Hopi House

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Date Established1905Description

Another building designed and created by famous Grand Canyon architect, Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter, for the Fred Harvey Company was the Hopi House. Built in 1905, the “multi-stone building of stone masonry, shaped and built like a Hopi pueblo” was created as a salesroom for Fred Harvey Indian Arts. Hopi House “was an actual dwelling, some of the Hopis who worked in the building lived on the upper floors.”

Citation: "Mary Colter's Hopi House," National Parks Service, April 4, 2017, accessed February 02, 2019, https://www.nps.gov/grca/learn/photosmultimedia/colter_hopih_photos.htm.

Geographic FeatureGrand Canyon National ParkCountyCoconino CountyStateArizonaGeographic Coordinates^[1]Feature ClassBuilding

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Artist rendering of the Hopi House structure, built by Hopi people, at the Grand Canyon as a tourist attraction

Buffalo Skull and Steer Skull

Colorized artist rendering of Hopi House, a cultural site at the south rim of the Grand Canyon

Colorized artist rendering of the construction of Hopi House, a cultural center and store at the south rim of the Grand Canyon

Colorized artist rendering/postcard of Hopi House, a cultural facility at the south rim of the Grand Canyon

Hopi House, a cultural center and retail store at the south rim of the Grand Canyon

Hopi House, a store and site at the South Rim of Grand Canyon

Hopi Indian Kachina Masks and Kachina Dolls

Kaya, a Navajo boy

Na-clee-haz-pah, the Silversmith's Daughter

Navajo Squaw With Papoose in Carrier [title provided by photographer]

Postcard view "79439 Upstairs Room in the Hopi House, Grand Canyon Arizona"

Postcard view "7995 A Room in Hopi House, Grand Canyon of Arizona"

The Hopi House

The Last of the Buffalo

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PlaceGrand Canyon National ParkTopicBuildings and StructuresArchitecture

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Hopi House