Hubbell Trading Post Field Trip

The reunion logo depicts the outline of the state of New Mexico in the state flag colors of red and gold, with its zia symbol. The turquoise shapes represent the gemstone and indicate the location of Santa Fe (the state capital) and Albuquerque along the El Camino Real which continues to the border of Mexico. The Hubbell House is depicted in the center, and below is the state motto.

Reunion attendees prepare for their pre-reunion field trip to the Hubbell Trading Post in Ganado, AZ. Man in foreground is David Hubbell of North Carolina, whose father was a professor at Duke, and was honored with a plaque by the Society at the last Reunion. Standing (rear) Nelson Hubbell, seated (far left) Jean Grandy.

The little girl with dark hair is Vanessa Carballo, daughter of Wendy (next to her) and Steve.

Margie Hlava, Program Chair.

Holly Hlava (Margie's daughter) right in front of her is: Wendy Carballo (John H. & Jean Hubbell's daughter). Next to Wendy is her husband Steve Carballo. In the far back are Roger Hubbell and his wife. Lady with hidden face and white hair to right of center is Myrna Kepford.

Behind the table are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Winks. In flowered dress is Teri Bybee.

Holly Hlava, Reunion Committee.

Author David Brugge, from the Hubbell Trading Post National Historical Site.

Myrna Kepford and Jack Hubbell.

Hubbell Hill, near the Hubbell Trading Post at Ganado, where Lorenzo Hubbell, his wife, and others are buried including Dorothy Hubbell, wife of Ramon.

Barn at the Hubbell Trading Post, Ganado, AZ.

Door of the Hubbell home, Ganado, AZ.

Inscription above door of Hubbell home at Ganado.

Freight wagon next to Hubbell Trading Post at Ganado.

Jack Hubbell, Margaret Yellowhair, Gerald Yellowhair, Dolores Mathews, Jerry Yellowhair, Chance Yellowhair.

Jack Hubbell, Margaret Yellowhair, Dolores Matthews, Gerald Yellowhair, Jerry Yellowhair, Chance Yellowhair.

Carol H. Boggs, Chance Yellowhair, Dolores Mathews, Gerald Yellowhair, Jerry Yellowhair., Margaret Yellowhair, Jack Hubbell.

Billy John, Sr., (in black hat, son of Ramon Hubbell), his wife Lena sitting next to him. Back row: Harvey Hubbell V, Jerry Yellow Hair (son of Billy John, Sr.), Gerald Yellow Hair

Next row: (-?-), Mary Gurule, (3 young people), Nora John (daughter of Billy John, Sr.).

Lena and Billy John, son of Ramon Hubbell, Grandson of Lorenzo.

Harvey Hubbell V and Jerry Yellowhair.

Standing (rear center) Robert Dexter Hubble. The rest are the children and grandchildren of Billy John. In red top and jeans is Rita Hubbell Washburn. On right in white top and jeans is Mary Gurule. In purple is Sarah Cleveland.

___, Carol H. Boggs, Mary Garule, ___.

Author of the ethnobiography, Indian Trader: The Life and Times of J. L. Hubbell.

Jason McCabe and Tina McCabe Cleveland.

Roger Hubbell before the hogan at the National Park Service Site Canyon de Chelly.

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Upper and Lower White House ruin.

Close up, same as previous.

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Barbara Kruse (foreground in blue top and straw hat), behind her is Jean Grandy. Back - Al Fulton, wife Janyce (Hubble) Fulton, Robert D. Hubble, (-?-) couple.

In yellow shirt is Hilbert Hubble.

Myrna Kepford (left), Saundra & Nelson Hubbell.

Donald K. Winks.

Elaine Hermle (in the hat), Keith Hubbell, Dolores Mathews, and Linda Hulse.

Spider Rock Overlook. This image is available in 1024 x 768 desktop wallpaper size on the Albuquerque reunion start page.

Spider Rock. Legend says this was the home of Spider Woman, who taught the Navajo to weave.