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Retrolook AZ | Bygone Retail | Golden Era | Historical Sites | Hotels | Postcards | Ruins and Relics | AZ Main
The Amerind Foundation and Museum in Dragoon, AZ was founded in 1937 by William S. Fulton. This museum features prehistoric American Indian artifacts and exhibits. 02-07 (Far left) A look at the front of the museum (Near left) An old pickup
Arizona State University was founded in 1885. Check out the look of some of the buildings on campus. 02-07 (Near right) This circular building is rather eye-catching from the street (Near right) Another of the what appears to be historical buildings on campus
The Train Depot in Patagonia, AZ was built in 1900 and served for 62 years. The depot now serves as a town hall. 03-07
Opening in 1900 in downtown Tucson on Congress Avenue, the Rialto Building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2003. 04-07
The Reilly Funeral Home building was built in 1909 in Tucson, AZ. Located on Pennington, the business shut its doors in 1990. 04-07
On the National Register of Historic Places and built in 1928-29, the Consolidated Bank of Tucson building was Tucson's first high-rise with 11 stories. Today it's home to Bank One. 04-07
Here's an old Wells Fargo bank building found in Tucson, AZ. 04-07
In downtown Tucson is this old Bell Telephone building. 04-07
Check out the Julian Drew Building in Tucson, AZ. This building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1996 and its second floors once served as a hotel after being built in 1917. The second floor is now home to apartments. 04-07
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