Museum of Northern Arizona
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The Museum of Northern Arizona is dedicated to the understanding and interpretation of the arts, cultures, and sciences of the Colorado Plateau through exhibits, educational programs, and special events. The Museum sits at the base of the San Francisco Peaks on Highway 180, three miles north of historic downtown Flagstaff on the way to the Grand Canyon.
Please call the museum for hours and admission fees information.
A Google Book Search conducted January 13, 2009 located books listed below as having been published by the Museum.
The Navajo Textile Collection at the Museum of Northern Arizona: Final Report with an Analysis of the Collection, By Laurie D Webster, Museum of Northern Arizona. Published by Museum of Northern Arizona, 1989
Summoning the Gods: Sandpainting in the Native American Southwest, By Ronald McCoy, Museum of Northern Arizona. Published by Museum of Northern Arizona, 1988. ISBN 0897340590, 9780897340595. 32 pages
Navajo Weaving: Art in Its Cultural Context, By Gary Witherspoon, Museum of Northern Arizona. Published by Museum of Northern Arizona, 1987
Navajo Pottery, By Museum of Northern Arizona, Museum of Northern Arizona. Published by Museum of Northern Arizona, 1987. 32 pages
Contemporary Hopi Pottery, By Laura Graves, Laura Graves Allen, Museum of Northern Arizona. Published by Museum of Northern Arizona, 1984. ISBN 0897340558, 9780897340557. 127 pages
Kachina Dolls, By Robert G Breunig, Michael Lomatuway'ma, Museum of Northern Arizona. Published by Museum of Northern Arizona, 1983. 32 pages. Google Books says: "Issued as vol. 54, no. 4 of Plateau."
The Basket weavers: artisans of the Southwest, By Museum of Northern Arizona, Museum of Northern Arizona, Laura Graves Allen. Published by Museum of Northern Arizona, 1982. 32 pages
The Blumenscheins of Taos, By Ernest Leonard Blumenschein, Mary Greene Blumenshein, Katherin L Chase. Published by Museum of Northern Arizona Press, 1979. Google Books says: "Text by Katherin Chase" and "Catalog of an exhibit featuring the art of Ernest, Mary and Helen Blumenschein at the Museum of Northern Arizona, Flagstaff, Aug. 17-Sept. 23, 1979."
An Introduction to Hopi Pottery, By Francis H. Harlow, Museum of Northern Arizona, Mark Middleton. Illustrated by Mark Middleton. Published by Museum of Northern Arizona Press, 1978. ISBN 0897340221, 9780897340229. 32 pages
Hopi and Hopi-Tewa Pottery, By Museum of Northern Arizona, Museum of Northern Arizona. Published by Museum of Northern Arizona, 1977
Wilson Hurley's Grand Canyon: August 15-September 19, 1976, Museum of Northern Arizona, Flagstaff, By Wilson Hurley, Museum of Northern Arizona. Published by Museum of Northern Arizona, 1976
This is a Hopi Kachina, By Museum of Northern Arizona, Evelyn Roat, Barton Wright. Published by The Museum of Northern Arizona, 1974. 28 pages
The Santa Fe Studio: American Indian Paintings from the Collection of..., by Museum of Northern Arizona - 1970
The Fred Harvey Collection, 1889-1963, By Byron Harvey, Fred Harvey, Fred Harvey (Firm), Museum of Northern Arizona. Published by Museum of Northern Arizona, 1963. 53 pages
The Hopi Craftsman, By Museum of Northern Arizona. Published by Museum of Northern Arizona, 1930
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