Wolfkiller Pod

"If Mrs. Wetherill could be persuaded to write on the mythology of the Navajos, and also on their present-day psychology . . . she would render an invaluable service. She not only knows their language; she knows their minds." Theodore Roosevelt, after visiting the trading post in 1913 "The ancient world and the American present meet in [Louisa Wetherill's] personality as perhaps in no other personality alive." John Collier, who later became U.S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs