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Happy 100th Birthday Arizona ! 1912-2012 Recalling the past hundred years and before—the renown, the forgotten and the secret.
Category Archives: Ajo
Scenes in old Ajo, Arizona[click on an image to see full size; right-click to save] The Tucson, Cornelia & Gila Bend Railroad ran 42 miles of single track from the Southern Pacific at Gila Bend to an attractive mission style … Continue reading
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A is for Ajo, Alpine and Apache Junction. Arivaca, Ash Fork and Avondale.Don’t forget Adamana, Ahwatukee and Anthem!B is for Benson, Bisbee and Bullhead City. Also Bagdad, Buckeye, Bowie and Bylas.C is for Calabasas, Casa Grande and Chandler. Not to … Continue reading
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