Tea Kettle Rock about five miles from the Marietta Wetherill home site in the Jemez Mountains.
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Tea Kettle Rock about five miles from the Marietta Wetherill home site in the Jemez Mountains.
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Tea Kettle Rock about five miles from the Marietta Wetherill home site in the Jemez Mountains.
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The valley in the Jemez Mountains Marietta Wetherill moved to in 1910 after Richard Wetherill was killed at Chaco Canyon. The valley is about 20 miles from Cuba, New Mexico. She established her ranching operation here.
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The valley in the Jemez Mountains Marietta Wetherill moved to in 1910 after Richard Wetherill was killed at Chaco Canyon. The valley is about 20 miles from Cuba, New Mexico. She established her ranching operation here. There is a small stream below this site.
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The valley in the Jemez Mountains Marietta Wetherill moved to in 1910 after Richard Wetherill was killed at Chaco Canyon. The valley is about 20 miles from Cuba, New Mexico. She established her ranching operation here.
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The valley in the Jemez Mountains Marietta Wetherill moved to in 1910 after Richard Wetherill was killed at Chaco Canyon. The valley is about 20 miles from Cuba, New Mexico. She established her ranching operation here.
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The valley in the Jemez Mountains Marietta Wetherill moved to in 1910 after Richard Wetherill was killed at Chaco Canyon. The valley is about 20 miles from Cuba, New Mexico. She established her ranching operation here.
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The valley in the Jemez Mountains Marietta Wetherill moved to in 1910 after Richard Wetherill was killed at Chaco Canyon. The valley is about 20 miles from Cuba, New Mexico. She established her ranching operation here.
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The valley in the Jemez Mountains Marietta Wetherill moved to in 1910 after Richard Wetherill was killed at Chaco Canyon. The valley is about 20 miles from Cuba, New Mexico. She established her ranching operation here. There is a small stream below this site.
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The site of Ruth Wetherill's grave in the valley of Marietta Wetherill's homesite in the Jemez Mountains. She died almost a year to the day her father was killed by a angry Navajo in Chaco Canyon. The site is at the upper left behind the three pine trees.
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The valley in the Jemez Mountains Marietta Wetherill moved to in 1910 after Richard Wetherill was killed at Chaco Canyon. The valley is about 20 miles from Cuba, New Mexico. She established her ranching operation here. Her home was at this junction as well as Ruth Wetherill's grave.
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Ruth Wetherill's grave near the Marietta Wetherill home site in the Jemez Mountains. The home site is in the valley beyond the grave stone.
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Ruth Wetherill's grave near the Marietta Wetherill home site in the Jemez Mountains. The home site is in the valley beyond near grave stone.
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