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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: Nogales
Ambos Nogales Face Across the BorderAfter the Spanish conquest of Pimeria Alta, the road from Tucson south became an important economic link for the pueblos, missions and ranchos in the Santa Cruz River valley. One fork in the road headed … Continue reading
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This postcard from around 1905 shows the lush broadleaf trees and shrubs that grow on the hills and in valleys along small streams around Nogales and extending into Mexico. For modern pictures of the hills surrounding the Arizona ranch in … Continue reading
Posted in Nogales, Rancho Esmeralda, Tumacacori
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