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	Store Our goal is to enhance each visitor's appreciation of public lands by providing quality educational materials, both free and for sale, in our outlets in park visitor centers, other agency contact stations, and through our online catalog. Destinations Travel Kits Headed to Arches? Floating the San Juan River? Our travel kits contain suggested items for all areas covered by CNHA. Where are you headed? Anasazi Heritage Center Arches National Park Canyon Rims Recreation Area Canyonlands National Park Canyons of the Ancients Cedar Mesa & Grand Gulch Primitive Area Dark Canyon Wilderness Area Desolation / Gray Canyons Fisher Towers Henry Mountains Hovenweep National Monument Manti-La Sal National Forest Natural Bridges National Monument Nine Mile Canyon San Juan River San Rafael Swell Westwater Canyon

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Where God Put The West - Movie Making in the Desert Bette L. Stanton Price:  $17.99 Member Price: $15.29 About this Item The film industry has given southeastern Utah history a dose of unexpected glamour. Area visitors and new residents are often unaware of the enchanting Hollywood past throughout this high desert plateau. John Wayne was well acquainted with southeastern Utah when he made the remark "Where God Put the West" in 1961 while filming The Comancheros. Over the four and a half decades of filmmaking in Moab and nearly seven decades in Monument Valley have produced cinematic gems such as: Stagecoach; She Wore a Yellow Ribbon; Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade; Forrest Gump; Thelma and Louise; and Goldmember, to name just a few. 184 pages. Stock No: 2513 Categories: History, CNHA Produced Items Related Products Canyon Country Chronicles: Moviemaking Outlaw Tales of Utah Write a Review Customer Reviews Be the first to review this product!

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