William Grandstaff: Negro Bill of Moab, Utah
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William Grandstaff: Negro Bill of Moab, Utah
Negro Bill Canyon is a popular hike near Arches National Park. This short, (15 minute read) is the story of William Grandstaff who came to this area in 1877. A former slave, he did his best to stay under the radar. Yet 100 years after his death, he has been at the center of two controversies----in two states!
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