Say goodbye to Lake Powell and hello to Glen Canyon National Park, the Editorial Board writes

When life gives us prolonged drought, we can make something good and profitable out of it.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Anthropology collections staff from the Natural History Museum of Utah show off and discuss several newly acquired cultural artifacts collected by John Wesley Powell, well known in Utah for his famed Colorado River expeditions in1869 and during 1871-1872. Included are several original sepia water color and ink drawings by noted American painter and Utah artist Dean Fausett who illustrated the Powell expeditions.

Say goodbye to Lake Powell and hello to Glen Canyon National Park, the Editorial Board writes

When life gives us prolonged drought, we can make something good and profitable out of it.

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