Arizona of Yesteryear - Hardbound

Arizona is one of the fastest-growing states in the nation. Its population and buildings are booming, but Arizona still conjures up images of the frontier. Discover Arizona of Yesteryear through the pictorial history including archival photographs showcase the stunning landscapes and incredible natural beauty of Arizona from the turn of the century through the mid 1900s. Learn about the rich cultural heritage of Arizona through portraits captured by renowned photographer Dorothea Lange and others. Faces of early Arizonians including Hopi and Maricopa Indians, cowboys, Oklahoma refugees, and Mexican laborers bring the history of the state to life. The Grand Canyon has long been symbolic of Arizona, and one of the most popular destinations for tourists worldwide. Witness the early development of Arizona, including images of the Southern Pacific Railroad at Maricopa and the awe-inspiring construction of both the Hoover and Roosevelt dams. Explore Arizona's historic architecture, including San Xavier del Bec in Tucson, Mission Tumacacori, Pima Indian huts, and the Anasazi "White House" ruins.

This album edition is hardbound with a leatherette covering and gold title with a window style photograph.  Measures 13.5x12.5x1

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