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    • December 7

    • December 7

    • Kohler, John

    • Benedictine Sanctuary of Perpetual Adoration (Tucson, Ariz.)

    • Visitors were invited on this date in 1940 to the newly completed Benedictine Convent of Perpetual Adoration in Tucson. Silence was observed by nuns of the order during their work making communion wafers and first communion articles. This...
    • February 3

    • February 3

    • Buehman Studio

    • Flour mills--Arizona--Tucson

    • Warned by Washington that the U.S. must save food if it is to win the war, Arizona flour mills on this date in 1918 began making barley and corn flour to conserve wheat. This undated photo shows the Eagle Mills company in Tucson.
    • July 6

    • July 6

    • Unknown

    • Earp, Warren Baxter, 1855-1900--Death and burial; Earp family

    • Warren Earp, youngest of the Earp brothers, was shot to death in the Headquarters Saloon in Willcox by John Boyett on this date in 1900. This portrait of Warren Earp is undated.
    • March 25

    • 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.
    • February 22

    • February 22

    • Baer, Erwin

    • Floods--Arizona--Walnut Grove

    • Weakened by rains and flood waters, the Walnut Grove Dam on the Hassayampa River collapses on this date in 1890 killing 50 people and destroying property as far south as Wickenburg. This photo shows the remnants of the dam after the flood.
    • December 9

    • December 9

    • Wallace, Norman G.

    • Wupatki National Monument (Ariz.)

    • Wupatki prehistoric ruins were made a National Monument on this date in 1924. This 1933 photo shows some of the structures at Wupatki.
    • January 13

    • January 13

    • Unknown

    • Earp, Wyatt, 1848-1929; Violence--Arizona--Tombstone--History--19th century

    • Wyatt Earp, participant in the famous 1881 shoot-out at the O.K. Corral in Tombstone, died peacefully at the age of 81, in Los Angeles, California, on this date in 1929. This portrait of Earp is dated 1925.

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