Watchman's Cabin at the Head of Lake Havasu, Havasu National Wildlife Refuge, 1949

View from the bank looking over into a large lake; in the center on top of the bank is a rough hewn wooden structure (watchman's cabin), with a crudely constructed small building just below it, right along the shore. A man stands just to the left of the center structure. A few low mountain peaks are on the horizon. The environment is of an arid desert, with scrubby vegetation scattered throughout.
Photo By/Credit

E.P. Haddon

Date Shot/Created
06/01/1949
Media Usage Rights/License
Public Domain
Image
Original caption: Cable crossing and watchman's cabin at the head of Havasu Lake where it has its beginning, fed by the waters of the Colorado River. A journey on the lake takes one through many spectacular canyons finally out into an open lake where many enjoy excellent fishing. Havasu National Wildlife Refuge, Arizona, June 1949.
Facility
Havasu National Wildlife Refuge
Subject tags
Buildings, facilities and structures
History
Lakes
Rivers and streams
Wildlife refuges