Whiteriver

A get together of Girl Scout troops at Byrum Ranch (1930's), Whiteriver, Arizona

Aerial view of the town of Whiteriver

Apache mother and her baby, which is in a cradleboard

Arizona Governor George W.P. Hunt and Bishop -?- Gercke in Whiteriver

Arizona Governor George W.P. Hunt and a large group of people at the Covered Bridge near White River

Arizona Governor George W.P. Hunt, John Hennesey, Father -?- Augustine and Father -?- Wand at a sawmill, probably on the White River Indian Reservation in Apache County

Charles L. Davis and Bishop -?- Gercke in Whiteriver

Daisy Whipple Donner and the Girl Scouts of Troop 1 (Whiteriver), 1933-34

Girl Scouts on Bicyles, Whiteriver, Arizona, 1930's

Girl Scouts, Brownies, and Boy Scouts at Whiteriver, Arizona

Going on a campout to Cibeque both Girl Scouts and Brownies, Whiteriver, 1930's

Mrs. -?- Ivy, Arizona Governor George W.P. Hunt, Walter Ehle, John Hennesey and Omer Williams at the covered bridge near White River

Photograph of (left to right) Governor George W.P. Hunt, Paul Roehm and Dell Thompson at White River

Photograph of (left to right) Joe Carmac and Harry Shea at the Covered Bridge near White River

Political campaign vehicle carrying two small children and bearing a campaign sign for Greene Bolin

R.G. Singleton, Harry Shea and W.H. Ehle in Whiteriver

White River, Arizona

Arizona Historic Roads : State Route 73, Carrizo to Whiteriver to Indian Pines

Canyon Day Cemetery

Performance Audit, Whiteriver Unified School District, District response 2015-216

Performance Audit, Whiteriver Unified School District, Highlights 2015-216

Performance Audit, Whiteriver Unified School District, Report 2015-216

Report on Environmental Sanitation Survey and Public Health Service Sanitation Program, Fort Apache Indian Reservation, Whiteriver, Arizona

Guenther Family Oral History, Part 1/2

Guenther Family Oral History, Part 2/2

Oral Histories of Pinetop, Lakeside, McNary and Whiteriver, Arizona

The Fort Apache Scout

1930-1931 Navajo County Directory

The Holbrook News, 1922-07-14