Repeat photography of the San Pedro River valley, near St. David, southern AZ
Detailed Description
This repeat photographic series starts in 1891, with a man standing in an open area in the San Pedro River valley, a point about 3 miles southeast of St. David looking east toward Cochise Stronghold (center) in the Dragoon Mountains in southern AZ. The original film for the first image is courtesy of the Arizona Historical Society (public domain) and was taken by George Roskruge, an Arizona surveyor in the 1800s who later became U.S. Surveyor General. The second image was taken in 1962 by J.R. Hastings, USGS, and the third was taken by Dr. Robert Webb, USGS, in 1994. SBSC Southwest Repeat Photography Collection, stake (camera point) s0151.
Sources/Usage
Public Domain.
Related
The Southwest Repeat Photography Collection (previously 'Desert Laboratory Repeat Photography Collection')
The USGS Southwest Repeat Photography Collection contains repeat imagery taken for a variety of research purposes over the last 100+ years. Repeat photographs are taken at precisely the same location at later times to document landscape and other change. To download individual images, click on 'View and Download' on each image within a slideshow. To view the geographic location of images shown in...
Related
The Southwest Repeat Photography Collection (previously 'Desert Laboratory Repeat Photography Collection')
The USGS Southwest Repeat Photography Collection contains repeat imagery taken for a variety of research purposes over the last 100+ years. Repeat photographs are taken at precisely the same location at later times to document landscape and other change. To download individual images, click on 'View and Download' on each image within a slideshow. To view the geographic location of images shown in...