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- History of large federal dams: planning, design, and construction in the era of big dams
- Billington, David P.
- Dams--United States--History; Dams--United States--Design and construction
- 623 pages (PDF version). File size: 10300.81 KB. The work places the building of Arizona's Roosevelt and other dams in the context of federal dam building as a whole. Includes bibliographical references and index.
- Annual report / Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records.
- Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records.
- Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records--Periodicals; Libraries--Arizona; Museums--Arizona; Archives--Arizona; Public records--Arizona;
- This title contains one or more publications. Annual report.
- City of Tombstone State Route 80 alternate route PARA study
- URS Corporation
- Transportation--Arizona--Tombstone; City planning--Arizona--Tombstone
- This title contains one or more publications
- Oral history interview with Bobby Howell
- Howell, Bobby
- Mormon Church
- Bobby Howell talks about growing up in Luna, New Mexico, and changes since the 1940s.
- March 25
- Fly, C. S.
- Mines and mineral resources--Arizona--Tombstone
- Water appeared on this date in 1881 in the rich silver mines of Tombstone. This photo from the early 1880s shows a pack train pulling a load of ore from a Tombstone mine.
- July 22
- Unknown
- Nogales (Ariz.)--History
- On this date in 1893, the City of Nogales was incorporated. This photograph, showing the International Hotel and Odd Fellows' Hall, a Second Hand Store/Tienda de Segundo Mano and a moored hot air balloon, is identified as a view of Nogales in the...
- November 21
- Unknown
- Tucson (Ariz.)--Photographs--19th century
- On this date in 1902, the Arizona Daily Star reported that Tucson was known far and wide as a health resort and as a center for agriculture, cattle ranching and mining. This photo shows Tucson circa the 1880s.
- Portrait of Francisco Encinas and company, ca. 1880s.
- Buehman and Hartwell
- Portrait Photography; Mexican Americans--History; Arizona
- This is a portrait of Francisco Encinas (center) and two unidentified persons. Francisco was the father of Luz Encinas. He was born in Ures, Sonora, Mexico. The image was taken in ca. 1880s.
- Portrait of the Family Loustaunau, ca. 1880s.
- Unknown
- Portrait Photography; Mexican Americans--History; Arizona
- This is a portrait of the family of Adolfo Loustaunau taken ca. 1880s. Identified in the photograph is Ernestina Loustaunau Quihuis (first row-second from right).
- Transportation in Arizona
- Transportation; Arizona
- 4th Grade
- This unit introduces students to the use and distinction between primary and secondary sources. Students will use primary and secondary source photos and print resources to learn about how innovations in transportation in Arizona helped the growth...
- Wood plenty, grass good, water none vegetation changes in Arizona's Upper Verde River Watershed from 1850 to 1997
- Shaw, Harley G.
- Vegetation monitoring -- Arizona -- Verde River Watershed; Vegetation dynamics -- Arizona -- Verde River Watershed;
- 58 pages (PDF version). File size: 5578.593 KB.
- Manuela Sánchez Sotelo and María Sotelo Miller
- Raul H. Castro Institute and Latino Perspectives Magazine
- Maricopa County (Ariz.)--History; Maricopa County (Ariz.)--History--Miscellanea; Tempe (Ariz.)—History; first Mexican family to settle in Salt River Valley area (Ariz.)--History
- Unimaginable hardships faced the settlers from Mexico and the eastern United States who began becoming to the Salt River Valley in the 1860s and 1870s. The unforgiving terrain challenged farming skills, required homesteading talents and presented...
- AZB Arizona Business: Arizona State University's Monthly Newsletter on the Arizona Economy
- Arizona State University Bureau of Business and Economic Research
- Arizona--Commerce--Periodicals; Arizona--Economic conditions--Periodicals
- This title contains one or more items
- Sarah Fisher Goldwater (1859-1934)
- Unknown
- Goldwater family
- Known as Aunt Sallie, wife of Morris, she was the daughter of a pioneering family who came to the Prescott area from Missouri. She was a widow who ran a boarding house. She and Morris married late in life.
- Early Bisbee Arizona
- Unknown
- Arizona--History; Cities and towns
- Site of "The Bisbee Massacre" December 8, 1883 at the Castenada and Goldwater Store run by Joe Goldwater. During the store robbery, three men and a pregnant woman were killed.
- Baron Goldwater (lower right) 1866-1929
- Unknown
- Goldwater family
- Barry Goldwater's father in his early years. Baron was charming, suave, and a dedicated bachelor until he met Jo Williams shopping in the Goldwater Store.
- Prescott Dude Firehorse Company
- Unknown
- Goldwater family
- Founder and lifelong member of the "Prescott Dudes" Morris Goldwater appears fourth from right.
- Arizona Highways. January, 1987
- Arizona Highways Commission
- Arizona; Arizona Highways Magazine; Arizona Department of Transportation
- CONTENTS
  
  Water and the Desert Dweller by Dennis B. Farrell 4
  
  High Sky and Wide Silence by Ellen Frell 12
  
  Snow on the Desert: A Portfolio 16
  
  The Westernmost Skirmish of the Civil War by Bernard...
- Peace Family History
- Jayne Peace Pyle
- Oral histories; Arizona History; Arizona History 19th century; Arizona History 20th Century; Gila County (Ariz.); Biography; Cattle--West (U.S.)--History; Ranching History of Gila County; Ranch managers--Arizona; U.S. Forest Service; Homesteaders...
- Seven generations ago, Jayne's great-great grandparents Cornelius and Parmelia Jackson and her great grandparents, Texas Ranger Will and Ellen Jackson Neal, and her father Neely Jackson and family left Texas in the late 1880s looking for good...
- Bacon Family History
- Ed and Earl Bacon
- Oral histories; Arizona History; Arizona History 19th century; Arizona History 20th Century; Gila County (Ariz.); Biography; Cattle--West (U.S.)--History; Ranching History of Gila County; Ranch managers--Arizona; U.S. Forest Service; Salt River...
- Pete Bacon, Ed's great grandfather, moved his family to the Roosevelt Lake Basin in the 1880s from parts unknown in search of the opportunity to grow cattle and for the mines. Each subsequent generation adapted as ranchers in the mining/ranching...