Wild Canyon contains many historical facts!

Get to know the people of the blue green water

The ancient Havasupai tribe is the smallest and most isolated tribe in America. You can reserve a camping trip, but may need to book your stay more than a year in advance.

Click here to go directly to the official Havasupai website

Jacobs favorite place

Orphaned as a teen, Jacob spent his

leisure time rock jumping from the falls.

San Francisco in the 1920's

In 1924 Market street was always full of

surprises for little "Ear-to-ear Earl"

Click here to go directly to the san francisco historic society website

Can you believe that in 1799 Sir George Cayley actually used children to test fly a glider that he designed? Back then they were called kites. It gives a new meaning to the phrase, "why don't you go fly a kite".

Welcome to the Wild Canyon book website!

Wild Canyon contains many historical facts!

Get to know the people of the blue green water

Jacobs favorite place

San Francisco in the 1920's

Can you believe that in 1799 Sir George Cayley actually used children to test fly a glider that he designed? Back then they were called kites. It gives a new meaning to the phrase, "why don't you go fly a kite".

Why is the Grand Canyon so Grand? Actually, it was once called, "The Big Canyon".

Charlie, a murderous bootlegger sang this song with the scent of fresh blood on his hands!

In 1865 child mining slaves were a real thing. In certain parts of the world they still exist.

Rene Fonke was not just Earls hero, but a real life pilot named, "The All Time Allied Ace Of Aces" from WW1.

A one armed man named John Wesley Powell once traversed the Colorado River in 1869.

Had you heard, there really were camels in the wild wild west? They trailed a route out west that helped create route 66.

Wild Canyon contains many historical facts!

Get to know the people of the blue green water

Jacobs favorite place

San Francisco in the 1920's

Can you believe that in 1799 Sir George Cayley actually used children to test fly a glider that he designed? Back then they were called kites. It gives a new meaning to the phrase, "why don't you go fly a kite".

Why is the Grand Canyon so Grand? Actually, it was once called, "The Big Canyon".

Charlie, a murderous bootlegger sang this song with the scent of fresh blood on his hands!

In 1865 child mining slaves were a real thing. In certain parts of the world they still exist.

Rene Fonke was not just Earls hero, but a real life pilot named, "The All Time Allied Ace Of Aces" from WW1.

A one armed man named John Wesley Powell once traversed the Colorado River in 1869.

Had you heard, there really were camels in the wild wild west? They trailed a route out west that helped create route 66.

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