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Journal Article
Exposition and Mediation: Mary Colter, Erna Fergusson, and the Santa Fe/Harvey Popularization of the Native Southwest, 1902-1940
1992
Overview
In the early part of the 20th century, the Santa Fe Railway and the Harvey Co helped to create the image of the Southwest as a tourist mecca where visitors could gaze at the area's natural wonders and native peoples. The work of two women who were instrumental in creating the milieu in which tourists encountered Native Americans--Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter and Erna Fergusson--is discussed.
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University of Nebraska Press
