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- “Wrap It, Stamp It, Mail It…and Pray”
- Udall, Morris K.
- Udall, Morris K.; United States Postal Service
- Morris K. Udall criticizes the Postal Service system in Claremont McKenna College's publication "Res Publica"
- #5 Locomotive, Metcalf, 1915
- Unknown
- Mining; Mining--Arizona;
- The Number 5 Locomotive at the bottom of the Coronado incline, one of three locomotives left at the Coronado minesite and stored in a redwood barn built over three engines. Tracks were removed and sold for their steel during the early war years. ...
- 12th aero squadron aircraft at Camp Little
- Unknown
- Airplanes, Military--History; Arizona--History--1912-1950
- Five 12th Aero Squadron aircraft at Camp Little near Nogales, Arizona.
- 158th Infantry Band
- San Diego Photo News Service Liberty Studio
- Arizona National Guard; Bushmasters
- Arizona’s First Infantry Regiment was drafted into Federal Service for World War I, August 5, 1917 as part of the 40th Division. The Regiment was re-designated as the 158th Infantry Regiment on October 3, 1917 and sent overseas in July and...
- 158th Infantry colors on display
- Unknown
- Arizona National Guard; Bushmasters
- 158th Infantry colors on display.
- 158th Infantry in formation at Naco, Arizona, 1917
- Dix Studio Bisbee, Arizona
- Arizona National Guard; Bushmasters
- The 158th Infantry had previously been the 1st Arizona Infantry--the Arizona militia-- with roots to the Indian Wars, but after it was deployed in the Punitive Expedition it was federally redesignated as the 158th Infantry on October 3, 1917. This...
- 158th Regimental Combat Team “Bushmasters” exhibit
- Abodeely, Colonel Joseph E. (Ret.), USA
- Military
- “Bushmasters” exhibit with General MacArthur’s accolade. The exhibit depicts weapons, insignia, photos and accoutrements relating to 158th Regimental Combat Team.
- 1884 Log cabin
- Unknown
- Structure; Building; House
- Hand hewn squared logs used in log cabin built in 1884. It has one side window, one front door, one side door, two back windows and a loft. The Hancock Log Cabin was built around 1890 near Silver Creek on the East Side of Tumbleweed Street....
- 1884 Log cabin kitchen area
- Unknown
- Structure; Building; House
- Hand hewn squared logs used in log cabin built in 1884. It has one side window, one front door, one side door, two back windows and a loft. The Hancock Log Cabin was built around 1890 near Silver Creek on the East Side of Tumbleweed Street....
- 1889, Jerome Territorial Cover
- Unknown
- Postmarks—Arizona
- Canceled territorial cover mailed from Jerome, Arizona to Bloomfield, Iowa. Dated March 26, 1889.
- 1898 Cover with Redington Cancellation
- E.O. Stratton
- Cancellations (Philately)--United States; Post Office Archives; Arizona--History-- 1920-1940;
- Cancelled Cover from Redington, AZ in 1898. Addressed to Mrs. Thos. F. Jones, Arletta, Washington.
- 1898, Jerome Territorial Cover
- Unknown
- Postmarks—Arizona
- Territorial cover addressed to Jerome, Arizona, with a Kellogg, Iowa cancellation and dated November 20, 1898. Jerome backstamp of November 26, 1898.
- 1899, Jerome Territorial Cover
- Unknown
- Postmarks—Arizona
- Territorial cover addressed to Lancaster, Massachusetts, with a Jerome cancellation dated November 8, 1899.
- 1900 Standifird home
- Brimhall family
- Structure; Buildings; House
- Home built from native sandstone with walls two feet thick, two chimneys and a tin roof. James Pearce and John H. Standifird were the two first settlers in Taylor. The Standifird Home was built in about 1900 by the Brimhalls. It was rented out ...
- 1900 Standifird home parlor
- Brimhall family
- Structure; Buildings; House
- Home built from native sandstone with walls two feet thick, two chimneys and a tin roof. James Pearce and John H. Standifird were the two first settlers in Taylor. The Standifird Home was built in about 1900 by the Brimhalls. It was rented out ...
- 1900 Standifird home upstairs A
- Brimhall family
- Structure; Buildings; House
- Home built from native sandstone with walls two feet thick, two chimneys and a tin roof. James Pearce and John H. Standifird were the two first settlers in Taylor. The Standifird Home was built in about 1900 by the Brimhalls. It was rented out ...
- 1900 Standifird home upstairs B
- Brimhall family
- Structure; Buildings; House
- Home built from native sandstone with walls two feet thick, two chimneys and a tin roof. James Pearce and John H. Standifird were the two first settlers in Taylor. The Standifird Home was built in about 1900 by the Brimhalls. It was rented out ...
- 1900, Jerome Territorial Cover
- Unknown
- Postmarks—Arizona
- Territorial cover addressed to Phoenix, Arizona, with a Jerome postmark of 1900.
- 1901, Oracle territorial cover
- Unknown
- Postmarks—Arizona
- Territorial cover addressed to Brainerd, Kansas, with an Oracle cancellation dated October 22, 1901.
- 1902, Oracle territorial cover
- Unknown
- Postmarks—Arizona
- Territorial cover to a mining company in Gold Coast, West Africa, with Oracle cancellation of July 17, 1902.