William Thomas Mullarky was one of the most prominent photographers in the Southwest.  He photographed the Navajo, Hopi, and Zuni tribes,
and hundreds of pictures of the Inter-tribal Ceremonial activities in the past.  He came to Gallup in 1927, and purchased the famous J.R. Willis Studio in Gallup, NM. He was active in his profession until his death in 1959.  Shan Guadagnoli and Beverly Guadagnoli-Davis are pleased to show some of their personal collection for the first time.  Copies made from the original negatives are available by contacting them via e-mail or by phone at (505) 870-9393 or (505) 836-1433.

 

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"Navajo Silversmith"
 

"Hopi Woman with Baskets"

"Walpi - Hopi Village"

"Hosteen Clah
Maker of
Sandpainting Rugs"

"Little Navajo Boy Ready for the Ceremonial"

"Navajo Weaver"

"Zuni Olla Maidens"
 

"Water for the
Wedding Feast"

"Hopi Children
with Kachinas"

"Zuni - Baking Bread"

"Zuni Waffle Garden"

"Mail Truck at
Hubbell's Trading Post"

"Old Zuni Mission Church"