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- Deportation of 1917
- Unknown
- Mining
- Striking miners were deported on cattle cars during the summer of 1917.
- Deportation of 1917
- Unknown
- Mining
- Townspeople were used as security to round up striking miners during deportation in summer of 1917.
- Deportation of 1917
- Unknown
- Mining
- Deportation caused by striking miners in summer of 1917. Important mining officials were used to round up striking miners for deportation.
- Anna Day
- Unknown
- Day Family
- Portrait of Anna Day, wife of Sam Day, Sr. Back of photograph is inscribed with a message from Anna, "Merry Christmas to Sammie E. Day, Jr with lots of love, from Mamma." Portrait was taken at St. Michaels, Arizona.
- Notebook with record of items purchased, names and addresses,and survey measurements, 1917?
- Unknown
- Surveying--Arizona
- Includes lists of addresses, items with prices, survey notes that include information about terrain. Mentions surveying a coal mine.
- Harvey House Crew of 1917
- Unknown
- Communication Artifacts; Documentary Artifact: Print, Photographic
- Photograph of one half of the Harvey House Crew taken in 1917. Seated at right are W. V. Belding, Manager, Mrs. Belding, and their son, Walter. At right, standing
- Fairview, Graham County
- Unknown
- Arizona -- History -- To 1912; Postal service -- Arizona – History; Postmarks – Arizona; Cancellations (Philately) – Arizona; Covers (Philately) – Arizona; Postcards -- Arizona
- Cancelled postcard mailed March 31, 1911, from Fairview, Ariz. This post office changed names several times in the course of its history. It was first established as "Matthews" on February 9, 1897 and was discontinued on on May 1, 1906. A few...
- Bejarano Family in Rosemont Mining Camp
- Unknown
- Mining camps--Arizona--History.
- The Bejarano family lived in a tent at Rosemont Mining Camp while Felipe Bejarano worked hauling ore. This photo was taken in 1917. Left to right: Armando, Hector, Adelina's mother, Rebecca, Adelina, and Gertrude.
- Rosemont Mine Workforce
- Unknown
- Mining camps--Arizona--History.
- Miners and other workers at the Rosemont Mine in the Santa Rita Mountains. Felipe Bejarano (wearing hat) is seated in the front row. His sons Celso and Mario are seated to his left.
- Transportation in 1917
- Unknown
- Transportation—Arizona—History
- Boney Hughes' hacks (horses). It was a wild ride from the station down to the lower level of Jerome, several hundred feet below.
- Postmaster's Daily Summary, Form PS 708
- Unknown
- Post Office Archives
- Financial information about postal savings was carefully entered into the Postmaster's Daily Summary. The postmaster kept track of total debits and credits, in the format of Postal Savings Certificates issued and paid. This particular book...
- Cash Book of the International Money Order Office
- Unknown
- Post Office Archives
- The Postal Service changed record-keeping policies and required postmasters to use a separate book for international money orders. This book was used between 1917 and 1920.
- 1st Oil Derrick, Chino Valley, Arizona
- Unknown
- Mines; Mining
- Arizona-Oklahoma Gas and Oil Co., 1st Derrick, Oct 24, 1917 in Chino Valley, Arizona
- Water Wheel on Hassayampa River
- Unknown
- Mines & Mining
- Water Wheel on Hassayampa River, c. 1917
- Etta Mill
- Unknown
- Mines & Mining
- Etta Mill, c. 1917
- Congress Mine
- Unknown
- Mines & Mining
- Congress Gold Mine (Frank Murphy bought the mine for Diamond Joe Reynolds), c. 1917
- Yeager Mill
- Unknown
- Mines & Mining
- Yeager Mill, c. 1917
- Mill at Crown King
- Unknown
- Mines & Mining
- Mill at Crown King, c. 1917
- The Jim Thompson cabin, early 1880s
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- Pioneers--Arizona--Sedona
- In 1912, Jim took another homestead of about 56 acres adjoining his original. As his children matured he helped some of them homestead near him. His daughter, Clara, married before she proved up and was not allowed to take title so she...
- Oak Creek first families and friends picnic at Banjo Bill Springs
- Unknown
- Pioneers--Arizona--Sedona
- Picnics on the Fourth of July have long been a tradition for residents of Oak Creek Canyon. Times like these were for the scattered residents to get together and swap stories and socialize. For young people, picnics were a chance to meet each...