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    • Environmental assessment: CAP water lease from the San Carlos Apache tribe to the town of Gilbert

    • Environmental assessment: CAP water lease from the San Carlos Apache tribe to the town of Gilbert

    • United States. Bureau of Reclamation. Phoenix Area Office.

    • Indians of North America--West (U.S.); Water resources development--West (U.S.); Water-supply--West (U.S.); Water-supply--Arizona--San Carlos Indian Reservation; Water levels--Arizona--Gilbert

    • 43 pages (PDF version). File size: 2.11 MB. Col. ill. Maps. Includes bibliographic references (p. 29). "This Environmental Assessment (EA) describes the environmental effects of the proposed 100-year lease of 5,925 acre-feet annually (afa) of...
    • South Park Avenue Improvement Project: Tucson Department of Transportation

    • South Park Avenue Improvement Project: Tucson Department of Transportation

    • United States. Federal Highway Administration.

    • Environmental justice--Arizona--Tucson--Case studies; Roads--Design and construction--Environmental aspects--Arizona--Tucson--Case studies

    • 11 pages (PDF version). Col. ill. Map. Includes bibliographic references. The study is included in the Transportation and Environmental Justice booklet of case studies because "From an environmental justice standpoint, the South Park Avenue...
    • Investigation of allegations concerning Indian Health Service

    • Investigation of allegations concerning Indian Health Service

    • United States. General Accounting Office.

    • Indian women -- Medical care -- United States; Sterilization of women -- Social aspects -- United States; Indians of North America -- Health and hygiene

    • 38 pages (PDF version). File size: 2525.105 KB. Report B-164031(5) discusses whether the Indian Health Service was in compliance with medical research involving Native American children at boarding schools in Tuba City, AZ, Carson City, Nevada,...
    • Impact of seasonal population variations on frontier communities: maintenance of the healthcare...

    • Impact of seasonal population variations on frontier communities: maintenance of the healthcare infrastructure

    • United States. Office of Rural Health Policy.

    • Rural health services--Arizona--Quartzsite--Evaluation; Rural health services--Alaska--Skagway--Evaluation; Rural health services--Colorado--Lake City/Hinsdale County--Evaluation; Health services accessibility--Arizona--Quartzsite--Evaluation;...

    • 48 pages (PDF version). File size: 1299.229 KB. Maps. The community of Quartzsite, Arizona is one of the three sites used for the case studies. The study was funded with the Frontier Education Center under Contract Number HHSH250200436014C.
    • Winged Victory

    • Winged Victory

    • Unknown

    • Arizona State Capitol (Phoenix, Ariz.); Historical museums; Civic and government museums

    • Seventeen feet tall, weighing 600 pounds, and reaching 95 feet above the ground; Winged Victory, a wind vane, has watched over Arizona government since 1900. Originally the dome on the Capitol building was an off white color like many other...
    • Senate Office

    • Senate Office

    • Unknown

    • Goldwater, Barry M. (Barry Morris), 1909-1998

    • Another Goldwater hobby was making airplane replicas of the aircraft he personally flew. Eventually, the models were donated to the EAA Museum in Oshkosh, WI.
    • Kachina Doll Collection

    • Kachina Doll Collection

    • Unknown

    • Goldwater, Barry M. (Barry Morris), 1909-1998

    • Barry Goldwater with his famous Kachina Doll Collection, described as one of the most extensive in the world. He subsequently donated it to the Heard Museum.
    • Ruth Reinhold (1902-1985)

    • Ruth Reinhold (1902-1985)

    • Unknown

    • Women -- History -- Arizona; Reinhold, Ruth M.; Women Air Pilots -- Arizona

    • One of the first women pilots in Arizona, this great aviator's career in the field of aviation was wide ranging. She flew charter service, sold airplanes, was an instructor in the Civilian Pilot Training Program, and was involved in barnstorming...
    • Teenage boy with his 4-H calf at the Tucson Livestock Show

    • Teenage boy with his 4-H calf at the Tucson Livestock Show

    • Unknown

    • Cattle -- Judging -- Arizona; Teenagers -- Arizona

    • Teenage boy with his 4-H calf at the Tucson Livestock Show. Louie Horrell, left, donated this calf one year before. The 4-H boy cared for it for a year and returned to have it judged and sold
    • Menorah, 1973

    • Menorah, 1973

    • unknown

    • Menorah

    • Mitchell Green (left) and Mark Bellin (right) stand with a mahogany menorah that they designed, made, and donated to Beth El Religious School.
    • Casas Grande Polychrome Jar

    • Casas Grande Polychrome Jar

    • Unknown

    • Archaeology--Arizona; Indian pottery Arizona; Cochise County (Ariz.) Antiquities. Casas Grandes pottery

    • The origin of this artifact is unknown. The United States Border Patrol donated it to Cochise College after confiscating it at the U.S./Mexico border. The jar is 16 cm high with a 17 cm diameter and has an 11 cm lipped opening. It is made of light...
    • Cabin interior

    • Cabin interior

    • Unknown

    • Building Furnishing: Plumbing Fixture; Building Furnishing: Furniture: Table; Building Furnishing: Furniture: Bed

    • The cabin was not served by electricity, gas, water or sewer in its service as a TB convalescent structure. However, the corner of the cabin exhibits a "dry sink." Santos Rubira installed the sink and a wood stove when he converted the structure...
    • First Glendale Library

    • First Glendale Library

    • Unknown

    • Libraries--Glendale, Az. Librarians

    • In 1895, Vic Messenger, a member of the first class of Stanford University, came to Glendale to manage Ryder Lumber and Hardware Company. With him, he carried 400 books, all of which he donated as the first library collection available to the...

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