Category: Arizona
The Army’s Camel Caravan
How do you move people and supplies across a desert? Well, the answer may depend on what desert you are attempting to cross. The U.S….
Steamboats in the Desert
When you picture steamboats, we may have images of stately paddle wheeled ships moving up and down the Mississippi River. So, it may seem odd…
In Search of Good Fences
Every rancher knows they need good fences to keep the herd from running wild on the neighbor’s property. In the 1850s there were not any…
Standin’ on a Corner
This song hit number 12 on the billboard charts 50 years ago, and it’s popularity seems to keep growing. In fact, this town likes the…
The Daily, Six-Hour Bus Ride
Some students must ride a bus to school. But imagine a school district where a student might spend nearly six hours simply riding to and…
The Modern Day Medicine Man
You may have thought the use of Medicine Men was a thing of the past. Not here. In fact, this man has found the combination…
Teaching Native American Traditions
Clyde McBride may have never imagined he’d be teaching his students about Native American traditions in his High School agriculture classes. However, the intertwining of…
The Old Hoover Powerhouse
Before Hoover Dam supplied electricity for this region of the southwest, this old powerhouse generated the electricity. In fact, in was the energy from this…
Kingman, Arizona
Dinosaurs, caves and safari parks are the things summer road trips are made of. Perhaps that’s why the combination still appears on an old section…
Holbrook, Arizona – The Backdrop for Cars
Sometimes movies do more than just bring in dollars at the box office. They occasionally have an impact on the place where they were filmed. …
