The man who Married the Moon by Charles Fletcher Lummis

The man who Married the Moon by Charles Fletcher Lummis

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James W. Byrkit is on the faculty of Northern Arizona University and is the author of Forging the Copper Collar: Arizona's Labor-Management War of 1901-1921. He began his research on the life of Charles Lummis in 1956, and during the centennial of the tramp toured the cities on Lummis's route with a multi-media program commemorating the trip.