The Economic Times

In 1934, in America's strangest honeymoon, Arizona couple chose a roofless 900-year-old crumbling monument with snakes and scorpions as company. The famous couple later worked in 8 national monuments and divorced 11 years later

In 1934, Arizona newlyweds Sallie Pierce Brewer and Jim Brewer began their married life in one of Americas most unusual settings, the ancient Wupatki Pueblo, a centuries-old desert settlement where their living quarters had no roof and snakes and scorpions were part of the surroundings. Their unusual life took them across eight Southwestern national monuments, while Sallie went on to build an important career in archaeology and the National Park Service