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History and Legends of
Grand Canyon West Ranch

Grand Canyon West Ranch
Has A Colorful History...

THE
ORIGINAL RANCH HEADQUARTERS is located next to Diamond Bar Springs
that has been known to Native Americans for the last 3,600 years. The oldest
inhabitants at the springs were the Cohina Indians whose roasting
pits have been carbon dated back to circa 1600 B.C. In 1871 the
Wheeler expedition first surveyed the springs during their
exploration of the Grand Canyon. The Indians called the springs, Tanyaka Springs or Grass Springs. Around 1860, after the Hualapai War,
gold miners built a Stamp Mill to crush ore for the King Tut Gold
Mine. They named the springs Guffan Springs. From the 1870’s onwards
the Mormons used...
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