4 repeat citations that are included in other parts of the bibliography. Each citation is renumbered here with the PART 5. prefix.

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While it might be desirable to include publications that are available in digital formats (for example, BRF, an electronicic Braille format for users with appropriate hardware or with speech output from digital files), most such products are only available online. (For more information see the Library of Congress webpage for BARD—the Braille and Audio and Reading Download from the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (NLS) at https://www.loc.gov/nls/about/services/braille-audio-reading-download-bard/.) As with “ebooks” and similar products such as those that would be cited elsewhere in this bibliography, the fact that they may not be available in the future precludes their listing herein. Readers interested in these resources should consult their library for the blind or commercial websites that offer these products.

The general page layout for Section 1 is modeled after display pages on website of the Library of Congress’s National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, https://www.loc.gov/nls/. Some of the titles cited here may be accessible through NLS as digital sound recordings online.

Analog format abbreviations: “rpm” = revolutions per minute “ips” = inches per second

Refer to PART 27 (AUDIO WORKS) for conventional mass-market audio recordings.

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1909 5.107 ✖ Recent publications in tactile print. Outlook for the Blind, 2(4) (January): 189-193. [See p. 193, notice of two items published in “Moon Magazine”, no. 12: “The Yellowstone National Park” by Arnold Hague and “The Grand Canyon of Arizona” by J. W. Powell. (Powell cited here as [1907?] ITEM NO. 5.158.)] ______

Aaseng, Nathan

2002 5.27 ● Construction : building the impossible (Jack Fox, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 1 sound cassette, 15/16 ips, 4-track. [Includes Hoover Dam.]

2002 5.103 ● Construction : building the impossible. Louisville, Kentucky: American Printing House for the Blind, 1 sound cassette. [Includes Hoover Dam.]

2013 5.140 ● Construction : building the impossible. Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and

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Physically Handicapped, sound recording, 3:47:00. (Jack Fox, narrator.) [For digital talking book (dtb) player.] [Includes Hoover Dam.] ______

Adams, Colleen

NO DATE 5.112 ⠍ ✖ Exploring the Grand Canyon. Sydney, Australia: ReadHowYouWant Pty, Ltd. [Various on-demand printings with variable customer-ordered text point sizes; also in Braille or digital DAISY formats.] [2008 printing seen.]

2001 5.91 ⠍ ✖ Exploring the Grand Canyon. New York: Rosen Publishing Group, 24+ pp. (EasyRead Super Large 18 Edition.) [Various other large-type editions may be available, between 11 and 24 pt, and with variant typography, but for this title other editions were not located on the publisher’s website.] ______

Annerino, John

1992 5.1 ● Running wild : through the Grand Canyon on the ancient paths. (Foreword by Charles Bowden.) (Alan Means, narrator.) [Book] Tucson: Harbinger House. 2 C-90 cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4-track. (Arizona Regional Library, sponsor and recording agency.) 94-994934. ______

Bauermeister, Erica

2011 5.123 ⠍ Joy for beginners. Washington, D.C.: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 2 volumes

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Braille. [Fiction. Transcribed from print volume published by G. P. Putnam’s Sons, New York (ITEM NO. 7.644).] [“Kate’s diverse set of friends--Caroline, Daria, Marion, Sara, Hadley, and Ava--gather to celebrate her recovery from breast cancer. Kate, who has recently agreed to face her fear of water by rafting through the Grand Canyon, challenges her friends to confront their own fears.” (Library of Congress record, from the publisher’s blurb.)] ______

Beer, Bill

1989 5.28 ● We swam the Grand Canyon (Jake Williams, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 1 sound cassette, 16/16 ips, 4-track. (Talking Book Publishers, recording agency. Distributed by EVA.) ______

Bergman, Charles

2013 5.148 ● Red delta : fighting for life at the end of the Colorado River. Denver: Colorado Talking Book Library. 13:47:00. ______

Betts, Doris

1982 5.29 ● Heading west (Esther Benson, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 11 sides on 10-inch audio disks. (American Foundation for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) [Fiction.] ______

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Bombeck, Erma

1992 5.30 ● When you look like your passport photo, it’s time to go home (Janis Gray, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 7 sides on 9-inch flexible disks. (American Printing House for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) ______

Brown, Cynthia Light

2010 5.124 ● Discover national monuments, national parks, natural wonders (Dan Bloom, narrator). Washington, D.C.: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, sound cassette. [For young listeners. Recorded by Talking Book Publishers from print volume published by Nomad Press, White River Junction, Vermont (ITEM NO. 6.807).] ______

Bruns, Roger

2000 5.31 ● John Wesley Powell : explorer of the Grand Canyon (Bill Wallace, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 1 sound cassette, 15/16 ips, 4-track. (Talking Book Publishers, recording agency. Distributed by American Foundation for the Blind.) (Historical American Biographies.) [Young listener.] ______

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Cadbury, Deborah

2005 5.32 ● Dreams of iron and steel : seven wonders of the nineteenth century, from the building of the London sewers to the Panama Canal (Robert Sams, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 2 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (Potomac Talking Book Services, recording agency and distributor.) [Includes 20th century and Hoover Dam.] ______

Calvin, William H.

1987 5.125 ● The river that flows uphill : a journey from the Big Bang to the big brain. [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 5 sound cassettes. (American Foundation for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) ______

Cleer, Jan

2015 5.176 ● Levi’s and lace : Arizona women who made history. (Pamela McCune, narrator.) Phoenix: Arizona State Braille and Talking Book Library. 4:35:00. ______

Collier, Michael

1980 5.2 ● An introduction to Grand Canyon geology (Ron Kennedy, narrator). [Book] Grand Canyon, Arizona: Grand Canyon Natural

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History Association. 1 C-90 cassette, 15/16 ips, 4-track. (Arizona Regional Library, sponsor and recording agency.) 83-996182. ______

Collier, William H.

1987 5.33 ● The river that flows uphill : a journey from the Big Bang to the big brain (Ralph Lowenstein, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 5 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (American Foundation for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) ______

Compton, Todd M.

2016 5.177 ● A frontier life : Jacob Hamblin, explorer and Indian missionary. (Thomas Justet, narrator.) Salt Lake City: Utah State Library Division, Program for the Blind and Disabled. 1 sound cartridge. 27:51:00. ______

Coutu, Raymond

2010 5.108 ● Seven natural wonders of the world. Princeton, New Jersey: Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic, Audio CD. (Literacy By Design.) [Youth title.] ______

Cunningham, Sophie

2017 5.283 ⠍ Into the Grand Canyon. In: George, Don (ed.), Better than fiction 2. [Braille.] Washington, D.C.: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, (set is 3 volumes of Braille). (Transcribed by National Braille Press.) ______

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Dimock, Brad

2004 5.34 ● Sunk without a sound : the tragic Colorado River honeymoon of Glen and Bessie Hyde. (Steven Carpenter, narrator.) [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 2 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (Potomac Talking Book Services, recording agency and distributor.) ______

Dolnick, Edward

2002 5.21 ✖ Down the great unknown : John Wesley Powell’s 1869 journey of discovery and tragedy through the Grand Canyon. Waterville, Maine: Thorndike Press, 751 pp. [Large Print ed.] ______

Duquette, Anne Marie

1993 5.109 ✖ Rescued by love. Thorndike, Maine: Thorndike Press, 266 pp. (Thorndike Candlelight.) [Large print ed.] ______

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Eddy, Clyde

2015 5.178 ● A mad, crazy river : running the Grand Canyon in 1927. (Don Myers, narrator.) Phoenix: Arizona State Braille and Talking Book Library. 10:05:00. ______

Ellerbee, Linda

2005 5.92 ✖ Take big bites : adventures around the world and across the table. Waterville, Maine: Thorndike Press, Large Print ed., 520 pp. [See “No shit. There I was.”] ______

Elliott, Peggy

2001 5.54 ● The Grand Canyon: from rim to rim to rim. In: Maurer, Marc (ed.), Safari (Conrad Feininger, narrator). Baltimore, Maryland: National Federation of the Blind. Sound recording.

2002 5.82 ⠍ The Grand Canyon: from rim to rim to rim. In: Maurer, Marc (ed.), Safari [Braille]. [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 1 volume press Braille. (National Braille Press, transcribing agency and distributor.)

2003 5.55 ● The Grand Canyon: from rim to rim to rim. In: Maurer, Marc (ed.), Safari (Conrad Feininger, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 1 sound cassette, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (National Library Service, recording agency; American Printing House for the Blind, distributor.)

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Fletcher, Colin

1968 5.3 ⠍ The man who walked through time. [Book] New York: Alfred A. Knopf. 5 volumes Braille, hand-copied, 29 × 28 cm, grade 2. (Library of Congress, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, sponsor; American Red Cross, Essex Chapter, East Orange, New Jersey, transcribing agency.) 72-996571.

1968 5.4 ● The man who walked through time (Donald Hotaling, narrator). [Book] New York: Alfred A. Knopf. 12 sides 10-inch 16 rpm records. [Sponsor, transcribing agency not recorded.] 71-993367.

1971 5.5 ● The man who walked through time (Robert Adams, narrator). [Book] New York: Alfred A. Knopf. 7 cassettes, 1⅞ ips, 2-track, mono; playing time 8:20:00. (Library Development Commission, Vancouver, British Columbia, 1976.) 91-305529.

1972 5.6 ● The man who walked through time. [Book] New York: Alfred A. Knopf, reprint. 3 C-60 cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4-track. (Recording for the Blind, sponsor and recording agency.) 84-976226.

1978 5.7 ● The man who walked through time (Scott Forbes, narrator). Newport Beach, California: Books on Tape, 7 cassettes, 4.75 cm/s, 2- track, mono; playing time 7:00:00. 91-347815.

1989 5.8 ● The man who walked through time (Phil Regensdorf, narrator). [Book] New York: Vintage Books. 2 C-90 cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4-track.

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(NLS, sponsor; Insight for the Blind, recording agency; 1990; Reissue, distributor.) 89-992756.

1990 5.35 ● The secret worlds of Colin Fletcher (Hal Tenny, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 2 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (American Printing House for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.)

1990 5.75 ⠍ The secret worlds of Colin Fletcher [Braille]. [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 2 volumes press Braille. (Triformation Braille Service, transcribing agency and distributor.) ______

Fortey, Richard A.

2005 5.36 ● Earth : an intimate history (Bruce Huntey, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 4 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (American Printing House for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) ______

Fradkin, Philip L.

1982 5.37 ● A river no more : the Colorado River and the West (Art Metzler, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 12 sides of 10- inch audio disks, 8 rpm. (American Printing House for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) ______

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Frazer, George C.

2016 5.179 ● Journeys in the canyon lands of Utah and Arizona, 1914-1916. (Rick Martorano, narrator.) Phoenix: Arizona State Braille and Talking Book Library. 11:25:00. ______

Fraser, Mary Ann

1999 5.38 ● In search of the Grand Canyon (Marilyn Gleason, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 1 sound cassette, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (Insight for the Blind, recording agency. American Printing House for the Blind, distributor.) [Young listener.] ______

Gardner, Bruce A.

2000 5.23 ⠍ ✖ ● Scouting: a grand adventure. Braille Monitor, (November). [Published in inkprint, in Braille, and on audio cassette.]

2001 5.100 ✖ The Grand Canyon; from rim to rim to rim. In: Maurer, Marc (ed.), Safari. Baltimore, Maryland: National Federation for the Blind, 82 pp. (“A Kernel book”.) [Large print ed.]

2001 5.101 ⠍ ● The Grand Canyon; from rim to rim to rim. In: Maurer, Marc (ed.), Safari. Baltimore, Maryland: National Federation for the Blind. [Volume: Braille, unpaginated; with 1 sound cassette.] ______

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Geist, William

2008 5.126 ● Way off the road : discovering the peculiar charms of small- town America. Washington, D.C.: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 2 sound cassettes. [Recorded from print volume published by Broadway Books, New York (ITEM NO. 2.11242).] [Includes Supai, Arizona.] ______

George, Jean Craighead

1981 5.39 ● River Rats, Inc. (Robert Knowlton, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 1 sound cassette, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (HTB, recording agency. Distributed by MLI.) [Young listener fiction.] ______

Glennon, Robert J.

2011 5.147 ● Unquenchable : America’s water crisis and what to do about it. Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 1 sound cartridge. 13:22:00. ______

Gorman, Edward

2005 5.154 ✖ Two guns to Yuma. Waterville, Maine: Thorndike Press, 229 pp. (Thorndike Press Large Print Western series.) [Fiction.] ______

Graf, Mike

NO DATE 5.111 ⠍ ✖ Tail of the scorpion. Sydney, Australia: ReadHowYouWant Pty, Ltd. [Various on-demand printings with variable customer-ordered

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text point sizes; also in Braille or digital DAISY formats.] [2008 printing seen.] [Youth title; fiction.] ______

Grey, Zane

NO DATE 5.9 ✖ Roping lions in the Grand Canyon. South Yarmouth, Massachusetts: John Curley and Associates, 167 pp. [Curley Large Print ed.] [1987.] CROSS-LISTINGS |cited» GCNHA Monograph 8: page 12-21|

NO DATE 5.113 ⠍ ✖ Call of the Canyon. Sydney, Australia: ReadHowYouWant Pty, Ltd. [Various on-demand printings with variable customer-ordered text point sizes; also in Braille or digital DAISY formats.] [2008 printing seen.]

NO DATE 5.137 ⠍ The last of the plainsmen. London: Royal National Institute for the Blind, 3 volumes interpoint Braille. (“Transcribed from an edition of c1976.”)

1972 5.40 ● Zane Grey: Outdoorsman : Zane Grey’s best hunting and fishing tales published in commemoration of his centennial year (selected, ed. George Reiger) (Ryan Halloran, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: Library of Congress, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 9 sides of 10-inch audio disks, 8 rpm. (American Printing House for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) [Includes “Roping Lions in the Grand Canyon”.]

1972 5.41 ● The best of Zane Grey, outdoorsman : hunting and fishing tales (selected, ed. George Reiger) (Ryan Halloran, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 3 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4

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track. [Re-recording of Zane Grey: Outdoorsman. Includes “Roping Lions in the Grand Canyon”.]

1976 5.138 ● The deer stalker. [Washington, D.C.]: Library of Congress, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, sound recording, 6 10-inch disks, 8 rpm.

1980 5.119 ✖ The heritage of the desert. South Yarmouth, Massachusetts: J. Curley, 488 pp. [Large-print ed.]

1981 5.85 ⠍ Boulder Dam [Braille]. [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 5 volumes hand-copied Braille. (Associated Lions Club, Braille Section, Long Beach, California, transcribing agency.) [Fiction.]

1982 5.104 ✖ The call of the canyon. Thorndike, Maine: Thorndike Press, 355 pp. [Large-print ed.]

1984 5.25 ✖ Wildfire. Boston: G. K. Hall. [Large-print ed.]

1984 5.76 ⠍ Amber’s mirage and other stories [Braille]. [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 2 volumes press Braille (read “Don: The Story of a Lion Dog”). (Triformation Systems, transcribing agency and distributor.)

1985 5.42 ● The wolf tracker and other animal tales (Jerry Fordyce, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 4 sides of 10-inch audio disks, 8 rpm. (American Printing House for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) [Includes “Roping Lions in the Grand Canyon”.]

1987 5.11 ✖ Boulder Dam. Bath, England: Chivers Press, and South Yarmouth, Massachusetts: John Curley and Sons, 354 pp. (Atlantic Western.) [Large-print ed.]

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1998 5.12 ✖ The young lion hunter. Thorndike, Maine: G. K. Hall, and Bath, England: Chivers Press, 223 pp. [Large-print ed.]

2001 5.105 ✖ The call of the canyon. Hampton Falls, New Hampshire: Thomas T. Beeler; and Tullamarine, Victoria: Bolinda Publishing, 248 pp. (Sagebrush Large Print Westerns.)

2008 5.139 ● The deer stalker. Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 2 sound cassettes. (Recorded by Potomac Talking Book Services.) ______

Grimmett, Gerald

2013 5.180 ● The ferry woman : a novel of John D. lee and the Mountain Meadows massacre. (Lyn McCollum, narrator.) Boise, Idaho: Idaho Commission for Libraries. 1 sound cartridge. 12:07:00. ______

Grofé, Ferde

1975 5.135 ⠍ Grand Canyon suite : piano solo. Washington, D.C.: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, Ford Dodge, Iowa, transcribing agency), 79 pp. [Braille. Bar over bar format.] [Reproduced from Robbins Music Corp., New York, no date.] ______

Gutman, Dan

2009 5.127 ⠍ Return of the homework machine. Washington, D.C.: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 1 volume Braille. [Transcribed from print volume published

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by Simon and Schuster Books for Young Readers, New York (ITEM NO. 6.505).] ______

Hautman, Pete

2003 5.43 ● Hole in the sky (Michael Russotto, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 1 sound cassette, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (Potomac Talking Book Service, recording agency and distributor.) [Young listener fiction.] ______

Heinlein, Robert A.

NO DATE 5.152 ⠍ Tunnel in the sky. [No place]: Braille Institute of America, 3 volumes Braille. [Refererences to and plot locations near Grand Canyon and on the Arizona Strip, in passing.] ______

Heinrichs, Ann

1992 5.44 ● America the beautiful : Arizona (Lou Harpenau, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 1 sound cassette, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (American Printing House for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) [Young listener.]

1993 5.77 ⠍ America the beautiful : Arizona [Braille]. [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped,

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Library of Congress, 1 volume press Braille. (Braille International, Inc., transcribing agency and distributor.) ______

Henry, Marguerite

1953 5.45 ● Brighty of the Grand Canyon (Milton Metz, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: Library of Congress, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 6 sides of 10-inch audio disks, 16 rpm. (American Printing House for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) [Young listener fiction.]

1953 5.46 ● Brighty of the Grand Canyon (Milton Metz, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: Library of Congress, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 3 sides of 10-inch audio disks, 8 rpm. (American Printing House for the Blind, recording agency.) [Young listener fiction.]

1954 5.78 ⠍ Brighty of the Grand Canyon [Braille]. [Washington, D.C.]: Library of Congress, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 2 volumes press Braille. [Young reader fiction.]

1989 5.18 ⠍ Brighty of the Grand Canyon. Newark, New Jersey: New Jersey Commission for the Blind, Meyer Center, 262 pp. of Braille in 4 volumes.

1995 5.19 ⠍ Brighty of the Grand Canyon. [Philadelphia]: Associated Services for the Blind, 1 volume of Braille.

1996 5.20 ● Brighty of the Grand Canyon. Louisville, Kentucky: American Printing House for the Blind, 1 audio cassette.

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1996 5.47 ● Brighty of the Grand Canyon (Christopher Walker, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Services, 1 sound cassette 15/16 ips, 4 track. (Potomac Talking Book Services, recording agency and distributor.) [Young listener fiction.]

1996 5.79 ⠍ Brighty of the Grand Canyon [Braille]. [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 1 volume press Braille. (Associated Services for the Blind, transcribing agency and distibutor.) [Young reader fiction.]

2003 5.94 ⠍ Brighty of the Grand Canyon. Livonia, Michigan: Seedlings, 2 volumes of Braille. [Young reader fiction.] ______

Hillerman, Tony

2004 5.160 ✖ Skeleton man. New York: Harper Collins, 322 pp. [Large print ed.]

2005 5.48 ● Skeleton man. (Jim Zeiger, narrator.) [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 2 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (American Foundation for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) [Fiction.]

2006 5.159 ✖ Skeleton man. In: Select editions. Large type. Volume 1, 2006. Pleasantville, New York: Reader’s Digest Partners for Sight Foundation, 493 pp. (Select Editions Large Type, 141.) [Fiction.] ______

Hiltzik, Michael A.

2012 5.141 ● Colossus : Hoover Dam and the making of the American century. Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 1 sound cartridge for

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digital talking book (dtb) player. 21:03:00. (Recorded by Talking Book Publishers.) ______

Hirst, Stephen

2014 5.181 ● Lauren Greasewater’s war. (Doris Walker, narrator.) Phoenix: Arizona Sate Braille and Talking Book Library. 6:35:00. ______

Hobbs, Will

1994 5.49 ● Downriver (Ilona Dulaski, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 1 sound cassette, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (Potomac Talking Book Services, recording agency and distributor.) [Young listener fiction.]

2000 5.50 ● River thunder (Ilona Dulaski, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 1 sound cassette, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (Potomac Talking Book Services, recording agency and distributor.) [Young listener fiction.]

2008 5.95 ✖ Downriver. Princeton, New Jersey: Recording for the Blind and Dislexic, digital sound disk. [Young listener fiction.]

2008 5.96 ✖ Downriver. [Salon, Ohio]: Playaway Digital Audio (distributed by Recorded Books, LLC, Frederick, Maryland), digital sound disk. [Young listener fiction.] ______

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Horn, Thomas D., AND Ebert, Dorothy W.

1965 5.175 ✖ Suggested reading for the partially-sighted child: Part IV. Elementary English, 42(2) (February): 169-184. [See p. 180, notice of Brighty of the Grand Canyon, by Marguerite Henry (Rand McNally and Co., Chicago, 1953), printed in 14-point type.] ______

Howe, S. C.

1836 5.134 ⠍ a geographical and statistical description of the earth, & the various countries upon its surface: for the use of the blind : by s. c. howe. executed by s. p. ruggles of the n. e. institution for the education of the blind[.] boston, 1836. Boston: S. P. Ruggles, New England Institution for the Education of the Blind, 174 [175] pp. [Heavy- paper leaves, single-sided, upon which raised printed script is embossed in specially-shaped Roman characters, without capitalizations, for tactile use. Page [175] comprises “postscript” and “errata”.] [See p. 14; interjections in [square brackets] are added here: “the second natural [physical] division [of North America] is below the 40th parallel; being all high & rather level land, called table land of mexico.” (ENTIRE NOTE) This comprises the sole mention in this volume of the physical geography of the greater Grand Canyon region, even if so very broadly defined. It is cited so as to document, within the focus of this bibliography, an unusual format and early date for tacticle publications for the blind. (The section, “mexico”, pp. 58-60, contains nothing pertinent to this bibliography.)] ______

Hunter, John [Ballard, Willis Todhunter, pseudonym]

2010 5.155 ✖ The man from Yuma. Oxford: Sagebrush, 232 pp. (Sagebrush Large Print Westerns.) [Fiction.]

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Hyde, Elisabeth

2009 5.114 ✖ In the heart of the canyon. Leicester, United Kingdom: Charnwood. [Large-print ed.] ______

Iliff, Flora Gregg

1955 5.80 ⠍ People of the blue water : my adventures among the Walapai and Havasupai Indians [Braille]. [Washington, D.C.]: Library of Congress, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 3 volumes press Braille. (BIA, transcribing agency.) ______

Isaacs, Anne

2010 5.128 ⠍ Dust devil. Washington, D.C.: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 1 volume Braille. [Young-reader fiction, transcribed from print volume pubished by Schwartz and Wade Books, New York (ITEM NO. 6.808.) Transcribed by American Foundation for the Blind.] ______

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Kent, Deborah, AND Quinlan, Kathryn A.

1999 5.97 ● Extraordinary people with disabilities. Louisville, Kentucky: American Printing House for the Blind, 2 sound cassettes. [Includes John Wesley Powell.] ______

Krutch, Joseph Wood

1957 5.81 ⠍ Grand Canyon : today and all its yesterdays [Braille]. [Washington, D.C.]: Library of Congress, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 2 volumes press Braille. (American Printing House for the Blind, transcribing agency and distributor.)

1958 5.14 ● Grand Canyon : today and all its yesterdays (William Finlay, narrator). [Book] New York: W. Sloane Associates. 3 C-90 cassettes, 15/16 ips, 2-track. (Connecticut Regional Library, sponsor; Connecticut Volunteer Services for the Blind and Handicapped, recording agency.) 84-994625. ______

L’Amour, Louis

1996 5.51 ● Mojave Crossing (Phil Regensdorf, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 1 sound cassette, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (Insight for the Blind, recording agency; Media International, Inc., distributor.) [Fiction.]

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1997 5.17 ✖ Mojave Crossing. Thorndike, Maine: Thorndike Press; and Bath, England: Chivers Press, 202 pp. [Large print ed. Fiction.] ______

Lavender, David

1986 5.52 ● River runners of the Grand Canyon (Randy Atcher, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 2 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (American Printing House for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) ______

Leavengood, Betty

2002 5.53 ● Grand Canyon women : lives shaped by landscape (Janet Spielmann, narrator). Phoenix: Arizona Braille and Talking Book Library, 2 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (Mesa Public Library, recording agency.) ______

Lee, John D.

2014 5.182 ● A Mormon chronicle : the diaries of John D. Lee, 1848-1876. (Robert Glass Cleland and Juanita Brooks, eds., annotators.) (Michael Snell, narrator.) Salt Lake City: Utah State Library Division, program for the Blind and Disabled. 1 sound cartridge. 14:21:00.

2014 5.183 ● A Mormon chronicle : the diaries of John D. Lee, 1848-1876. Volume 2. (Robert Glass Cleland and Juanita Brooks, eds., annotators.) (Michael Snell, narrator.) Salt Lake City: Utah State Library Division, program for the Blind and Disabled. 1 sound cartridge. 20:19:00.

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Lomax, Bliss

2010 5.151 ✖ Pardners of the Badlands. Center Point Large Print. [Fiction.] ______

M’Allan, Alexander [McAllan, Alexander]

2011 5.117 ✖ Ancient Chinese account of the Grand Canyon. [No place]: TGS Publishing, new ed., large print ed., 160 pp. [Reset reprint of M’Allan [1913] (ITEM NO. 2.4287); an on-demand publication. Cover gives author’s name as “Alexander Mcallan” (sic).] ______

Martin, Paul S.

2005 5.90 ● Twilight of the mammoths : ice age extinctions and the rewilding of America. Princeton, New Jersey: Recording for the Blind and Dyslexic. CD. ______

McArthur, Aaron

2015 5.184 ● St. Thomas, Nevada : a history uncovered. (Zoleinna Schar, narrator.) Carson City, Nevada: Nevada State Library and Archives, Nevada Talking Book Services. 6:40:00. ______

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McCain, John

2004 5.99 ✖ Why courage matters : the way to a braver life. New York: Random House Large Print, 336 pp. ______

McCairen, Patricia

1999 5.129 ● Canyon solitude : a woman’s solo river journey through the Grand Canyon. [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 1 sound cassette. [Recorded and distributed by Potomac Talking Book Services.] ______

McCarthy, Gary

1997 5.56 ● The Colorado (Roy Avers, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 2 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (American Printing House for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) [Fiction.] ______

McKee, Edwin D.

1972 5.15 ● Ancient landscapes of the Grand Canyon region : the geology of Grand Canyon, Zion, Bryce, Petrified Forest, and Painted Desert (Elaine Hopp, narrator). [Book] Flagstaff, Arizona: Northland Press, 27th ed. 1 C-60 cassette, 15/16 ips, 2-track. (Arizona Regional Library, sponsor and recording agency.) 73-998716. ______

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Measeles, Evelyn Brack

2016 5.185 ● Lee’s Ferry : a crossing on the Colorado. (Ernest Poulson, narrator.) Salt Lake City: Utah State Library Division, Program for the Blind and Disabled. 1 sound cartridge. 2:54:00. ______

Michaels, Lisa

2001 5.26 ✖ Grand ambition : a novel. Hampton Falls, New Hampshire: Beller Large Print, 275 pp.

2003 5.24 ✖ Grand ambition : a novel. Leicester: Ulverscroft. [Large-print ed.] ______

Mitchell, Kirk

2002 5.57 ● Cry dance. (John Polk, narrator.) [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 2 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. [Fiction.] ______

Munk, Joseph Amasa

NO DATE 5.110 ⠍ ✖ Arizona sketches. Sydney, Australia: ReadHowYouWant Pty, Ltd. [Various on-demand printings with variable customer-ordered text point sizes; also in Braille or digital DAISY formats.] [2008 printing seen.] ______

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Nash, Clayton

2001 5.156 ✖ Judgement day at Yuma. Long Preston, North Yorkshire, United Kingdom: Dales, 227 pp. (Dales Large Print Books.) [Fiction.] ______

Neisser, Emma R.

1908 5.106 ✖ Report of the Committee on Library Work With the Blind. In: Papers and Proceedings of the Thirtieth Annual Meeting of the American Library Association held at Lake Minnetonka, Minnesota, June 22-27, 1908. Boston: American Library Association, pp. 216-221. [See p. 221, notice of publication, in Moon type, of a combined volume containing “The Yellowstone National Park” by Arnold Hague and “The Grand Canyon of Arizona” by J. W. Powell.] ______

Northern Cartographic

1990 5.58 ● Access America guide to the southwestern national parks : an atlas and guide for visitors with disabilities (Dave Jackson, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 1 sound cassette, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (Talking Book Publishers, recording agency; EVA, distributor.)

1991 5.83 ⠍ Access America guide to the southwestern national parks : an atlas and guide for visitors with disabilities [Braille]. [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 1 volume press Braille.

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Olney, Ross R.

____ 5.84 ⠍ They said it couldn’t be done [Braille]. [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 2 volumes hand-copied Braille. [Includes Hoover Dam.]

1981 5.59 ● They said it couldn’t be done (Betty Williams, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 1 sound cassette, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (HTB, recording agency; MTX, distributor.) [Includes Hoover Dam.] ______

Patten, Lewis B.

2008 5.157 ✖ The killer from Yuma. Thorndike, Maine: Center Point, large type ed., 190 pp. [Fiction.] ______

Pepper, Choral

NO DATE 5.186 ● Guidebook to the Colorado Desert of California : inicluding Palm Springs, Salton Sea, Indio and the Colorado River. (Muriel Harding, narrator.) Los Angeles: Regional Library, 2 sound cassettes. (Second Sight Taping Studio, Jensen Beach, Florida.)

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Petroski, Henry

1999 5.60 ● Remaking the world : adventures in engineering (Bruce Huntey, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 2 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (American Printing House for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) [Includes Hoover Dam.] ______

Place, Marian T.

1965 5.136 ⠍ John Wesley Powell : canyon’s conqueror. Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 1 volume press Braille. [Reproduced from Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston, 1963 (ITEM NO. 6.181).] ______

Powell, John Wesley

____ 5.158 ⠍ The Grand Canyon of Arizona. Moon Magazine (Moon Society, London), (12):. [1907?] [In Moon type.]

NO DATE 5.86 ⠍ The exploration of the Colorado River [Braille]. Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 2 volumes press Braille. (American Printing House for the Blind, transcribing agency and distributor.) [Transcribed from the 1957 ed. published by University of Chicago Press, which was an abridgment of Powell’s 1875 Exploration of the Colorado River of the West and its Tributaries.]

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1979 5.187 ● The exploration of the Colorado River. [No place]: Texas Regional Library, 1 sound cassette.

2015 5.188 ● Report on the exploration of the Colorado River of the West and its Tributaries. (Introduction by Wallace Stegner.) (Richard Davidson, narrator.) Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically handicapped. 11:00:00. (Benefit Media, recording studio.)

2016 5.189 ● Down the Colorado : diary of the first trip through the Grand Canyon, 1869. (Foreword and notes by Don D. Fowler.) (Ernest Poulson, narrator.) Salt Lake City: Utah State Library Division, Program for the Blind and Disabled, 1 sound cartridge. 5:01:00. ______

Powell, Lawrence Clark

1981 5.61 ● Arizona : a bicentennial history (Phyllis Babara, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 1 sound cassette, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (Insight for the Blind, recording agency; American Foundation for the Blind, distributor.) ______

Preston, Douglas J., AND Child, Lincoln

2014 5.145 ⠍ Blue labyrinth. Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 3 volumes of Braille. [Transcription of ITEM NO. 7.762.] [Includes Salton Sea.]

2014 5.146 ● Blue labyrinth. (René Auberjonois, narrator.) Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and

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Physically Handicapped, 1 sound cartridge. 14:13:00. [Audiobook of ITEM NO. 7.762.] [Includes Salton Sea.] ______

Priehs, T. J., AND Simpson, Elizabeth J.

1979 5.16 ● (EDS.) The mountain lying down : views of the North Rim (Emily Gordon, narrator). [Book] Grand Canyon, Arizona: Grand Canyon Natural History Association. 1 C-90 cassette, 15/16 ips, 4-track. (Arizona Regional Library, sponsor and recording agency.) ______

Priestley, John Boynton

NO DATE 5.144 ⠍ Rain upon Godshill : a further chapter of autobiography. Burwood, New South Wales, Australia: Royal Blind Society of New South Wales, 5 volumes interpoint Braille. [Transcribed from 1939 ed.] [Includes Grand Canyon and Boulder Dam (Hoover Dam), in passing.] ______

Pyne, Stephen J.

1990 5.62 ● Fire on the rim : a firefighter’s season at the Grand Canyon (Jake Williams, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 3 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (Talking Book Publishers, recording agency; EVA, distributor.) [Includes strong language.]

1999 5.63 ● How the canyon became grand : a short history (Jake Williams, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 2 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (Talking Book Publishers, recording agency and distributor.) ______

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Rider, Rowland W.

1997 5.64 ● Sixshooters and sagebrush : cowboy tales of the Arizona Strip (Rowland W. Rider as told to Deirdre Paulsen) (Nelson Grabenstetter, narrator). [No place]: Colorado Talking Book Library, 1 sound cassette, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (Colorado Regional Library, recording agency, with National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress.) ______

Robertson, Keith

1978 5.65 ● Henry Reed’s journey (John Stratton, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 1 sound cassette, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (American Foundation for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) [Young listener fiction.] ______

Skurzynski, Gloria, AND Ferguson, Alane

2004 5.66 ● Over the edge (Catherine Byers, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 1 sound cassette, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (American Foundation for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) [Young listener fiction.]

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Smith, Russell

1985 5.153 ✖ Yuma. Anstey, Leicestershire, United Kingdom: F. A. Thorpe, large print ed., 250 pp. [Fiction.] ______

Steinbeck, John

NOTE: Chapter 18 of Steinbeck’s great novel, The Grapes of Wrath, pertains to this bibliography, where the family of Dustbowl refugees passes through northern Arizona by way of Oatman and along the Colorado River in the Topock-Needles area. See Steinbeck in Part 7 (Fiction) of this bibliography for numerous representative conventional publications cited in various imprints and translations worldwide.

NO DATE 5.163 ⠍ The grapes of wrath. [Braille.] Victoria Park, Western Australia: Association for the Blind of Western Australia, 7 volumes interpoint Braille.

NO DATE 5.164 ⠍ The grapes of wrath. [Braille.] Annerley, Queensland, Australia: Queensland Braille Writing Association, 12 volumes interpoint Braille.

NO DATE 5.165 ⠍ Früchte des Zorns : Roman. (Klaus Lambrecht, translator.) [Braille.] Leipzig: DZB. [German translation of The grapes of wrath.]

NO DATE 5.166 ✖ The grapes of wrath. Los Angeles: Library Reproduction Service, 3 volumes. [1985?] [Large print.]

1989 5.167 ⠍ The grapes of wrath. [Braille.] Burwood, Victoria, Australia: Royal Victorian Institute for the Blind Education Centre, 15 volumes Braille.

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1989 5.168 ⠍ The grapes of wrath. [Braille.] Hempstead, New York: Helen Keller Services for the Blind, 11 volumes Braille.

1989 5.169 ✖ The grapes of wrath. Winnipeg, Manitoba: Manitoba Education and Training, Special Materials Services, 2 volumes. [Large print, 16- point type.]

1995 5.170 ⠍ The grapes of wrath. [Braille.] Hempstead, New York: Helen Keller Services for the Blind, 11 volumes Braille.

1995 5.171 ⠍ The grapes of wrath. [Braille.] Harrisburg, Pennsylvania: PaTTAN Production Services, 1 volume Braille. [Abridged and adapted by Tony Napolo.]

2004 5.172 ✖ The grapes of wrath. Vancouver, British Columbia: VSB Printing, Provincial Resource Centre for the Visually Impaired, 3 volumes. [Large print.]

2005 5.173 ⠍ The grapes of wrath. [Braille.] Louisville, Kentucky: American Printing House for the Blind, 6 volumes Braille.

2008 5.174 ✖ The grapes of wrath. (Notes by Robert DeMott.) Detroit, Michigan: Thorndike Press, 907 pp. (Thorndike Press Large Print Famous Authors.) [Large print.] ______

Sullivan, George

2005 5.132 ● Built to last : building America’s amazing bridges, dams, tunnels, and skyscrapers. (Barbara Pinolini, narrator.) Washington, D.C.: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 1 sound cassette. [Recorded and distributed by Potomac

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Talking Book Services.] [Young-listener recording. Includes Hoover Dam.]

2007 5.142 ● Built to last : building America’s amazing bridges, dams, tunnels, and skyscrapers. (Barbara Pinolini, narrator.) Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress, National LibraryService for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, for digital talking book (dtb) player. 3:29:00. (Recorded by Potomac Talking Book Services.) ______

Thompson-Hoffman, Susan

1989 5.98 ⠍ Delver’s danger. Milwaukee, Wisconsin: Volunteer Services for the Visually handicapped, Inc. [Braille.] [This item is a reproduction of bibliography ITEM NO. 6.219. In original format, text copyright Soundprints Corp. and Smithsonian Institution; illustrations copyright Soundprints Corp.; Smithsonian Wild Heritage Collection; with stuffed animal available.] ______

Thorman, Carolyn

1990 5.67 ● Fifty years of eternal vigilance and other stories (Barbara Rosenblat, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 1 sound cassette, 15/16 ips, 4 track (listen to “Binkas Sausage”). (American Foundation for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) [Fiction.] ______

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Tobin, James

2004 5.68 ● Great projects : the epic story of the building of America : from the taming of the Mississippi to the invention of the Internet (Tom Burch, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress), 3 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (American Printing House for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) [Includes Hoover Dam.]

2005 5.143 ● Great projects : the epic story of the building of America : from the taming of the Mississippi to the invention of the Internet (Tom Burch, narrator). Washington, D.C.: Library of Congress, National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, for digital talking book (dtb) player. 12:52:00. ______

Udall, Morris K.

1988 5.69 ● (WITH Bob Neuman and Randy Udall) Too funny to be President (Randy Atcher, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 2 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (American Printing House for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) ______

U.S. National Park Service, Grand Canyon National Park

NO DATE 5.150 ✖ Accessibility guide. U.S. National Park Service, Grand Canyon National Park, 8 pp. [2012.] [Large-format (11 × 17-inch paper). Principally for the mobility-impaired visitor but takes into consideration

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those with hearing, sight, or health impairments.] [One version posted on the Grand Canyon National Park website in PDF format for printing on regular (8½ × 11-inch) paper, http://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/upload/accessibility- grca2012.pdf), along with this large-format version also in PDF format (http://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/upload/accessibility-grca- T2012.pdf). Same text and layout for both versions.] [URLs as of November 2015; last accessed January 1, 2019.] ______

Vernon, John

2002 5.22 ✖ The last canyon. Waterville, Maine: Thorndike Press, 595 pp. [Large Print ed. Fiction.]

2007 5.130 ● The last canyon. (Don Feldheim, narrator.) Washington, D.C.: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, sound recording. 13:32:00. [Recorded by Carolina Talking Book.] ______

Walker, Alice

2005 5.87 ⠍ Now is the time to open your heart [Braille]. [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Disabled, Library of Congress, 2 volumes press Braille. (National Braille Press, transcribing agency and distributor.) [Includes Colorado River. Fiction.]

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2005 5.133 ● Now is the time to open your heart. (Michelle Schaeffer, narrator.) Washington, D.C.: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 2 sound cassettes. [Recorded and distributed by Potomac Talking Book Services. Fiction.] ______

Walker, James

1998 5.70 ● The desert hawks (Jim Zeiger, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 3 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (Talking Book Publishers, recording agency and distributor.) [Fiction.] ______

Walls, Jeannette

2009 5.121 ✖ Half broke horses : a true-life novel. Thorndike, Maine: Center Point Publishers, 390 pp. [Large-print ed.]

2011 5.120 ✖ Des chevaux sauvages, ou presque. (Bella Arman, translator.) Cergy-Pontoise: À vue d’oeil, 341 pp. [Large-print ed. French translation of Half broke horses. Fiction.]

2011 5.122 ✖ Half broke horses. Leicester: Thorpe, 384 pp. (Charnwood series.) [Large-print ed.] ______

Waters, Frank

2017 5.190 ● The Colorado. (With a new preface by the author.) (Andrea Loughry, narrator.) Denver: Colorado Talking Book Library. 13:22:00. ______

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Webb, Betty

2014 5.191 ● Desert lost : a Lena Jones mystery. (Linda Hurlbert, narrator.) Phoenix: Arizona State Braille and Talking Book Library. 9:50:00.

2014 5.192 ● Desert wind. (Marilyn Koch, narrator.) Phoenix: Arizona State Braille and Talking Book Library. 11:20:00. ______

West, Nicola

1987 5.161 ✖ Hidden depths. Long Preston, England: Magna Large Print Books, 282 pp. [Features Grand Canyon.] ______

White, Anne Terry

1951 5.88 ⠍ Prehistoric America [Braille]. [Washington, D.C.]: Library of Congress, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 1 volume press Braille. [Young reader.] ______

White, Stephen

2008 5.131 ● Dead time. (Gregory Gorton, narrator.) Washington, D.C.: National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, Library of Congress, 3 sound cassettes. [Recorded by Potomac Talking Book Services.] ______

Worster, Donald

2002 5.71 ● A river running west : the life of John Wesley Powell (Ted Stoddard, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service for

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the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 6 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (Potomac Talking Book Services, recording agency and distributor.) ______

Wright, Harold Bell

NO DATE 5.118 ⠍ The winning of Barbara Worth. Gillies Plains, South Australia; Royal Society for the Blind of South Australia, 5 volumes of interpoint Braille.

1939 5.72 ● The winning of Barbara Worth (Jim Walton, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: Library of Congress, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 20 sides of 10-inch audio disks, 16 rpm. (American Printing House for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.)

1971 5.89 ⠍ The winning of Barbara Worth [Braille]. [Washington, D.C.]: Library of Congress, Division for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, 7 volumes hand-copied Braille. (American Red Cross, Cleveland, Ohio, transcribing agency.) [Fiction.]

1986 5.73 ● The winning of Barbara Worth (Hal Tenny, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 3 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (American Printing House for the Blind, recording agency and distributor.) [Fiction.]

2007 5.115 ✖ The winning of Barbara Worth. [No place]: BiblioBazaar, 394 pp. [Large-print ed.] [An on-demand publication.]

2008 5.116 ✖ The winning of Barbara Worth. [No place]: BiblioLife, 396 pp. [Large-print ed.] [An on-demand publication.]

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2011 5.162 ✖ The winning of Barbara Worth. [No place]: Readhowyouwant.com Ltd. [Large-print ed.] [An on-demand publication.] ______

Zwinger, Ann

1997 5.74 ● Downcanyon : a naturalist explores the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon (Jill Ferris, narrator). [Washington, D.C.]: National Library Service, 2 sound cassettes, 15/16 ips, 4 track. (Talking Book Publishers, recording agency and distributor.)

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NOTE TO PART 5, SECTION 2

Unlike the publications cited in Section 1, these works are not in special formats for the blind or visually impaired, but are conventionally printed books and serials. Topically, they concern the experiences of blind and visually impaired people, and information of interest to them. Various citations may be repeated here from other parts of this bibliography.

To assist users with vision limitations the general page layout for Section 2 is modeled after display pages on website of the Library of Congress’s National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped, https://www.loc.gov/nls/.

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ANONYMOUS

1905 5.193 Conférences sur les États-Unis. In: Informations [section]. Le Globe (Société de Géographie de Genève), 44: 158-159. [Announcement of lecture series by Arthur de Claparède under the society’s patronage for the benefit of the blind, including “Le grand cañon du Colorado, the greatest thing in the world (Territoire d’Arizona).”] [In French.]

1939 5.194 Blind girl’s dream fulfilled in play. Lillian Hillman gets a bit part in production—”Living on clouds,” she says. Playwright picked her. Young actress takes her role so seriously she visited clinic to study it. New York Times [newspaper], (December 25): 20. [Includes recollection of experience at Grand Canyon.]

2009 5.195 Blind/VI students exploring the globe. In: Community [section]. Building Blocks (Lied Learning and Technology Center, Omaha, Nebraska), (January): 6. [VI: visually impaired.]

2013 5.196 Inspiring convocation. Sullivan High School (Sullivan, Indiana), (December): 3. [School convocation to hear Sullivan County resident Lonnie Bedwell, first blind solo kayaker to descend Colorado River through Grand Canyon, August 2013.]

2014 5.197 Outtasight and paddling on; Team River Runner. Challenge Magazine (Disabled Sports USA, Rockville, Maryland), 19(2) (Summer): 22. [Includes brief notes of Lonnie Bedwell, first blind solo kayaker to descend Colorado River through Grand Canyon, August 2013.]

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Anonymous (continued)

2014 5.198 Independence Excavating sponsors kayak of veteran Lonnie Bedwell. Declaration of Independence (Independence Excavating, Inc., Independence, Ohio [etc.]), 27(1) (Winter): 3. [Lonnie Bedwell, first blind solo kayaker to descend Colorado River through Grand Canyon, August 2013.]

2018 5.292 Team River Runner, Grand Canyon, Arizona. Challenge (Disabled Sports USA, Rockville, Maryland), (Fall): 27. [Notice of September program to send five visually impaired veterans and 15 veteran and volunteer safety guides on an adaptive kayaking trip on the Colorado River through Grand Canyon.] ______

Bedwell, Lonnie

2015 5.199 (with Joel Canfeld) 226 : how I became the first blind person to kayak the Grand Canyon. Wilmington, Delaware: Pro Player Publishing, xviii, 147 pp. [Cover reads: “Lonnie Bedwell : blind adventurer : 226 mile Grand Canyon adventure : Lonnie Bedwell’s amazing kayak adventure through the Grand Canyon”.] [An on-demand publication. First printing (not stated) September 2015.] ______

Brown, Bryan R.

2014 15.983 Heroes of the American Q(West)—The challenge of exploration is now the exploration of challenge. Boatman’s Quarterly Review, 27(1) (Spring): 12-13. [A general account of Lonnie Bedwell, blind kayaker, and his descent of the Colorado River through Grand Canyon.]

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2015 5.200 In reference to the article Kayaking Blind, in BQR volume 28, number 2, Spring 2015. In: Dear Eddy [section]. Boatman’s Quarterly Review, 28(4) (Winter 2015-2016): 4. [Remarks on Rob Panos’s essay (ITEM NO. 5.211). “Kayaking Blind” feature, see also Proctor (ITEM NO. 5.213) and Taney (ITEM NO. 5.218).] ______

Contos, Rocky

2012 5.201 Blind adventurer Erik Weihenmayer kayaks biggest river in Mexico. American Whitewater, (September/October): 20-25. [Río Usumacinta. Preparation for running Colorado River through Grand Canyon. Grand Canyon noted pp. 20, 21, 25.] ______

Fulghum, Michael

2014 5.202 [Message of thanks.] Canyon Connection (Grand Canyon Resort Corporation), (14) (September): [9]. [Thanks on behalf of the American Council of the Blind, for experience during visit to Grand Canyon West as part of the 2014 ACB National Convention in Las Vegas.] ______

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Global Explorers

2009 14.1308 Global Explorers come discover classroom earth! CTEBVI Journal (California Transcribers and Educators for the Blind and Visually Impaired, Los Angeles), 51(3) (Fall): 22-23. [Includes announcement for “Rim to River Expedition: Grand Canyon, Arizona, USA” in partnership with Grand Canyon Youth. Also includes a testimonial from the parents of a 16-year-old blind participant in a 2009 Rim to River experience.] ______

Hartz, Deborah

1993 5.203 A different view of the Grand Canyon. Future Reflections (National Federation of the Blind Magazine for Parents and Teachers of Blind Children), 12(2) (Spring/Summer).

1994 5.204 A different view of the Grand Canyon. In: Jernigan, Kenneth (ed.), When the blizzard blows. Baltimore, Maryland: National Federation for the Blind.

1995 5.205 A different view of the Grand Canyon. Braille Monitor, 38(1) (January). [Excerpt from Hartz (1993), with introductory comments by editor Barbara Pierce.] ______

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Heumann, Judith E.

1997 5.206 Arbitration panel decision under the Randolph-Sheppard Act. Federal Register, 62(69) (April 10): 17602-17603. [U.S. Department of Education; regarding The State of Nevada, Bureau of Services to the Blind v. U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Reclamation (Docket No. R-S/95-3); regarding vending operations of U.S. Bureau of Reclamation and blind vendors at Hoover Dam Snacketeria, Nevada Lookout Point, and Arizona Lookout Point.] ______

Inwood, Joshua F. J.

2002 5.207 Seeing the blind: Humanism and the experience of place. The Geographical Bulletin (ΓΘΥ, Gamma Theta Upsilon), 44(1) (May): 42- 50. [See p. 47, blind visitor’s experience at Grand Canyon.] ______

Levy, Buddy, AND Martin, James Q.

2015 5.208 Blind faith. Nothing intimidates blind adventurer Erik Weihenmayer more than the chaotic whitewater of the Grand Canyon, so why can’t he walk away? Canoe and Kayak, (March): 34-43. ______

Levy, Laura, AND Falzarano, Sarah

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2010 5.230 Visually impaired students help collect acoustic data in Grand Canyon National Park. Park Science (U.S. National Park Service), 26(3) (Winter 2009/2010):. [In print February 5, 2010.] ______

Lockwood, J. E.

1885 5.209 The World’s Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition. In: Wilson, Augustus (Mrs.) (ed., compiler), Parsons’ Memorial and Historical Library Magazine. History of the Memorial and Historical Library at Parsons, Kansas, and other libraries in the state and elsewhere. With history of Parsons and Kanas in brief : how to go to the world’s fair, La., and where to find it : letters : sketches : general literature : art : history : reminiscence : notes and comment. St. Louis, Missouri: Becktold and Co., pp. 181-193. [Exposition in New Orleans, Louisiana. A promotional piece for the Memphis Short Route South Railway (Kansas City). See p. 190, regarding an exhibition by the U.S. Department of the Interior, including: “It exhibits models from the Patent Office and of natural scenery—the Grand Cañon of the Colorado, the Yosemite Valley, National Park [i.e. Yellowstone], and, the Lakes of the North-west. It illustrates the methods by which the blind, the deaf and dumb, and the feeble-minded are taught to drink from the sweet fountain of knowledge.” (entire note)] ______

Long, Don

2013 5.282 Blind and determined. PMA (Photo Marketing Association, Washington, D.C.), (March/April): 27-29. [About photographer Robert Wright, who is legally blind. See p. 28, a photo of the Watchtower at Desert View, Grand Canyon, with the legend, “This tower, captured by Wright, is located in Arizona’s Grand Canyon” (no text mention).] ______

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McDonald, Hugh; Bahram, Sina; AND Spadaccini, Jim

NO DATE 5.288 Embracing inclusive design in multitouch exhibit development. Corrales, New Mexico: Ideum, 7 pp. [2018.] [An overview document, pertaining to multi-user audio-visual exhibit touchscreen panels with functions that also consider “audiences with sensory, motor, or cognitivie impairments”. See pp. 5-6, which notes in part a “new suite of exhibits developed for the Visitor Center at Hoover Dam”.] ______

No Barriers Youth, AND Grand Canyon Youth

2015 5.280 Leading the way 2015; science in the Grand Canyon; an adventure for blind, visually impaired, and sighted students. IPVI Insights (Illinois Association for Parents of Children with Visual Impairments, Naperville, Illinois), (February): [15]-[16]. [Colorado River trip through Grand Canyon, sponsored by No Barriers USA, Fort Collins, Colorado, and conducted by Grand Canyon Youth. Program highlights, details, and itinerary for July 13-24.] ______

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Olsen, Erik

2012 5.210 Paddling blind. New York Times [newspaper], (November 13): B11. [Erik Weihenmayer, blind kayaker, and his plan to kayak the Colorado River through Grand Canyon.] ______

Orr, Alberta L.

1990 5.287 (principal investigator) A training model to teach community outreach workers to train elderly blind and visually impaired American Indians indpendent living skills: focus on family rehabilitation : final report to the Administration on Aging. New York: American Foundation for the Blind, for U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Human Development Services, Administration on Aging, 220 pp. [Note Appendix W, “Project Tribal and State Representation”: “During the course of the project, the American Foundation for the Blind has trained community health representatives from the following tribes” (pp. 206-207). List includes CRIT [Colorado River Indian Tribes], Havasupai, Hualapai, and Kaibab-Paiute.] ______

Panos, Rob

2014 5.211 [Brief essay.] In: Kayaking Blind [feature]. Boatman’s Quarterly Review, 27(4) (Winter 2014-2015): 22-23. [“Kayaking Blind” feature includes comments about supporting the Colorado River trip through Grand Canyon by blind kayakers Erik Weihenmayer and Lonnie

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Bedwell. Photos by James Q. Martin. See also brief essays by Katie Proctor and Harlan Taney (ITEM NOS. 5.213, 5.218).] [See also letter from Bryan Brown, 28(4) (Winter 2015-2016): 4 (ITEM NO. 5.200).] ______

Pernice, Kara, AND Nielsen, Jakob

NO DATE 5.279 Usability guidelines for accessible web design : based on usability studies with people using assistive technology. Fremont, California: Nielsen Norman Group, 150 [155] pp. [2001?] [See “A Note About Browsers” (pp. 33-34), which includes examples based on a U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Hoover Dam website page; a commercial web page for Hoover Dam tours and gifts (p. 108 [erroneously marked as p. 18]); and in lists of “Websites Studied”; see also p. 137.] ______

Phillips, B. J.

2013 5.212 Passing it on.... with a twist. Bowlines (Bluegrass Wildwater Association, Lexington, Kentucky), (September/October): 1, 3-5. [About Lonnie Bedwell, first blind solo kayaker to descend Colorado River through Grand Canyon, August 2013. Includes note (p. 5) of plan for Grand Canyon run.] [Ellipsis is part of title.] ______

Proctor, Katie

2014 5.213 [Brief essay.] In: Kayaking Blind [feature]. Boatman’s Quarterly Review, 27(4) (Winter 2014-2015): 21-22. [Kayaking Blind feature includes comments about supporting the Colorado River trip through Grand Canyon by blind kayakers Erik Weihenmayer and Lonnie Bedwell. Photos by James Q. Martin. See also brief essays by Rob Panos and Harlan Taney (ITEM NOS. 5.211, 5.218).] ______

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Ross, Tracy

2013 5.214 This is what whitewater kayaking looks like to Erik Weihenmayer [BLACK PAGE]. The world’s most accomplished blind adventurer has jumped out of airplanes, mountain-biked Leadvill, and summited Everest. But nothing has proven to be as challenging as his current goal: to solo- kayak the Grand Canyon. Outside, (August): cover, 2, 72-77. (Cover and p. 2 photographs by Carlos Serrao.) [Table of Contents title: “What does kayaking look like to Erik Weihenmayer?” Cover tease: “A blind man kayaks the Grand Canyon”.] ______

Schneider, Katherine

2005 5.215 To the left of inspiration: Adventures in living with disabilities. Indianapolis, Indiana: Dog Ear Publishing, 121 pp. [See p. 55, “. . . Brighty of the Grand Canyon and other Braille stories allowed me to lose myself in someone else’s world.” (entire note) (Refer to Henry in Part 5 of bibliography.)]

2008 5.216 I love libraries, and I’m blind. Library Journal, (July 15). [Author notes having read Brighty of the Grand Canyon in Braille (refer to Henry in Part 5 of bibliography).] ______

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Schrag, Myles

2017 5.217 Visionary; blind adventurer to speak on embracing a No Barriers Life. Flagstaff Live!, 23(18) (April 27-May 3): 18-19. [Blind Colorado River kayaker Erik Weihenmayer to speak about his experiences and book, No Barriers : a blind man’s journey to kayak the Grand Canyon, at the Orpheum Theater, Flagstaff, Arizona.] [Refer to Weihenmayer and Levy (2017, ITEM NO. 5.220).] ______

Taney, Harlan

2014 5.218 [Brief essay.] In: Kayaking Blind [feature]. Boatman’s Quarterly Review, 27(4) (Winter 2014-2015): 20-21. [Kayaking Blind feature includes comments about supporting the Colorado River trip through Grand Canyon by blind kayakers Erik Weihenmayer and Lonnie Bedwell. Photos by James Q. Martin. See also brief essays by Rob Panos and Katie Proctor (ITEM NOS. 5.211, 5.213).] ______

Van Dyke, Henry

1918 5.219 [Selections from The Grand Canyon and other poems, as lyrics.] In: Rockwell, Julia Ludlow, Peace hymn of the republic. New York: Permanent Blind Relief War Fund. [Score for voice and piano.] ______

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Weihenmayer, Erik, AND Levy, Buddy

2017 5.220 No Barriers : a blind man’s journey to kayak the Grand Canyon. (Foreword by Bob Woodruff.) New York: Thomas Dunne Books (St. Martin’s Press), 459 pp. [NOTE: Library of Congress National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped lists a Braille production as “in process” (2017).] [Title refers to No Barriers USA, “a nonprofit organization in Fort Collins, CO, [which] organizes life- changing experiences for youth, veterans, and people with disabilities” (from the organization’s website).]

2017 5.285 Blindes Vertrauen : mit dem Kajak durch den Grand Canyon—wie ich die größte Herausforderung meines Lebens meisterte. (Vorwort, Bob Woodruff; Martin Bayer, Franka Reinhart and Ursula Held, translators.) Ostfildern, Germany: DuMont Reiseverlag, 361 pp. + [5]-pp. advertisement. [Book includes attached ribbon bookmark. Dust jacket main title, Blindes Vertrauen, is embossed in German and in Braille.] [Translation of No Barriers.] [In German.] ______

Wheeler, Kat, AND Martin, James Q.

2014 5.221 Immeasurable visions; blasting through barriers, blind on the Colorado River. Flagstaff Live!, 20(41) (October 9-15): 1, 3, 16-19. [Blind kayakers Erik Weihenmayer and Lonnie Bedwell paddled the Colorado River through Grand Canyon.]

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THE publications cited here concern the experiences of the deaf and the hearing impaired within the region covered by this bibliography. They are relegated to their own appendix also to bring attention to readers the perspectives and needs of these people, who might otherwise be overlooked among other people with impairments. The citations are repeated here from other parts of this bibliography.

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Anonymous

1908 5.222 Eighty-ninth annual report and documents of the New York Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb to the Legislature of the State of New York. for the year 1907. New York: Printed at the New York Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb, by the Pupil Apprentices, 128 pp. [See in the section, “The system of Instruction”, including (p. 38) notice of the year’s lecture course including “The Grand Cañon of Colorado” [sic].] [New York Institution for the Instruction of the Deaf and Dumb, Annual Report.] ______

1919 5.223 Lost tribe of Arizona; primitive civilization of an almost undiscovered country. Rochester Advocate of English and Speech for the Deaf (Rochester School for the Deaf, Rochester, New York), 39(7) (April): 1-3. [Havasupai.] ______

1981 5.224 Grand Canyon ranger speaks “sign”. Courier (U.S. National Park Service), 4(10) (October): 17. [Seasonal Park Ranger Annette Reichman presents programs in American Sign Language for visitors who are deaf or hard-of-hearing.] ______

2013 5.225 Travel. In: Upcoming Events [SECTION]. Congregation News (Temple Beth Solomon of the Deaf, Northridge, California), 51(5/6) (May/June) (Iyar/Tammuz 5773): 7. [Brief announcement for August 26-30 trip, “TBS Deaf Senior Citizen Adventure. Los Angeles to the Grand Canyon train trip.”] ______

Amann, Bonelle

2012 5.303 Train ride to Grand Canyon . . . a success! New Horizons (Deaf Seniors of America), 17(2) (Summer): 1, 20. [Ellipsis is part of title.] ______

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Barkeley, Bill

2012 5.231 The young faces of hearing loss. Hearing Loss Magazine (Hearing Loss Association of America, Bethesda, Maryland), 33(1) (January/February): 28-30, 41. [Report from a Colorado River trip through Grand Canyon with hearing-impaired teens, sponsored by Hear the World Sound Academy. Includes four brief essays by Mandi Feinberg, David Hoover, Kellynette Gomez, and Tayanita Bob, which are cited in Part 6 of this bibliography.] ______

Berke, Larry

1990 5.93 Grand Canyon sunset. In: Tales from the green books. Burtonsville, Maryland: Sign Media, video in VHS and DVD formats. (In ASL Green Books, units 1-27.) [Video recording of American Sign Language.] ______

Bob, Tayanita

2012 5.232 Tayanita, Bob, 15, moderate hearing loss, Salem, Oregon. In: Barkeley, Bill, The young faces of hearing loss. Hearing Loss Magazine (Hearing Loss Association of America, Bethesda, Maryland), 33(1) (January/February): 30, 41. [Brief essay written after a Colorado River trip through Grand Canyon with other hearing-impaired teens, sponsored by Hear the World Sound Academy.] ______

Coleman, Matthew

2012 5.237 Hearing the echoes of friendship in the Grand Canyon. Hearing Journal, 65(Supplement 1) (January), doi:10.1097/01.HJ.0000410401.80130.3c. ______

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Dubin, Julie

2013 5.238 Connecting students with natural sounds and night skies through travel [ABSTRACT]. GWS2013 : Protected Areas in a Changing World, Denver, Colorado, March 11-15, 2013. [No place]: George Wright Society, abstract 5422. [Notes a “podcast created by hearing impaired students at Grand Canyon”.] ______

Einemo, Gyda, AND Einemo, Reidar

2001 5.289 Reisebrev fra Gyda og Reidar Einemo. Døves Tidsskrift (Norges Døveforbund, Bergen, Norway) [Deaf Journal (Norwegian Deaf Association)], 82(14) (August 31): 5. [Visit to Arizona and Las Vegas. Report principally about Hoover Dam and Grand Canyon.] [In Norwegian.] ______

Feinberg, Mandi

2012 5.233 Mandi Feinberg, 18, moderate hearing loss, Mt. Airy, Maryland. In: Barkeley, Bill, The young faces of hearing loss. Hearing Loss Magazine (Hearing Loss Association of America, Bethesda, Maryland), 33(1) (January/February): 28-29. [Brief essay written after a Colorado River trip through Grand Canyon with other hearing-impaired teens, sponsored by Hear the World Sound Academy.] ______

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Gomez, Kellynette

2012 5.234 Kellynette Gomez, 17, severe hearing loss, Lawrence Massachusetts. In: Barkeley, Bill, The young faces of hearing loss. Hearing Loss Magazine (Hearing Loss Association of America, Bethesda, Maryland), 33(1) (January/February): 29-30. [Brief essay written after a Colorado River trip through Grand Canyon with other hearing- impaired teens, sponsored by Hear the World Sound Academy.] ______

Hoover, David

2012 5.236 David Hoover, 16, severe hearing loss, Bend, Oregon. In: Barkeley, Bill, The young faces of hearing loss. Hearing Loss Magazine (Hearing Loss Association of America, Bethesda, Maryland), 33(1) (January/February): 29. [Brief essay written after a Colorado River trip through Grand Canyon with other hearing-impaired teens, sponsored by Hear the World Sound Academy.] ______

Lockwood, J. E.

1885 5.226 The World’s Industrial and Cotton Centennial Exposition. In: Wilson, Augustus (Mrs.) (ed., compiler), Parsons’ Memorial and Historical Library Magazine. History of the Memorial and Historical Library at Parsons, Kansas, and other libraries in the state and elsewhere. With history of Parsons and Kanas in brief : how to go to the world’s fair, La., and where to find it : letters : sketches : general literature : art : history : reminiscence : notes and comment. St. Louis, Missouri: Becktold and Co., pp. 181- 193. [Exposition in New Orleans, Louisiana. A promotional piece for the Memphis Short Route South Railway (Kansas City). See p. 190, regarding an exhibition by the U.S. Department of the Interior, including: “It exhibits models from the Patent Office and of natural scenery—the Grand Cañon of the Colorado, the Yosemite Valley, National Park [i.e. Yellowstone], and, the Lakes of the North-west. It illustrates the

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methods by which the blind, the deaf and dumb, and the feeble-minded are taught to drink from the sweet fountain of knowledge.” (ENTIRE NOTE)] ______

Martens, Mary Ellen

2014 5.227 My NCOD pastoral week experience. Hand in Hand (Archdiocese of Milwaukee, Deaf and Hard of Hearing Ministry), (Spring): 6. [National Catholic Office for the Deaf.] [Includes note of tour to Hoover Dam and Grand Canyon West.] ______

McCrory, Roy, AND Kurs, Mitch

2015 5.228 High School Deaf Academic Bowl 2015 highlights. PAWSitive Reflections (California School for the Deaf, Riverside, California), 61(2) (Spring/Summer): 14. [Includes note of hike in Grand Canyon.] ______

Stevens, Harriet Connor

1918 5.229 The encouragement of individual ideals. American Annals of the Deaf, 63: 279-285. [While in an imaginary tour in a Ford automobile, mention of Grand Canyon, p. 284.]

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THE citations in this appendix identify those publications that relate the Grand Canyon or Colorado River experiences of people with mobility or activity limitations, including those for medical reasons, and publications that pertain to area travel information specifically for these people. By considering mobility or activity limitations as either physical or cognitive in nature as the result of congenital condition, chronic or accute disease, accident, or age- related condition, the definition embraces a wide spectrum of people. The citations are repeated here from other parts of this bibliography.

Publications pertaining to certain programs that can address either or both physical and emotional concerns — such as the Wounded Warrior programs that conduct therapeutic trips on the Colorado River for military veterans who are physically wounded or suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or other emotional conflicts — are consolidated in this appendix, repeated from scattered citations in other parts of this bibliography.

While some people may consider that publications by or about amputees, for example, who perform activities as well as fully-limbed people, should not be itemized in this Section, they often speak of special functions or devices—sometimes personal perseverence—that allow them to be successful in these activities. Accordingly, the publications are added here for the sake of readers who may be inspired or interested by them.

Not included here are publications that pertain to people who may experience socially related difficulties; for example, at-risk youth or people with mental health concerns or social distresses like physical or sexual abuse and personal emotional troubles. Publications pertaining to any of these issues as they may be addressed within the region covered by this bibliography will be found in Part 14, which includes the subject area of sociology, and Part 15, which addresses various aspects of physical and mental health. Also not included in this section are items that pertain to people with medical conditions that encouraged them to “take on” special pursuits; for example, cancer survivors wishing to hike Grand Canyon in the aftermath of treatment.

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Anonymous

1982 5.265 Colorado cleanses kidneyless. American Whitewater, 27(5) (September/October): 8. ______

2008 5.266 HHS honors people making a difference in the lives of persons with disabilities. Grand Canyon River Runner, (6) (Spring): 13. [U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.] ______

2010 5.290 Invited guest lecturer Aron Ralston. Hand Surgery Quarterly (American Association of Hand Surgery, Arlington Heights, Illinois), (Autrumn): 6. [Notes, in passing, that Ralston “became the first amputee to row a raft through the Grand Canyon.”] ______

2013 5.239 USMC Wounded Warrior Regiment river trip. Grand Canyon River Runner, (16) (Winter): 1-2. [U.S. Marine Corps. Announcement and solicitation for sponsors for Wounded Warriors river trip through Grand Canyon.] ______

2016 5.267 Arizona numero uno in materia di servizi alle persone con disabilità. In: La Ricerca [SECTION]. SuperAbile INAIL (Istituto Nacionale per l’Assicurazione contro gli Infortuni sul Lavoro, Roma), (February): 7. [Briefly notes a report by United Cebral Palsy placing Arizona and Grand Canyon first in accessibility to people with disabilities.] [In Italian.] ______

2017 5.284 Virtual expedition down the Grand Canyon. Spaulding Youth Center (Spaulding Youth Center, Northfield, New Hampshire), (Spring): [2]. [An on-campus physical activity program designed to “follow” John Wesley Powell’s 1869 expedition on the Colorado River.] [Spaulding Youth Center assists “young people with autism or other developmental and/or behavioral challenges”.] ______

Aronson, Jeffe

1991 5.240 Jumping Mice. The News (Grand Canyon River Guides), 4(2) (Summer): 12-13. [Jumping Mouse Camp; guided river trips for persons with disabilities.]

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Aronson, Jeffe, AND Steiger, Lew

2016 5.241 Jeffe Aronson and Jumping Mouse. Boatman’s Quarterly Review, 29(3) (Fall): 1, 30- 46. [Oral history interview.] [Jumping Mouse Camp; guided river trips for persons with disabilities.] ______

Becker, Denise

NO DATE 5.296 Denise Becker, nurse/guide. In: Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge : Grand Canyon research expedition—2013 : the effects of extreme heat on the volume of residual limbs, a case study. Tarpon Springs, Florida: Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge, pp. 29-31, 37-38, 45, 49-50, 55-56, 62. [2014.] [Personal remarks.] [Biographical sketch, p. 84.] [Date obtained from URL of an online posting of this document. Refer to Combat Wounded Veteran Exchange, ITEM NO. 15.1037, and Lehrer, ITEM NO. 15.1038, for descriptions of study.] ______

Blank, Norbert

2016 5.278 The American dream; mit handicap durch den Grand Canyon; 360 Kilometer Wildnis, haushohe Weilen und keine Spur von Zivilisation. Der Grand Canyon gilt vielen Paddlern als Traumtrip schlechthin, verlangt aber auch uneingeschränkte Outdoor- Tauglichkeit. Seit einem Verkehrsunfall fehlt Klaus Riester zwar ein Bein, den Traum vom Grand Canyon hat er sich trotzdem nicht nehmen lassen. Kanu-Magazin (Stuttgart), (February): 70-75. [In German.] ______

Born, Ted Jay

1974 5.242 Characteristics and satisfactions of elderly winter visitors at public land camping sites in the lower Colorado River basin. Doctoral dissertation, University of Arizona, 168 pp. ______

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Campbell, Dowling, AND Jefferson, Mark

1986 5.243 Senior guide: Day-hikes in the southwestern national parks and monuments. Gold Hill, Oregon: WestPark Books, 220 pp. [See pp. 169-174.] ≡ CROSS-LISTINGS |CITED» GCNHA Monograph 8: page “1–Special Section 1–1”| ______

Carlos, Mari

2016 5.244 A trip dinner. Grand Canyon River Runner, (19) (Spring): 4-5. [Post-river trip dinner for a Wounded Warriors trip through Grand Canyon.] ______

Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge

NO DATE 5.294 Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge : Grand Canyon research expedition—2013 : the effects of extreme heat on the volume of residual limbs, a case study. Tarpon Springs, Florida: Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge, 85 pp. [2014.] [Date obtained from URL of an online posting of this document.] [“The team selected the Grandview Trail to Tonto Trail leading down to the Colorado River and the first part of the Escalante Route. According to the National Park Service, this was the first recorded attempt by lower limb amputees to descend to the bottom of the Grand Canyon and return. Their objective: to find medical solutions to further improve the science impacting the advancement of their prosthetics and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) treatments.” (p. 8)] ______

Costello, Billy

NO DATE 5.297 SFC Billy Costello (A-K amputee). In: Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge : Grand Canyon research expedition—2013 : the effects of extreme heat on the volume of residual limbs, a case study. Tarpon Springs, Florida: Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge, pp. 31-32, 39, 46, 51, 56, 63. [2014.] [Personal remarks.] [Biographical sketch, pp. 77-78.] [Date obtained from URL of an online posting of this document. Refer to Combat Wounded Veteran Exchange, ITEM NO. 15.1037, and Lehrer, ITEM NO. 15.1038, for descriptions of study.] ______

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Di Leo, Amy

2014 5.293 A walk in the park; tips and advice to avert vacation nightmares. inMotion (Amputee Coalition, Knoxville, Tennessee), 24(4) (July/August): 24-29. [See p. 28, brief remarks on handcycling at Grand Canyon, a “little known driving route down to the bottom of the canyon” (i.e. Diamond Creek Road), Grand Canyon Skywalk, and Grand Canyon Railway. (No further details.)] ______

Doggett, Chris

NO DATE 5.298 MSG Christ Doggett (TBI). In: Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge : Grand Canyon research expedition—2013 : the effects of extreme heat on the volume of residual limbs, a case study. Tarpon Springs, Florida: Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge, pp. 21-22, 34-35, 42, 48, 58, 66-67. [2014.] [Personal remarks.] [Biographical sketch, pp. 79-80.] [Date obtained from URL of an online posting of this document. Refer to Combat Wounded Veteran Exchange, ITEM NO. 15.1037, and Lehrer, ITEM NO. 15.1038, for descriptions of study.] [Traumatic brain injury.] ______

Duncan, T. C.

1892 5.268 The winter climates of California and New Mexico. The Medical Visitor, 8(5) (May): 145-154. [“. . . the section from Flagstaff to Peach Springs [is] a desirable summer section [where] There are many points here to interest the invalid. Canon Diablo, Grand Canon of the Colorado, Cave and Cliff dwellers, etc.” Proposes a sanitarium in Flagstaff for those with “diseased lungs”. (ENTIRE NOTE)] ______

Dunlap, H. M.

1899 5.269 The relation of climatic to other methods of treatment in pulmonary tuberculosis. Michigan State Medical Society, Transactions, 23: 348-352. [See p. 350, “As the season advances those cases who can stand an altitude of five or six thousand feet should move northward to the region of Prescott or Flagstaff, or still farther to the region of the Grand canon, where is found the most wonderful scenery in the world, to encourage an out-of-door life in the bright sunshine, and dry, rarified and sterile air.” (ENTIRE NOTE)] ______

DuPrez, Roy

2018 5.270 Grand Canyon hike aiding in recovery. Flagstaff Business News (Flagstaff, Arizona), 11(2) (February): 23. [Aaron D.’s recovery from heroin addiction included a 21-hour rim-to-rim-to-rim Grand Canyon hike.] ______

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E., Betsi

2004 5.271 [Note.] In: Share Your Story [SECTION]. Medtronic MiniMed Connection (Medtronic MiniMed, Northridge, California), (Fall): [4]. [Reports son’s use of Paradigm 712 insulin pump while hiking in Grand Canyon during summer. Promotional.] ______

Feeley, Yvonne

2016 5.272 Grand Canyon warriors: Wounded veterans heal on the rapids; it was a moment that changed the lives of two dozen combat-wounded Marines this summer. Grand Canyon River Runner, (19) (Spring): 10-11. [Wounded Warriors trip through Grand Canyon.] ______

Ferguson, Rob

NO DATE 5.299 Rob Ferguson, guide. In: Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge : Grand Canyon research expedition—2013 : the effects of extreme heat on the volume of residual limbs, a case study. Tarpon Springs, Florida: Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge, pp. 21, 29, 36-37, 44, 49, 54, 60-61. [2014.] [Personal remarks.] [Biographical sketch, p. 85.] [Date obtained from URL of an online posting of this document. Refer to Combat Wounded Veteran Exchange, ITEM NO. 15.1037, and Lehrer, ITEM NO. 15.1038, for descriptions of study.] ______

Frank, Joe

NO DATE 5.300 OS2 Joe Frank (TBI). In: Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge : Grand Canyon research expedition—2013 : the effects of extreme heat on the volume of residual limbs, a case study. Tarpon Springs, Florida: Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge, pp. 22-25, 32, 41-42, 47, 52, 58, 65-66. [2014.] [Personal remarks.] [Biographical sketch, p. 81.] [Date obtained from URL of an online posting of this document. Refer to Combat Wounded Veteran Exchange, ITEM NO. 15.1037, and Lehrer, ITEM NO. 15.1038, for descriptions of study.] ______

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Grand Canyon Natural History Association

1991 5.245 Grand Canyon National Park accessibility guide. Volume 1, No. 1, dated 1991-1992, [8] pp. [newspaper format]. [Guide for physically impaired people.] ≡ CROSS-LISTINGS |CITED» GCNHA Monograph 8: page “1–Special Section 1–6”| ______

Hall, Suzanne

2002 5.273 Trek tips for navigating the wilderness. Arthritis Today, (March/April):. ______

Harned, John

2016 5.246 Grand Canyon Warriors river trip 2015. Grand Canyon River Runner, (19) (Spring): 14-17. ______

Harrington, Candy B.

2012 5.247 22 accessible road trips : driving vacations for wheelers and slow walkers. (Photographs by Charles Pannell.) New York: Demos Medical Publishing LLC, 318 pp. [See “Essential Arizona”, pp. 77-87.] ≡ REVIEWS AND NOTICES Furlong, 2012, ITEM NO. 30.1045

2014 5.248 Experience the Grand Canyon Skywalk; your chair can make it, can you? SpeciaLiving Magazine (SpeciaLiving, Bloomington, Illinois), 13(3) (Summer): 30-37. [Focus on amenities for diabled travelers.]

2014 5.249 Barrier-free travel : the Grand Canyon for wheelers and slow walkers. (Photographs by Charles Pannell.) [No place]: C & C Creative Concepts, 82 [83] pp. [Also includes Grand Canyon Railway, Grand Canyon West, and Peach Springs.] ______

Howard, Henry

2015 5.250 OCW supporting rafting trip for wounded Marines. Grand Canyon River Runner, (18) (Winter): 10. [Operation Comfort Warriors (American Legion).] [“Reprinted from the

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American Legion Online Update (e-newsletter)”. Announcement of 10-day Colorado River trip through Grand Canyon.] ______

Jumping Mouse Camp, Inc.

NO DATE 5.251 Accessing the wilderness : river trips for adventurous people with special needs. Based upon Grand Canyon river trips run by Jumping Mouse Camp, Inc. [No place]: Homestead Press, 200 pp. [Imprint from back cover.] [1993 or 1994? Dedicated to Ray Interpreter, Jr. (died May 18, 1993).] [“This manual is not copyrighted” (p. 7); “Final Draft” indicated, p. 8, apparently superseding “First Draft” (see p. 7). A logistical guidebook for persons with special physical and medical needs, not a Colorado River guidebook; however, it includes photographs taken in the Grand Canyon.] ≡ CROSS-LISTINGS FQ20:228 FQ23:186 ______

Lehrer, Cameron

NO DATE 5.295 TAB A. The effects of extreme heat on the volume of residual limbs, a case study. (Arlene Gillis and Jillian Gifford, eds.) In: Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge : Grand Canyon research expedition—2013 : the effects of extreme heat on the volume of residual limbs, a case study. Tarpon Springs, Florida: Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge, pp. 68-75. [2014.] [Date obtained from URL of an online posting of this document.] [Study conducted (as noted on p. 8) on “the Grandview Trail to Tonto Trail leading down to the Colorado River and the first part of the Escalante Route.” Specifically (p. 68): “The original case study was to observe the differences between the various residual limb length categories of transtibial amputees. This case study subject was abandoned due to some last minute cancelations with the group’s amputee participants. The decision to monitor the volume fluctuations within the amputee members’ residual limbs was made. The amputee and non-amputee members within the group were also tracked for their falls throughout the trip. In addition to the fall count and residual limb measurements, the number of times an amputee had to stop and remove their prosthesis was counted.”]

NO DATE 5.301 Cameron Lehrer, CPO. In: Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge : Grand Canyon research expedition—2013 : the effects of extreme heat on the volume of residual limbs, a case study. Tarpon Springs, Florida: Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge, pp. 25-26, 35, 43, 48, 52-53, 59, 67. [2014.] [Personal remarks.] [Date obtained

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from URL of an online posting of this document. Refer to Combat Wounded Veteran Exchange, ITEM NO. 15.1037, and Lehrer, ITEM NO. 15.1038, for descriptions of study.] ______

Marquis, Amy Leinbach, AND Kircher, Michael

2009 5.274 Healing waters; injured soldiers turn to Great Falls Park in Maryland to renew their bodies, minds, and spirits, one paddle stroke at a time. National Parks, 83(1) (Winter): 42-45. [See p. 45, note of Team River Runner experience in Grand Canyon.] ______

McKinnon, Shaun

2016 5.252 23 wounded vets, 3 rafts and canyon trip of a lifetime. Grand Canyon River Runner, (19) (Spring): 6-9. (“First published in the Arizona Republic, August 31, 2015.”) [Wounded Warriors trip through Grand Canyon.] ______

Mitchell, Gregg S., AND Rucker, Michael L.

2010 5.275 Geotechnical investigation and design of an Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant ramp along the South Rim of the Grand Canyon at Mather Point, Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona. 61st Highway Geology Symposium, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, August 23rd-26th, 2010 : proceedings : hosted by The Oklahoma Department of Transportation, The Oklahoma Geological Survey, [separately paginated paper in volume, 20 pp.] [See also Abstract, p. 64, which differs somewhat from the abstract in the paper.] ______

Morie, J. F.; Haynes, E.; AND Chance, E.

2010 5.253 Warriors’ journey: A path to healing through narrative exploration. In: Sharkey, P. M. (ed.), Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Disability, Virtual Reality, and Associated Technologies, Viña del Mar, Valparaiso, Chile, 31 Aug.-2 Sept. 2010. Reading, Berkshire, United Kingdom: International Conference on Disability, Virtual Reality, and Associated Technologies, University of Reading. [Implements a Cheyenne Dog Warrior story line, in which is included “a tower inspired by the designs of Mary Colter”, which is not identified but from its description and illustration is the Desert View Watchtower, Grand Canyon.] ______

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National Disability Rights Network

2006 5.276 The Protection and Advocacy for Individual Rights Program : report of 2005 activities. Washington, D.C.: National Disability Rights Network. [See p. 2, “The Arizona P&A assisted an individual who uses a wheelchair and works for the National Park Service at the Grand Canyon.”] ______

Negri, Sam, AND Fisher, Rick

1984 5.254 Backpacks filled with courage: Rick Fisher’s wilderness treks for the handicapped. Arizona Highways, 60(3) (March): 34-39. [See p. 38.] ______

Northern Cartographic

1989 5.255 Access America : guide to the southwestern national parks : an atlas and guide for visitors with disabilities. New York: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 96 pp. [See pp. 49-66.] ≡ CROSS-LISTINGS |CITED» GCNHA Monograph 8: page “1–Special Section 1–7”| ______

Robinson, Jim

2006 5.256 Alternative summer activities for disabled people. The Disabled Rambler (Disabled Ramblers, England/Wales), (July): [6-7]. [Includes brief essay on Colorado River trip through Grand Canyon (with take-out at Harper’s Ferry [sic]).] ______

Ryan, Kathleen Jo

2007 5.257 Right to Risk. Grand Canyon River Runner, (5) (Fall): 4-5. [“Right to Risk” fifteen- day river trip through Grand Canyon with individuals who live with disabilities.] ______

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Seavey, Mark

2016 5.258 Spirits aligned; Hopi prayers deep in the Grand Canyon help young veterans wash away the evil. The American Legion, (April): cover, 30-38. [Wounded Warriors trip on Colorado River.] ______

Smith, Gari

1999 5.277 Native American health care services—a dream job; fly with Smith into the Grand Canyon and look over her shoulder as she lives her dream of providing audiology services to the Native Americans. Asha (American Speech-Language-Hearing Association), 41(2): 24-. ______

Stanwood, Robert “Bobo”

NO DATE 5.302 MSG “Bobo” Stanwood (B-K amputee). In: Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge : Grand Canyon research expedition—2013 : the effects of extreme heat on the volume of residual limbs, a case study. Tarpon Springs, Florida: Combat Wounded Veteran Challenge, pp. 32, 39-41, 46-47, 51-52, 57-58, 63-65. [2014.] [Personal remarks.] [Biographical sketch, pp. 78-79.] [Date obtained from URL of an online posting of this document. Refer to Combat Wounded Veteran Exchange, ITEM NO. 15.1037, and Lehrer, ITEM NO. 15.1038, for descriptions of study.] ______

Stevens, Bonnie

2018 5.286 Mary Jo West uses her voice to advocate for social justice, mental illness, children; pioneering Phoenix anchorwoman encouraged the male-dominated television news industry to consider changing the channel on their thinking. Flagstaff Business News, (August): 12, 39. [Interview. See p. 39 under “What was your most memorable story?”, regarding a Colorado River trip through Grand Canyon with videographer Matt Barcellos, “on a pilot project for the National park Service. If it was successful, the Canyon would be oened up permanently to those with various physical disabilities. We called our documentary ‘Take Me to the River.’ Channel 8 (PBS Phoenix) aired it . . . .” (ENTIRE NOTE)] ______

Stone, Steve

1980 5.259 Now, river running’s for almost everybody. Courier (U.S. National Park Service), 3(1) (January): 1-2. [The author is a disabled person who ran the Colorado River through Grand Canyon with National Park Service river managers; oar trip, Lees Ferry to Phantom Ranch.]

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Sylvain, Diane

2000 5.260 Access for all. Should we pave the wilderness and install escalators for the disabled? No, says a former backpacker. Backpacker, 28(7) (September): 156. ______

Uberuaga, David V.

2013 5.261 A letter to Roger Findley. Pinyon Press (Xanterra South Rim, L.L.C., Grand Canyon), 2013(11) (May 29): 5. [Thanks for leadership in volunteer projects relating to Kaibab Learning Center and Special Olympics.] ______

U.S. National Park Service, Grand Canyon National Park

NO DATE 5.262 Accessibility guide. U.S. National Park Service, Grand Canyon National Park, 8 pp. [2012.] [Principally for the mobility-impaired visitor but takes into consideration those with hearing, sight, or health impairments.] [Posted on the Grand Canyon National Park website, in PDF format for printing on regular (8½ × 11-inch paper), http://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/upload/accessibility-grca2012.pdf). See also the same text and layout for vision-impaired readers on large-format (11 × 17-inch paper), also posted to the website in PDF format, http://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/upload/accessibility-grca-T2012.pdf). Web links as of November 2015; last accessed January 1, 2019.]

2006 5.263 Accessibility guide. U.S. National Park Service, Grand Canyon National Park, 12 pp. [Principally for the mobility-impaired visitor.] ______

Wells, Lisa

2015 5.291 Discovering: Accessible US travel guide for wheelchair users : state-by-state accessible travel directory and sports programs and summer fun! : an educational resource from wheel:life. [No place]: CreateSpace, 103 pp. [See “Arizona”, pp. 15- 16; “Nevada”, pp. 57-58. Content does not seem to be comprehensive.] [An on- demand publication.] ______

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Wilson, Doug

1981 5.264 Disabled kids visit Lake Mead. Courier (U.S. National Park Service), 4(11) (November): 3. [Photo legend is misplaced with photo in article on p. 1: “Participants in the Adaptive Recreation Program at Lake Mead NRA.”]

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