Navajo Bridge: Connecting People and Policy
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Special Event
Join us at Navajo Bridge Interpretive Center for an in depth history of the architecture and the people involved in the construction of this remote, but essential travel post.
Three stations along the walk provide informative presentations:
- Kathy Hays discusses the origin of the Navajo Bridge Interpretive Center and the observation deck.
- Bridge engineer Jerry Cannon covers the 10 years of planning and preparation required for construction of the 1995 secondary bridge.
- Pauline Wilson offers insight on the contributions of the Navajo Nation in completing both the 1929 and 1995 bridges.
Attendees are advised to bring water and dress accordingly for this outdoor venue. Shuttle services available on a first come, first served basis courtesy of the Page Public Library. For more info, visit PagePublicLibrary.org
Fees
This event is free to attend.
Location
Navajo Bridge Interpretive Center US Hwy 89A, Marble Canyon, AZ
Schedule
Date:
Sep 14, 2019
Time:
9:00 AM
Duration:
3 hours
Contact Information
Glen Canyon Conservancy
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Event Type
- Partner Program
- Talk
Tags:
glen canyon conservancy, architecture, bridge, navajo bridge, navajo, cooperating association