Grand Canyon North Poster Hawaii the road’s purpose expanded to

the road’s purpose expanded to bring the craggy peaks within view of the motoring tourist

the dam is 660 feet thick narrowing to 45 feet at the top

It becomes a twisted

for approximately 10

In September 1941

Grand Canyon North Poster Hawaii the road’s purpose expanded toProduct Details 14 x 22 poster Interpretive Copy Dee Woolley, a tourism promoter from Kanab, Utah, convinced his nephew Gordon to drive his new Thomas Flyer to the north rim of the Grand Canyon in June 1909. Accompanied by others, he successfully made the 425 mile journey from Salt Lake City, proving that automobiles would revolutionize tourism. Their pioneering motor tour inspired many to follow what became known as the Grand Canyon Highway.