Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site - Photos & Multimedia (U.S. National Park Service)

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	Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site Photos & Multimedia

Hubbell Trading Post Photographs

Gallery Description: Historic Photographs

HUTR 8636 Hubbell homestead from Hubbell Hill.

HP Hubbell Homestead

Photo by George Wharton James

Wagons brought merchandise to the trading posts throughout the Navajo Reservation.

HP Freighting In The Winter

Visitors travelled in wagons to explore the west.

HP Wagons Crossing the Wash

Three women and one man stading in the Pueblo Colorado Wash cooling off from the summer heat.

HP Keeping Cool in the Wash

Portrait of Don Lorenzo Hubbell with a beard and wearing a hat.

HP Juan Lorenzo Hubbell

A studio portrait of the Hubbell Family; Don Lorenzo, Barbara, Adelle, Roman, Lorenzo Jr., Lina Rubi.

HP Portrait of The Hubbell Family

The William Leonard building.

HP Leonard Building

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The trader's desk in his office.

HP Trader's Office

The wareroom of the trading post.

HP Wareroom

Roman Hubbell buying jewelry from a Navajo customer.

HP Roman buying jewelry.

Canyon de Chelly.

HP Canyon de Chelly

The bread baker made lots of loaves of bread for the family-operated trading posts and the Hubbell dinner table.

HP Baking Bread

Sheep in the wash with Hubbell Trading Post in the background.

HP Sheep in the Wash

The William Leonard building with Hubbell Hill in the background.

HP Leonard Building

President Taft signing the Arizona Statehood declaration with Don Lorenzo Hubbell standing behind him.

HP Signing Arizona Statehood

This mail car took 2 days to carry the load of mail from Ganado to Gallup.

HP The Mail Car

Lorenzo Hubbell Jr., with the white shirt seated on the loading dock at the Pinon Trading Post.

HP Pinon Trading Post

Alma Dorr was Roman's first wife. They are seen here at a Navajo ceremony called an N'Dah.

HP Roman & Alma Dorr

Chicken Pulls are a type of horse race.

HP A Chicken Pull

The Hubbell Trading Post bullpen, circa 1918.

HP The Bullpen

Livestock in the Pueblo Colorado Wash with Hubbell Hill in the background.

HP Livestock In The Wash

Monnie Hubbell, sitting on the horse is Roman Hubbell's first son.

HP Monnie, Roman, and Rumaldo

The Hubbell Trading Post rug room in 1952.

HP The Rug Room

Hubbell Parker, LaCharles Goodman, and Miles Parker enjoying two of their pet dogs.

HP 3 Kids and 2 Dogs

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			Did You Know? One hundred and sixty acres make up the Hubbell Trading Post homestead in Ganado Valley. J.L.Hubbell set up his business here in 1878, acquiring the original building from William Leonard. more...

Last Updated: September 24, 2010 at 10:07 MST