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Window Rock, Apache County, Arizona
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The Navajo Parks Commission, led by Chairman Sam Day III, acquires a log building at the fairgrounds for a tribal museum, information center, and ranger headquarters to preserve Navajo culture and heritage. The Arts and Crafts Guild will relocate by early May.
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Sam Day III, Chairman of the Park Commission, has been instrumental in laying the groundwork for the acquisition of a building for the establishment of a Tribal Museum.
For years Tribal leaders have recognized the necessity of an archive which would house the various and numerous materials which represent the culture and the heritage of the Navajo Tribe. Through the efforts of Day and other Commissioners this dream has evolved into reality with the transfer of the log building at the Fairgrounds from the Arts and Crafts Guild to the Navajo Parks Commission. The Arts and Crafts Guild will move into their new building on or about the first of May, and the log building will then be remodeled into a combined museum, information center, and Ranger Headquarters.
Anyone interested in donating or loaning articles to the museum, is asked to contact Martin Link at Ranger Headquarters in Window Rock.
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Window Rock, Navajo Tribal Park
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On Or About The First Of May
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Sam Day III leads efforts to acquire a log building from the Arts and Crafts Guild for the Navajo Parks Commission to establish a tribal museum preserving Navajo culture and heritage; the building will be remodeled into a museum, information center, and ranger headquarters after the guild relocates.