I need to refresh my memory bank.Go to the end of Ina
where this religious group of Brothers had a wellsite
and home.Non Assessable to the public.But just before
you got there was a guest ranch,big clubhouse,pool and
20+casitas.Used to be John Waynes hangout at the bar.
--- mistercopacetic <mistercopacetic@...> wrote:
Hi All,
Thanks to Kitty for the address and info. I found
it, and took a few
pictures. See folder in thr Photos section at your
left.
The El Capitan is a great example of a what used to
be quite common in
Tucson. Funky, formerly grand structures,
completely unrenovated, but
still very much in use. I believe it is places like
these that give
Tucson such wonderful character.
The El Capitan must have been a fine hotel court
before it became
casita apartments. Wonder if it has any ghosts.
I'll ask around.
Carlos
P.S. Thanks Bob, I'll try to visit the old Clark
Gable place this
weekend.
--- In vanishingtucson@..., "Kiersten
Hardesty Carrillo"
<kittykiersto1@c...> wrote:
El Capitan refers to the following:
In 1955, located at 322 N Park Ave, I located "El
Capitan
Apartments."
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