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- President's report / Arizona Sports and Tourism Authority
- Arizona. Tourism and Sports Authority.
- Arizona. Tourism and Sports Authority-- Periodicals; Sports and tourism--Arizona--Periodicals; Sports and state -Arizona--Periodicals;
- This title contains one or more publications. Monthly. Currently titled: Monthly report.
- Learning Packet: Work
- Sonoran Heritage and Tucson Public Library (Pima County Public Library)
- Working class -- Arizona -- History; Technology -- Social aspects -- Arizona -- History; Occupations -- Arizona -- History.
- The "Work" learning packet is designed to encourage the user to define work and employment in its past and present forms, as well as to promote discussion of the varying ways of life of the different cultures present in the Sonoran Desert region....
- Photograph of a group of people celebrating a Thanksgiving picnic in Phoenix (Ariz.)
- Unknown
- Sturges, C.M. & Co. Carriages; Picnics--Arizona--Phoenix; Thanksgiving--Arizona--Phoenix; Carriages & Coaches--Arizona--Phoenix; Hiatt House;
- Photograph of a group of people celebrating a Thanksgiving picnic in Phoenix (Ariz.) The people were apparently guests of the Hiatt House . Carriage reads--Golden Eagle Stables, C. M. Sturges & Co.
- Photograph of a buggy being pulled by two horses in the Petrified Forest (now Petrified National Forest) near Holbrook (Ariz.)
- Unknown
- Carriages & coaches; Petrified Forest (Ariz. Carriages & coaches--Arizona--Holbrook;
- Photograph of a buggy being pulled by two horses in the Petrified Forest (now Petrified National Forest) near Holbrook (Ariz.)
- Photograph of a horse and buggy near Porter Wash, Holbrook (Ariz.)
- Unknown
- Carriages & coaches; Porter Wash (Ariz. Carriages & coaches--Arizona--Holbrook;
- Photograph of a horse and buggy near Porter Wash, Holbrook (Ariz.)
- Motor vehicle law of the State of Arizona
- Arizona Office of the Secretary of State
- Automobiles--Law and legislation--Arizona; Traffic regulations--Arizona
- This title contains one or more publications.
- Horse and Buggy
- Unknown
- Carriages and carts -- United States. Horses.
- Horse and Buggy
- Wool Wagon
- Unknown
- Carriages and carts -- United States. Horses.
- "Wool wagons of the Western hills. Wool is often hauled 100 or more miles. High value per lb"
- Lumber Wagon
- Unknown
- Carriages and carts -- United States. Horses.
- Wagon transporting lumber
- Lumber Wagon
- Unknown
- Carriages and carts -- United States. Horses.
- Wagons transporting lumber
- Horse and buggy
- Unknown
- Carriages and carts -- United States. Horses.
- "Old wood cut picture of the Emigrant Toll Road, 1865 illustrating a trip in a six horse coach from Lake Tahoe to Placerville" from Albert D. Richardson's book "Beyond the Mississippi"
- Horse and Wagon
- Unknown
- Carriages and carts -- United States. Horses.
- "Crossing the Plains" - Wagon
- Horse and wagon
- Unknown
- Carriages and carts -- United States. Horses.
- "In 1859, more than 100,000 people headed for the hills with Pikes Peak or Bust painted on their wagons"
- Horse and Wagon
- Unknown
- Carriages and carts -- United States. Horses.
- Horse drawn wagon
- Arizona Highways. January, 1931
- Arizona Highways
- Arizona; Arizona Highways Magazine; Arizona Department of Transportation
- CONTENTS
  
  Arizona's Sharing in Emergency Aid
  By W. W. Lane, State Engineer 3
  
  Civilization Follows the Road
  By Mrs. Lamar Cobb 5
  
  Prosperity, Progress Lies Ahead
  By Gov. George W. P. Hunt 6
  
  White...
- People in a Bass Camp carriage.
- Maude, F.H. (Frederic Hamer)
- Carriages and carts
- Colorized. Men and women in a yellow carriage with "Bass Camp" written on side and a fringed top. Carriage hitched to two light grey horses.
- Men, horses, and a carriage hitched to two horses.
- Maude, F.H. (Frederic Hamer)
- Carriages and carts; horses
- Black and white. The backside of a man doing some work on the ground. Behind him, horses and men, including two horses hitched to a coach.
- Crossing the Little Colorado River.
- Maude, F.H. (Frederic Hamer)
- Horses; Carriages and carts; Fords (Stream crossings); Little Colorado River (N.M. and Ariz.)
- Colorized. Back-left view of small covered wagon/cart with red wheels pulled by two brown horses fording a river. Another cart hitched to horses and a tepee-like structure in background on opposite side of bank.
- Surrey by a stream.
- Unknown
- River channels; Carriages and carts
- Black and white. Stream curving from middle to left (water looks frothy). Tall embankment and trees to left. Surrey with people inside and one man outside to right.
- Adventures of Huckleberry Finn - Mark Twain