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Re: stone houses in the Tucson Mountains...


 

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Here one of the photos from the Stone House just off of Ajo (you can see it from Ajo on the south side when you headed through the "pass" - I had this on my other computer since it is my entry for the fair this year.? This house was never completed and the hill has run down into the back side of it - I have never been able to find out any info about it at all.? I passed it for years before I was brave enough to find the trail leading up to it.? Oh, in my walkings this weekend I found an old dump - and the remains of a 50's style roller skate frame - shoe and wheels were long gone just the base and hubs.??There is alot of desert near my house (at the moment) and I like to take wanderings through it - so much to see.

To: vanishingtucson@...
From: mistercopacetic@...
Date: Wed, 27 Feb 2008 19:49:09 +0000
Subject: [vanishingtucson] stone houses in the Tucson Mountains...

Hello Ann,

I've spent many mornings in the Tucson Mountains hiking and biking to
ruins of old stone houses. I'd love to see your photos if you can
find them. I'd also like to try to determine exactly where they are/were.

I always liked that old stone house under the Tamarisks and billboards
on the west side of I-10 at El Camino Del Cerro (Wetmore exit). Wish I
had snapped just one shot before they tore it down.

Thanks,

Carlos

--- In vanishingtucson@yahoogroups.com, 'Ann Tarwater'
...> wrote:
>
> Also somewhere in my photo cds I have pics of two old stone houses in
> the Tucson Mountains one off of Ajo and one that is part of the Trails
> West III Tucson Mountain Trail - are these part of what we are looking
> at as well - if so I'll post them.
>
> The house in the Trails West area had a signature in the concrete from
> I think 1926 (I would have to look at the pic again - but the name was
> Karn - I tried to look at the death records for Tucson but the person
> died in a nursing home so I couldn't tell if it was the same folks)
>
> There is an interesting house near Westover between Drexel and
> Valencia a man took his wife to New Orleans for their honeymoom and he
> was sorry he did (as he told me jokingly) since his wife made him
> built a New Orleans style house (he said he did the best he could
> using what they had and his memory) it is the only two story in the
> neighborhood and a bright white color- also nearby that one (there was
> no zoning in this area for a long while) on Milton near Gunsight
> across from Warren Elem is a Hogan house for a long time the guy who
> built it lived in it but it had a for sale sign a few years ago and
> now the yard looks different so I assume someone new is in it.
>




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