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The San Francisco Peaks and Flagstaff Through the Lens of Time in Chattanooga, TN
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The San Francisco Peaks and Flagstaff Through the Lens of Time in Chattanooga, TN
Current price: $59.95
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WINNER: New Mexico–Arizona Book Awards for Arizona History and Large-Format Cover Design
“Faithfully documented repeat photographs provide the context that helps us understand our beautiful and challenged mountain landscape.”
–Peter Z. Fulé, Regents’ Professor of Forestry, Northern Arizona University
In this eye-catching visual essay celebrating the San Francisco Peaks and Flagstaff, watch more than 150 years unfold in over one hundred historical photographs and drawings precisely paired with their modern-day counterparts.
Ecologist, educator, and writer John L. Vankat reveals the telling details that bring the past alive. The result is an invitation to time-travel, appealing to anyone interested in nature, culture, or history.
The storied San Francisco Peaks remain a touchstone of beauty and emotion despite more than a century of change. Vankat gives us a chance to see and celebrate this special place as it was, to understand it today—and to consider what its past and present say about the future of the American West.
“Engaging, historically revealing, and scientifically sound, this book sets the standard for documenting long-term regional landscape changes.”
–William Wallace Covington, Emeritus Regents’ Professor, School of Forestry, Northern Arizona University
“Faithfully documented repeat photographs provide the context that helps us understand our beautiful and challenged mountain landscape.”
–Peter Z. Fulé, Regents’ Professor of Forestry, Northern Arizona University
In this eye-catching visual essay celebrating the San Francisco Peaks and Flagstaff, watch more than 150 years unfold in over one hundred historical photographs and drawings precisely paired with their modern-day counterparts.
Ecologist, educator, and writer John L. Vankat reveals the telling details that bring the past alive. The result is an invitation to time-travel, appealing to anyone interested in nature, culture, or history.
The storied San Francisco Peaks remain a touchstone of beauty and emotion despite more than a century of change. Vankat gives us a chance to see and celebrate this special place as it was, to understand it today—and to consider what its past and present say about the future of the American West.
“Engaging, historically revealing, and scientifically sound, this book sets the standard for documenting long-term regional landscape changes.”
–William Wallace Covington, Emeritus Regents’ Professor, School of Forestry, Northern Arizona University
WINNER: New Mexico–Arizona Book Awards for Arizona History and Large-Format Cover Design
“Faithfully documented repeat photographs provide the context that helps us understand our beautiful and challenged mountain landscape.”
–Peter Z. Fulé, Regents’ Professor of Forestry, Northern Arizona University
In this eye-catching visual essay celebrating the San Francisco Peaks and Flagstaff, watch more than 150 years unfold in over one hundred historical photographs and drawings precisely paired with their modern-day counterparts.
Ecologist, educator, and writer John L. Vankat reveals the telling details that bring the past alive. The result is an invitation to time-travel, appealing to anyone interested in nature, culture, or history.
The storied San Francisco Peaks remain a touchstone of beauty and emotion despite more than a century of change. Vankat gives us a chance to see and celebrate this special place as it was, to understand it today—and to consider what its past and present say about the future of the American West.
“Engaging, historically revealing, and scientifically sound, this book sets the standard for documenting long-term regional landscape changes.”
–William Wallace Covington, Emeritus Regents’ Professor, School of Forestry, Northern Arizona University
“Faithfully documented repeat photographs provide the context that helps us understand our beautiful and challenged mountain landscape.”
–Peter Z. Fulé, Regents’ Professor of Forestry, Northern Arizona University
In this eye-catching visual essay celebrating the San Francisco Peaks and Flagstaff, watch more than 150 years unfold in over one hundred historical photographs and drawings precisely paired with their modern-day counterparts.
Ecologist, educator, and writer John L. Vankat reveals the telling details that bring the past alive. The result is an invitation to time-travel, appealing to anyone interested in nature, culture, or history.
The storied San Francisco Peaks remain a touchstone of beauty and emotion despite more than a century of change. Vankat gives us a chance to see and celebrate this special place as it was, to understand it today—and to consider what its past and present say about the future of the American West.
“Engaging, historically revealing, and scientifically sound, this book sets the standard for documenting long-term regional landscape changes.”
–William Wallace Covington, Emeritus Regents’ Professor, School of Forestry, Northern Arizona University
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