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- "Southwest Legacy" Broadside
- Unknown
- Tucson Art Center (Ariz); Tucson Museum of Art--Exhibitions; Broadsides -- United States -- Exhibitions; Galleries & Museums; Art--Arizona--Tucson--Exhibitions; Native American arts; Hopi art--Exhibitions; Acoma Indians; Apache Indians--Arts &...
- The "Southwest Legacy" exhibit ran at the Tucson Museum of Art from January, 31-March 14, 1976. The exhibit was a comprehensive selection of paintings, sculptures, graphics, and crafts by internationally and nationally known western and American...
- Post Office Dedication - 1962
- Unknown
- Marana (Ariz.)
- This is a post office dedication on Sanders and Marana Road. It was built by Sam Chu. The first postmaster was Bob Honea. Mayor Ed Honea (age 14) and his brother Wayne (age 11), are standing next to the school bus on the far left.
- Marana High School
- Unknown
- Marana (Ariz.)
- This is the first Marana High School. It was torn down to make way for the construction of Interstate 10.
- 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....
- 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....
- Students standing in front of the railroad car school at McNary Camp [constructed title], 1932.
- Unknown
- Lumber camps; Education; School children
- This photograph shows the children of loggers who worked for the Cady Lumber Company in McNary. The children attended school in a railroad car.
- Dr. Clifton Harkins with his students in the railroad school at McNary Camp [constructed title], 1932.
- Unknown
- School children; Schools; School buildings
- Dr. Clifton Harkins with his students in the railroad car school at McNary Camp, which was established to support loggers who had come to Arizona with the Cady Lumber Company.
- Overview of the City of Williams
- Unknown
- Williams--history; Atcheson, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company--history
- Overview of Williams looking southwest at Bill Williams Mountain. Note the rail yard in the bottom half of the photo, the stacks of the Saganaw and Manistee Lumber Company Mill and the large white bulding in the center of the photograph. That is...
- The old Williams High School receiving flagpole repair.
- Unknown
- People and Places (Williams, Az.)
- This building, located on Sheridan Ave near 3ed St was used as a school until the new school was build in 1958 at the location of the abandoned Saganaw-Manistee Mill.
- The first school built in Williams
- Unknown
- People and Places (Williams, Az.)
- This was an early grade school that burned down.
- Williams School
- Unknown
- People and Places (Williams, Az.)
- An early school in Williams. This school burned down.
- Williams Grammar School
- Unknown
- People and Places (Williams, Az.)
- Williams Grammar School probably built to replace one of the original grade schools
- Williams High School boys Basketball Team
- Unknown
- People and Places (Williams, Az.)
- The Baskeball team included; top row Dean Sanchez, Alvino Figuroa, Robert Dean Wilson, Bob Starkovitch, and David McNelly. Bottom row, Mark Bird, Art Lopez (later Mayor?), Barry Sutton, Johnny Tissaw, and Jack Grace
- Williams High School Drum and Marching Corp
- Unknown
- People and Places (Williams, Az.)
- The Williams High School football field was located north of town roughly where Interstate 40 is located today. The team played on a field of dirt, rather than grass. The Drum Majorette this year was probably Marjorie McDowell.
- Williams High School Football Team
- Unknown
- People and Places (Williams, Az.)
- The Williams Football Team included; top to bottom, Ken Thompson, Bill Harp, Berry Schnell, Harry Poses (?), Otto Garcia, Jack Schwarz, Paul Gibbs, Pat O'Neill, and Robert Stoken
- Saginaw Manistee Mill
- Unknown
- Logging--Arizona
- Saginaw Manistee Mill. The Williams High School is now in this location.
- Williams elementary school first grade class.
- Unknown
- People and Places (Williams, Az)
- Williams 1st Grade class with Miss Oprah Anderson teacher. Williams first two elementary schools were destroyed by fires.
- Williams High School Girls Basketball Team
- Unknown
- People and Places (Williams, Az)
- Williams High School Girls Basketball Team. The Coach is Miss Marie Miller
- Williams High Guard Anona Sellman
- Unknown
- People and Places (Williams, Az)
- Williams High School Girls Basketball Team Guard Anona Sellman
- Williams High Center Burns McClean
- Unknown
- People and Places (Williams, Az.)
- Williams High School Boys Basketball Team Center Burns McClean