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Hello Jeff, Thanks for keeping an eye on the Spanish Trail for us. What a great place! The owner allowed us inside for a photo tour last year. Some of the photos are here, thanks to Mark:

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

The Triple C Chuckwagon dinners is where the Sons of the Pioneers used to sing - you got dinner in a tin pan and then sat on benches for the show - after the Son didn't tour as much the Camp Family

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

Hello Ann, This all sounds very interesting. I hate to admit it, but I can just barely remember the places you mentioned. Can you or anyone else refresh my memory? Anyone (Lannie) have addresses? And

Hello All, Great news! If you see activity in and around the Magic Carpet, it's not demolition crews. More likely it is engineers evaluating relocation of the statues, or volunteers planning the huge

I was there yesterday around 3 - I saw all the cars but didn't see any people. I have a feeling they're just using the parking lot. Someone did trim the palo verde tree next to the little wooden hut

thecrewaz05 wrote: Same today. I had a dental appointment on Speedway and when I drove past MGC, there were at least six cars parked in the parking lot. George Cohn

Yesterday around 1 in the afternoon I drove past Magic Carpet and there was a bunch of cars and people standing outside the gates. Does anyone know what was going on?

diamondbacks07fan wrote: While looking at the KWFM site, I ran across the name of an old friend. Jonathan Holden who was a DJ during 1970-71. Around the late '70's, I worked with him at Carondelet

Awesome link Ann! Funny how those old names bring back memories! And how some that I didn't know back in broadcasting days I have crossed paths with professionally in other venues! I have a few I'd

http://www.oldradio.com/archives/stations/tus/tusradio3.htm

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

Son of his Father was also a Harold Bell Wright I have a movie called "I Married Wyatt Earp" starring Marie Osmond not sure if it was the same movie by a differnt name already on the list. I think

I know we went over quite a few places that closed and I forgot to mention one - live nearby but never went- The Triple C chuckwagon Dinners - there are now streets there named for the Camp Family (no

The movie was based on a book by Harold Bell Wright - he of the Harold Bell Wright Estates near Speedway and Wilmot (where you will find a Natachee Street the Indian in the movie) Harold Bell Wright

Hi all...Jeff Jensen here...new to the group. Perhaps this has been discussed, but I drive by the Spanish Trail Motel everyday and I see the garbage bins out front. Is it coming down in it's entirety,

Also found and added today. Four views of the house built by my great grandfather, Stanley John Kitt, in 1922. It's still there, on the North West corner of 4th Street and Olsen Avenue. It's the wide

Don't know how I could have forgotten about this movie. "The Mine with the Iron Door," a silent film from 1922. I heard many times about how my great-grandmother's horse, "Birdie," was in it, ridden

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