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- Photograph of three women standing in a park in Phoenix (Ariz.)
- Unknown
- Arizona Title Company employees; Phoenix (Ariz.
- Photograph of three young women, employees of Arizona Title Company, standing in the Maricopa County Courthouse Park in Phoenix (Ariz.). The Phoenix business district is visible behind them.
- Photograph of five women standing in a park in Phoenix (Ariz.)
- Unknown
- Arizona Title Company employees; Johns, Mabel;
- Photograph of five young women, employees of Arizona Title Company, standing in the Maricopa County Courthouse Park in Phoenix (Ariz.). The Phoenix business district is visible behind them.
- Photograph of swimming pool at Riverside Park in Phoenix (Ariz.)
- Unknown
- Riverside Park; Swimming pools; Parks--Arizona--Phoenix;
- Photograph of swimming pool at Riverside Park in Phoenix (Ariz.)
- Photograph of two girls standing in front of a sign for Inglewood Park in Phoenix (Ariz.)
- Unknown
- Inglewood Park; Bloomers;
- Photograph of two girls standing in front of a sign for Inglewood Park in Phoenix (Ariz.). The girls are dressed identically in bloomers and lace caps.
- May Day 1891 Kingman, Arizona
- Unknown
- Mohave County (Ariz.) Transportation
- "Picnic to Jack Johnsons. First stagecoach owned by Taggart and Beecher." Richard Taggart and Gus Beecher were prominent local merchants in Kingman and Mineral Park. This is probably a Taggart and Beecher coach belonging to the Kingman/Mineral...
- Kay Family from Chloride
- Unknown
- Mohave County (Ariz.) Transportation
- The Kay family was an early Mohave County pioneer family instrumental in developing mining properties in the Chloride-Mineral Park area. John Kay, the partriarch of the family arrived in the area about 1885. John's wife, Cordelia Chapman Welbourn...
- Horse Drawn Surry
- Unknown
- Mohave County (Ariz.) Transportation
- Fletcher Talbert and Ora Gruninger families on a Sunday outing near Kingman, Arizona ca. 1910. Mr. Talbert may have been connected to Richard Taggart, a prominent Kingman business man who partnered with Gus Beecher to run the Kingman-Mineral...
- Holbrook, Arizona - Home of the Petrified Forest National Park sign
- Unknown
- Communication Artifact: Art: Painting
- Painting on wood shows: 21 Restaurants 784 Hotel Rooms 16 Gas Station Services 218 RV Spaces all in Holbrook, AZ. This painting shows the Navajo Historical Court House which is a Visitors Center and Museum.
- Earl Jackson showing a visitor the Castle
- Unknown
- Archeology—Cliff Dwellings; Archeology—Architecture, Primitive; Arizona–Antiquities—Montezuma’s Castle National Park (Ariz.)
- Earl Jackson, son of Martin Jackson (the first custodian of Montezuma Castle National Monument), showing the site to a visitor
- View of cliff dwellings inside Montezuma Well
- Unknown
- Archeology—Cliff Dwellings; Archeology—Architecture, Primitive; Arizona–Antiquities—Montezuma’s Castle National Park (Ariz.)
- Photograph of the interior of Montezuma Well, Montezuma Castle National Monument
- Fred G. Steenberg on horseback
- Unknown
- Archeology—Cliff Dwellings; Archeology—Architecture, Primitive; Arizona–Antiquities—Montezuma’s Castle National Park (Ariz.)
- Photograph of Fred G. Steenberg, early explorer of Montezuma Castle.
- Fred G. Steenberg at Montezuma Castle
- Unknown
- Archeology—Cliff Dwellings; Archeology—Architecture, Primitive; Arizona–Antiquities—Montezuma’s Castle National Park (Ariz.)
- Photo of Fred G. Steenberg, early explorer, at Montezuma Castle.
- pre 1897 photograph of Montezuma Castle
- unknown
- Prehistoric archaeology; Arizona--Camp Verde: National Park Service
- Photograph of Montezuma Castle Cliff Dwelling taken pre-1897
- Frank "Boss" Pinkley with a Model A
- Unknown
- Archeology—Cliff Dwellings; Archeology—Architecture, Primitive; Arizona–Antiquities—Montezuma’s Castle National Park (Ariz.)
- Photo of Frank "Boss" Pinkley in camp at Montezuma Well with a Model A Ford
- Frank Pinkley and Martin Jackson
- Unknown
- Archeology—Cliff Dwellings; Archeology—Architecture, Primitive; Arizona–Antiquities—Montezuma’s Castle National Park (Ariz.)
- Photo of Frank "Boss" Pinkley and site custodian Martin Jackson at the Jackson homestead, 1 mile south of Montezuma Castle
- Director and family of a production at Montezuma Castle with Native American actors
- Unknown
- Archeology—Cliff Dwellings; Archeology—Architecture, Primitive; Arizona–Antiquities—Montezuma’s Castle National Park (Ariz.)
- Photo card reads, "Director and family, 'Flaming Arrow', with Indians". Most likely the film was called "Flaming Feather" and the photo features either director Ray Enright or Nat Holt, producer. Photo taken west of Castle A.
- pre1897 natl archives
- unknown
- Prehistoric archaeology; Arizona--Camp Verde: National Park Service
- Photograph of Montezuma Castle Cliff Dwelling taken pre-1897
- Entrance sign to Montezuma Castle
- Unknown
- Archeology—Cliff Dwellings; Archeology—Architecture, Primitive; Arizona–Antiquities—Montezuma’s Castle National Park (Ariz.)
- Early entrance sign to Montezuma Castle
- Historic camp at Montezuma Castle cliff dwelling
- Unknown
- Archeology—Cliff Dwellings; Archeology—Architecture, Primitive; Arizona–Antiquities—Montezuma’s Castle National Park (Ariz.)
- Historic camp at Montezuma Castle cliff dwelling
- Frank "Boss" Pinkley and Martin Jackson at Montezuma Castle
- Unknown
- Archeology—Cliff Dwellings; Archeology—Architecture, Primitive; Arizona–Antiquities—Montezuma’s Castle National Park (Ariz.)
- Frank Pinkley and Martin Jackson at Montezuma Castle during stabilization work.