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    • "Campaign for Statehood" Exhibit

    • "Campaign for Statehood" Exhibit

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    • Arizona State Capitol (Phoenix, Ariz.); Historical museums; Civic and government museums

    • After construction was completed on the new capitol building in 1901, Arizona once again began its campaign for statehood. Unfortunately, the U. S. Government was wary of granting statehood to Arizona believing its infrastructure was unstable, its...
    • January 19

    • January 19

    • Tucson Citizen

    • Kitt Peak National Observatory--History

    • On this date in 1956, it was reported that Kitt Peak was under consideration as an observatory site. This photo shows the board of the Association for Research in Astronomy officials of the National Science Foundation visiting during the...
    • Gen. Nelson A. Miles

    • Gen. Nelson A. Miles

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    • Miles, Nelson Appleton, 1839-1925 Photographs

    • Gen. Nelson A. Miles who took over after Gen. George Crook and the last general to confront the Apache resistance.
    • Frederick "Fritz" Contzen, 1834-1909

    • Frederick "Fritz" Contzen, 1834-1909

    • Arizona-Pioneer (U.S. Boundry Survey)

    • Contzen, Fritz, 1831-1909 -- Photographs.

    • Studio portrait of Frederick Contzen. A native of Germany, Frederick "Fritz" Contzen came to the United States at the age of 14 with his older brother Julius. They landed in Galveston, Texas and joined the Texas Rangers. His ranch, located about...
    • Toe Dancer for March of Dimes, 1952

    • Toe Dancer for March of Dimes, 1952

    • Markow Photography

    • Jewish life; March of Dimes

    • In this publicity shot for the "Jewish News of Greater Phoenix," a ballet dancer and the organizing committee advertise an upcoming dance benefitting the March of Dimes. The poster says "Dance So They Can Walk." At the time this photo was taken in...
    • Cochise County Arizona Minutes District Court Volume I

    • Cochise County Arizona Minutes District Court Volume I

    • Cochise County Clerk of Superior Court

    • Arizona -- History, Local; Bisbee (Ariz.); Tombstone (Ariz.);

    • Page Nineteen: T. Wallace, Ben Scott, Adams, Green, Fredericks and Hill, W. Teseufeld, Vizina Consolidated Mining Company, J. Albright
    • William Stafford, 1968

    • William Stafford, 1968

    • Holbert, Nancy Carrick

    • American poetry--20th century.

    • Photograph of poet William Stafford taken on February 21, 1968 by Nancy Carrick Holbert. Stafford read for the Poetry Center on February 22, 1968 and again in 1972, 1976, and 1982. Recordings of his 1972 and 1976 readings may be accessed on voca,...
    • 1968-1969 Album Cover

    • 1968-1969 Album Cover

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    • GFWC Desert Jade Woman's Club

    • Light, green album (plastic covers) made for President Helen Tang.
    • Border 2012: U.S.-Mexico environmental program

    • Border 2012: U.S.-Mexico environmental program

    • United States. Environmental Protection Agency.

    • Environmental health--Mexican-American Border Region; Public health--Mexican-American Border Region; Pollution--Mexican-American Border Region; Hazardous wastes--Mexican-American Border Region; Natural resources--Mexican-American Border Region;...

    • 34 pages (PDF version). File size: 3828.521 KB. EPA-160-R-03-001. Border 2012 is a bi-national program of the U.S. and Mexico to further public health and environmental goals of a 63 mile region on either side of the shared border. Goals include...
    • South 1st Avenue

    • South 1st Avenue

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    • Glendale (Ariz.)--History

    • South 1st Avenue (58th Drive), around 1920.
    • Chase Creek Canyon, 1910

    • Chase Creek Canyon, 1910

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    • Mining; Mining--Arizona;

    • The train track on the left is the Shannon Railroad which ran from the north end of Metcalf to Shannon Hill. It came up out of the canyon where the Conoco station is today and went east to Shannon Hill.

      The retaining wall holding up the...
    • R. H. Johnson Recreation Center nearing completion.

    • R. H. Johnson Recreation Center nearing completion.

    • Del E. Webb Construction Company

    • Sun City West, Arizona; Construction -- Planning; Development;

    • This photograph, taken in April 1979, is the last of 11 aerial photos taken by the Del E. Webb Construction Company recording the construction of the R. H. Johnson Recreation Center. Hillcrest Golf Course is on the right of the Center. R. H....
    • Branding Colts in a Corral in Spring Valley

    • Branding Colts in a Corral in Spring Valley

    • Forrest, Earle R. (Earle Robert), 1883-1969

    • Cattle--Marking; Horses.

    • On the horse round-up. Branding colts in a corral in Spring Valley, Coconino County, AZ Territory. [Forrest:] Spring Valley is west of the San Francisco Mountains. Eli Lucero, a CO Bar cowboy, is mounted on the white horse, Old Smut, "a famous rope...
    • Courtland, Cochise County

    • Courtland, Cochise County

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    • Arizona -- History -- To 1912; Postal service -- Arizona – History; Postmarks – Arizona; Cancellations (Philately) – Arizona; Covers (Philately) – Arizona; Postal stationery; Post office buildings -- Arizona

    • Cancelled postal card mailed from Courtland, Ariz., November 3, 1909. Courtland Young was one of the owners of the Great Western Mining Company established in 1909, by his brother, W. J. Young. The post office was established on March 13, 1909...
    • Latinos Who Serve - Called to duty

    • Latinos Who Serve - Called to duty

    • Latino Perspectives Magazine

    • Arizona -- Latino -- Veterans

    • It takes a special type of person willing to consider a lifetime career in law enforcement. Phoenix Police Department Commander Sandra T. Renteria is one such individual.
    • The Thunderbird, Fall 1979

    • The Thunderbird, Fall 1979

    • Thunderbird School of Global Management; Thunderbird, the Garvin School of International Management; Thunderbird, the American Graduate School of International Management; American Graduate School of International Management; Thunderbird Graduate...

    • Thunderbird alumni magazine; Thunderbird annual report.

    • The Thunderbird alumni magazine collection contains archival issues of the school’s main publication aimed at informing and connecting the Thunderbird community, especially alumni. Feature articles, profiles, interviews, news, events and alumni...
    • Flag Parade

    • Flag Parade

    • Robert Markow

    • World War II; Thunderbird Field I; Flags--1940-1950

    • Flags line the road to the administration building of Thunderbird Field I while cadets stand at attention. The flags symbolize the 26 countries from which cadets came to Thunderbird Field I to train.

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