Louise first saw the Grand Canyon in 1947. She wrote to then superintendent Harold Bryant about the possibilities of working at the Canyon. As luck would have it, the Naturalist Division was looking for a new secretary and Louise got the job. She boarded the train in Massachusetts on Thanksgiving Day 1951 and came alone to the Grand Canyon. She remained there until her retirement nearly 34 years later. She was much more than a secretary, filling in for the rangers at talks and designing exhibits, but it is for her long role as librarian that she is best remembered. Louise worked at the Grand Canyon longer than any other female employee.

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