  1 HISTORIC SOUTH RIM |
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 4 To the art galleries in the Village |
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 6 The Kolb House, a poineer home tat meanders six stories down the side of South Rim |
 7 The top floor is the entrance and gift shop |
 8 The gallery floor, almost ready for public viewing |
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 10 The picture against the foreplace is a lecture given when the house was new |
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 12 Continuing below the gallery, living space... |
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 19 The kitchen |
 20 he back of this small pantry is the Canyon wall itself |
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 22 The original 1935 refrigerator, still running |
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 28 The formal dining table is expandable |
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 30 A refurbished bathroom |
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 32 This balcony hangs over the Canyon |
 33 An original steam radiator |
 34 On the lowest levels, there is still construction going in |
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 37 Kolb's artist workbench... |
 38 ...and the darkroom that was the center of his photographic life |
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 44 This modern set of 26 heating zones... |
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 47 In restoration, the house has been anchored directly to the Canyon wall |
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 50 Back upstairs, a mechanical gramophone |
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 81 South Rim is the most international spot in Arizona |
 82 The observing station at Yavapai Point |
 83 The Verkamp Store, which is still in use |
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 87 The Watchtower lies in the direction of Cameron. Here, a Korean tour bus waits. |
 88 The Watchtower was a 1933 project by architect Mary Colter |
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 92 The lowest, legest room in the tower is the Kiva Room. The ceiling is made of woven logs rescued from the old Grandview Hotel. |
 93 Above are several levels with Fred Kabotie murals depicting Hopi culture |
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