Category Archives: American Indians

Posted on September 30, 2010 by Robert Lucas

Arizona Once Revered the Swastika Eighty years ago you saw it everywhere in Arizona. That strange symbol, once venerated, now hated, but always misunderstood. Every Arizona Highway route marker used to carry the swastika emblazoned on an Indian arrowhead. As … Continue reading →

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Posted on March 15, 2010 by Robert Lucas

Globe: The Greatest Copper Camp Survived Without Copper Searching for gold, prospectors found silver instead, in the rugged mountains south of the Salt River canyon in the early 1870s. Within a few years, Globe City would be built along Pinal … Continue reading →

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