Valley of the San Juan and Bluff City. Bluff City, later simply called Bluff, is halfway between Mexican Hat and Blanding. The town was settled in 1880 by the Mormon Church's San Juan Mission expedition and called Bluff City because of the bluffs along the San Juan River. It was the first Anglo-Saxon settlement in San Juan County
Typescript (16 pages), a history of the settlement of Bluff and San Juan County, Utah compiled by Be...
Photo of a view southwest from Bluff in San Juan County, Utah, in late 19th or early 20th centur
Photo shows Bluff sandstone (Entrada) underlain by red beds (Carmel) on the south side of San Juan R...
Valley of the San Juan at Bluff City, Utah. Bluff City, later simply called Bluff, is halfway betwee...
San Juan River in Bluff City, Utah area. Bluff City, later simply called Bluff, is halfway between M...
Log houses at Bluff City, later simply called Bluff. Halfway between Mexican Hat and Blanding. The t...
One of the early log cabin homes in Bluff City, later referred to simply as Bluff. Halfway between M...
House in Bluff City. Bluff City, later simply called Bluff, is halfway between Mexican Hat and Bland...
Bluff City, Utah looking south. House belonging to L. H. Redd in foreground. Bluff City, later simpl...
Drilling Artesian Well No. 1 in Bluff City, Utah. Bluff City, later simply called Bluff, is halfway ...
Rip-Rap Dam (1,000 feet long) changed the course of the San Juan River and saved Bluff City from dev...
Photo shows a view looking across San Juan River from a Point 2 miles west of Bluff; probably Entra...
Photo shows Bluff sandstone (Morrison) 3 miles west of Bluff, San Juan County, Utah, 1932. Photograp...
Photo shows south wall of mesa north side of San Juan River, 5 miles west of Bluff. Geology seen may...
Photo shows south wall of mesa north side of San Juan River, 5 miles west of Bluff. Geology seen ma...
Typescript (16 pages), a history of the settlement of Bluff and San Juan County, Utah compiled by Be...
Photo of a view southwest from Bluff in San Juan County, Utah, in late 19th or early 20th centur
Photo shows Bluff sandstone (Entrada) underlain by red beds (Carmel) on the south side of San Juan R...
Valley of the San Juan at Bluff City, Utah. Bluff City, later simply called Bluff, is halfway betwee...
San Juan River in Bluff City, Utah area. Bluff City, later simply called Bluff, is halfway between M...
Log houses at Bluff City, later simply called Bluff. Halfway between Mexican Hat and Blanding. The t...
One of the early log cabin homes in Bluff City, later referred to simply as Bluff. Halfway between M...
House in Bluff City. Bluff City, later simply called Bluff, is halfway between Mexican Hat and Bland...
Bluff City, Utah looking south. House belonging to L. H. Redd in foreground. Bluff City, later simpl...
Drilling Artesian Well No. 1 in Bluff City, Utah. Bluff City, later simply called Bluff, is halfway ...
Rip-Rap Dam (1,000 feet long) changed the course of the San Juan River and saved Bluff City from dev...
Photo shows a view looking across San Juan River from a Point 2 miles west of Bluff; probably Entra...
Photo shows Bluff sandstone (Morrison) 3 miles west of Bluff, San Juan County, Utah, 1932. Photograp...
Photo shows south wall of mesa north side of San Juan River, 5 miles west of Bluff. Geology seen may...
Photo shows south wall of mesa north side of San Juan River, 5 miles west of Bluff. Geology seen ma...
Typescript (16 pages), a history of the settlement of Bluff and San Juan County, Utah compiled by Be...
Photo of a view southwest from Bluff in San Juan County, Utah, in late 19th or early 20th centur
Photo shows Bluff sandstone (Entrada) underlain by red beds (Carmel) on the south side of San Juan R...