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Official Government Links & Info
Arizona covers 114,000 square miles {295,250 square kilometers}.
State population: 7,151,502 residents (U.S. Census 2020); Phoenix population: 1,608,139 residents (U.S. Census 2020).
The state was admitted to the Union on 14 February 1912 {the 48th state}.
The popular name is 'Grand Canyon State' 'The Apartheid State'.
The state flower is the Saguaro Cactus Blossom; the state bird is the Cactus Wren; the state animal is 'road kill'.
The time zone in Arizona is Mountain Time; Arizona does not observe Daylight Savings Time, while the Navajo Nation does.
Official Website of the State of Arizona
Arizona Constitution [orig. 1912]
Arizona State Legislature website
Arizona State Senate
Arizona House of Representatives
Arizona Office of Tourism
Arizona Department of Transportation
Arizona Road Conditions or dial 511 or 1-888-411-ROAD (7623)
Arizona Scenic Roads [USDOT website]
Arizona Lottery [est. 1981]
Arizona State Parks Dept.
Arizona State Game & Fish Dept.
Arizona Centennial Celebration, 1912-2012
The November 2018 Election
vote for ANY Democrat vs. Sen. Martha McSally in 2020 and for Democrat Sen. Kyrsten Sinema in 2024
Arizona Medical Marijuana Policy Project
Working Minds 2018 National Elections Page
"If states are the laboratory for democracy, [then] Arizona is a meth lab."
— educator quoted by Native American activist Winona LaDuke (in 2012)
Statewide Links
browse travel books about Arizona U.S.A. at Amazon
Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry [est.1974]
Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce [est. 1948] based in Phoenix, AZ
Cities of Arizona listing
League of Arizona Cities & Towns [est. 1937]
City Data website info for Arizona
Arizona Paths tourism directory
Arizona at OyMap.com - a world directory
Arizona Historical Society [est. 1864] operates museums in Flagstaff, Tempe, Tucson, and Yuma
Southwest Directory's Arizona pages
Arizona Jazz Magazine Online
Arizona Black Pages
Arizona Dude Ranch Assn.
'The Voice of Arizona' free speech website
American Legion, Dept. of Arizona
Arizona Authors Assn. [est. 1978]
U.S. Green Building Council - Arizona chapter
Arizona Exposition & State Fair [since 1884; Oct-Nov 2013 = #129] at the
Arizona Exposition in Phoenix
Sisters in Crime - Arizona Chapters
Arizona Rail Passenger Assn.
Bingham Equipment Co. - New Holland & Bobcat dealer {5 locations in AZ}
Bookmans Entertainment Exchange [est. 1976] - used books & videos {6 locations in AZ}
Visit Sunny Arizona
Arizona Tourist News Magazine [est. 2003]
The Nature Conservancy - Arizona sites
Arizona State Poetry Society
Arizona Interagency Wildfire Prevention Team
Arizona Newspapers Assn. [est. 1930]
listing of free wi-fi hotspots in Arizona
another listing of free wi-fi hotspots in Arizona
a listing of Arizona bookstores
Solar Contact's listing of installers in Arizona
New Mexico-Arizona Book Awards [est. 2006]
NewPages.com's Directory of Independent Bookstores for Arizona
The Mountain West Digital Library [est. 2001] coördinates with AZ, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT & WY
Arizona VW Bus Club is based in Phoenix
Arizona VW Bus Club's Annual Jerome Jamboree [Sept 2017 = #27]
             
Black Bear Diner [chain est. 1995] - 6 locations in Arizona
Cheba Hut {3 locations in AZ}
El Paso Bar-B-Que Co. {9 locations in Arizona}
Oregano's Pizza Bistro {7 locations in Arizona}
Streets of New York Pizza (26 locations in Arizona} &
SoNY Brewery (2 locations in Arizona}
Waffle House [chain est. 1955] - 13 locations in Arizona
Southwest Restaurants Assn.
The Arizona Craft Brewers Guild [est. 1998] based in Tempe, Arizona
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A Few Important People
Gov. Janice Kay 'Jan' Brewer [sworn Jan 2009; GOP] is up for re-election in 2014
Declared candidates for the 2018 Republican primary election included white supremicist & convicted felon Joe Arpaio, former Maricopa County Sheriff; Cong. Martha McSally
[GOP AZ-02]; and Kelli Ward, former State Senator; declared candidates for the 2018 Democratic primary election included retired judge Richard Sherzan &
3-term Cong. Kyrsten Sinema [Dem AZ-09] who won the seat.
U.S. Senator Kyrsten Sinema [since 2019; Dem]
official website •
IMDb listing •
campaign website •
entry at Wikipedia
U.S. Senator Jeff Flake [2013-2018; GOP] did not run for re-election in 2018
former U.S. Senator Jon Kyl [1994-2012; GOP]
U.S. Senator Martha McSally [since 2019; GOP]
appointed to fill McCain's seat; up for special re-election in 2020 {term ends 2022}
official website •
entry at Wikipedia
Congressional District 1: Tom O'Halleran [Dem-AZ01, since 2017] for Flagstaff & NE Arizona
Congressional District 2: Ann Kirkpatrick [Dem-AZ02, since 2019] for Tucson & SE Arizona
former District 1 [2009-2010 & 2013-2016]
official website •
campaign website •
entry at Wikipedia
former Cong. Ron Barber [Dem-AZ02, 2013-2014]
Congressional District 3: Raúl M. Grijalva [Dem-AZ03, since 2003] for Tucson & SW Arizona
Congressional District 4: Republican Paul Gosar [GOP-AZ04, since 2011]
Congressional District 5: Republican Andy Biggs [GOP-AZ05, since 2017]
Congressional District 6: Republican David Schweikert [GOP-AZ06, since 2013]
Congressional District 7: Democrat Ruben Gallego [Dem-AZ07, since 2015]
Congressional District 8: Republican Debbie Lesko [GOP-AZ08, since appointed 5/2018]
Congressional District 9: Democrat Greg Stanton [Dem-AZ09, since 2019]
eco-author Edward 'Cactus Ed' Abbey [1927-89] Page fascist Joe Arpaio, former Maricopa County Sheriff [1993-2016]
artist John Nelson Battenberg [1931-2012] of Scottsdale, Arizona
entry at Wikipedia
official website •
campaign website •
entry at Wikipedia
3-time Congresswoman Kyrsten Sinema [Dem-AZ09, 2013-2018] won the open seat for U.S. Senate in 2018.
at 'Readers of The Purple Sage' Western Bookstore
Joe Arpaio entry at Wikipedia
July 2012 obituary •
Wikipedia
cowboy poet-humorist Baxter Black of Benson, Arizona
browse books •
official website
Western author James Carlos Blake: browse books
John Charles Frémont [1813-90] was Governor of Arizona Territory, 1878-81
when Prescott was the Territorial Capitol
The John C. Fremont House was built in Prescott in 1875 and was moved to the Sharlot Hall Museum grounds in 1971.
author Diana Gabaldon: browse books • official website
painter Allen Garns of Mesa, Arizona
Chiricahua Apache leader Geronimo [1829-1909]
mystery author Tony Hillerman [1925-2008]
wrote books about the Navajo & Hopi Tribes of Arizona
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U.S. Senator John McCain [1986-2018; GOP] was buried with honors in 2018.
Sen. John McCain press release, 2 February 2018 “In 2016, the Russian government engaged in an elaborate plot to interfere in an American election and undermine our democracy. Russia employed the same tactics it has used to influence elections around the world, from France and Germany to Ukraine, Montenegro, and beyond. [Russian President Vladimir] Putin’s regime launched cyberattacks and spread disinformation with the goal of sowing chaos and weakening faith in our institutions. And while we have no evidence that these efforts affected the outcome of our election, I fear [that] they succeeded in fueling political discord and dividing us from one another. “The latest attacks on the FBI and Department of Justice serve no American interests – no party’s, no president’s, only Putin’s. The American people deserve to know all of the facts surrounding Russia’s ongoing efforts to subvert our democracy, which is why Special Counsel [Robert] Mueller’s investigation must proceed unimpeded. “Our nation’s elected officials, including the president, must stop looking at this investigation through the warped lens of politics and manufacturing partisan sideshows. If we continue to undermine our own rule of law, we are doing Putin’s job for him.” official website permalink |
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Navajo artist Douglas Miles of San Carlos/Peridot, Arizona
founder Apache Skateboards [est. 2004]
female racecar driver Danica Patrick lives in Scottsdale, Arizona
official website, based in Indiana •
Wikipedia
painter David Schwindt of Tucson, Arizona
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California Luiseño artist Fritz Scholder [1937-2005] of Arizona & New Mexico
browse books •
official website •
Wikipedia
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"Fritz Scholder: Indian/Not Indian" art book [2008] by Lowery Stokes Sims, Truman T. Lowe & Paul Chaat Smith Prestel USA 9¼x12¼ hardcover [11/2008] for $42.00 |
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visionary architect Paolo Soleri [1919-2013]
browse books • Wikipedia
  Arcosanti in Cordes Junction, AZ
Cosanti in Paradise Valley, AZ
'Save Our Soleri' at Santa Fe Indian School group (Facebook page)
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trapper & scout Bill Williams [1787-1849]
        
        
        
Maricopa County / Phoenix, Arizona area
Maricopa County, Arizona official website
City of Phoenix, Arizona [est. 1868, incorp. 1881]
POPULATION: 1,608,139 residents {2020 Census} and the fifth-most populous city in the United States; the Phoenix metropolitan area
has approximately 4.85 million residents {as of 2020}, eleventh-largest by population in the United States.
ELEV. 1,086 feet (331 meters); ZIP Codes 85001-85099; Phoenix is the Maricopa County seat and also the state capitol.
official website of the City of Phoenix, Arizona
G.E. Nordell's Phoenix, Arizona Travel & Business Links Page
Pima County / Tucson, Arizona area
City of Tucson, Arizona [est. 20 August 1775]
POPULATION: 542,629 residents {2020 Census} and the 33rd-most populous city in the United States; the Tucson metropolitan area
has approximately 1,043,433 residents {2020 Census}, 58th-largest by population in the United States.
ELEV. 2,389 feet (728 meters); ZIP Codes 85701-85775; Tucson is the Pima County seat.
Tucson, Arizona official website
G.E. Nordell's Tucson, Arizona Travel & Business Links Page
Smaller Towns of Arizona
Northeast Arizona is split to another page {10/2006}
and includes Apache County, Navajo County, and the Navajo & Hopi Reservations
click here
Northwest Arizona is split to another page {10/2006}
and includes Coconino County {Flagstaff & Sedona}, Mohave County {Kingman},
and Yavapai County {Prescott}
click here
The Border Counties
On Friday 12 August 2005, New Mexico's governor declared an emergency in four counties along the border
with Mexico, releasing funds to combat increased crime in the area. The following Monday,
Arizona governor Janet Napolitano did the same, covering Cochise, Pima, Santa Cruz & Yuma counties.
Arizona Office of Homeland Security [est. March 2003]
Southern Arizona is split to another page {10/2006}
and includes Cochise County, Pima County {Tucson is above},
Santa Cruz County {Nogales}, and Yuma County
click here
Central Arizona includes Gila County {Payson & Miami-Globe}, Graham & Greenlee Counties,
Lapaz County, Maricopa County {Phoenix above}, and Pinal County
Maricopa County in Arizona
Tonopah Joe's Truckstop & Cafe in Tonopah, Arizona
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Buckeye, Arizona
official website •
entry at Wikipedia
Hickman's Egg Ranch [est. 1944] in Buckeye, Arizona
Sundance Towne Center shopping mall [est. 2007] in Buckeye, Arizona
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new city of Belmont, Arizona [est. 2017]
Announced 11/2017: Bill Gates and local developers are planning to build a 'smart city' between Tonopah and Buckeye in Arizona's West Valley,
at the intersection of the existing I-10 Freeway and the planned I-11 Hassayampa Freeway from Las Vegas, Nevada to Nogales, Arizona.
Mega-developer Belmont Partners is headed by Larry Yount.
official website {none found 11/2017} •
official I-11 route map •
entry at Wikipedia
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Wickenburg, Arizona
official website •
entry at Wikipedia
Wickenburg [AZ] Chamber of Commerce [est. 1931]
Wickenburg [AZ] Gold Rush Days [Feb 2012 = #64]
http://www.outwickenburgway.com/
http://www.wickenburg-az.com/
http://www.wickenburgsun.com/
http://www.delewebbcenter.org/
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway 2-8-0 locomotive #761 in Wickenburg, AZ
Rancho de los Caballeros Guest Ranch near Wickenburg, AZ
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Town of Gila Bend, Arizona [est. 1858]
Knight's Inn Motel {formerly Travelodge} in Gila Bend, Arizona
Best Western Space Age Lodge in Gila Bend, Arizona
Gila County in Arizona
Merchants Assn. of Miami, AZ [town est. 1907]
Noftsger Hill Inn B&B in Globe, AZ
Globe-Miami, Arizona community profile
Southern Pacific RR 2-6-0 locomotive #1774 in Globe, AZ
Arizona Eastern Narrow-Gauge Railway from Miami/Globe, AZ to Bowie, AZ [est. 1899] {status unclear}
Copper Spike Railway in Globe, Arizona
Tonto Basin / Mogollon Rim area
Rim Country [AZ] Regional Chamber of Commerce
Town of Payson, Arizona [est. 1882, incorp. 1973]
World's Oldest Continuous Rodeo [August 2005 = #121]
Fargo's Steakhouse in Payson, Arizona
260 Cafe in Payson, Arizona
  Macky's Grill [est. 1997] in Payson, Arizona
Knotty Pine Cafe in Payson, Arizona
El Rancho Restaurant in Payson, Arizona
Barn Door Books in Payson, Arizona
K.R.I.M. 96.3-FM public radio in Payson, Arizona
  Crosswinds Restaurant at the Payson [AZ] Municipal Airport
Zane Grey Cabin Foundation
Zane Grey [1872-1939] Pages at Spirit of America
Canyon Country Log Homes [est. 2000] in Payson, Arizona
Pine - Strawberry [AZ] Museum
Strawberry [AZ] Lodge [est. 1868]
Plum Tree House rental cottage in Strawberry, Arizona
Windmill Corner Inn in Strawberry, Arizona
Black Bear Restaurant & Lounge in Strawberry, Arizona
Cabins on Strawberry Hill Resort
Pine, Arizona 85544
Rimside Grill & Cabins in Pine, Arizona
Pine Victorian B&B in Pine, Arizona
Nifty 50's Diner in Pine, Arizona
Sidewinder Saloon & Lodge in Pine, Arizona
Tonto Natural Bridge State Park north of Payson, Arizona
Long Valley Cafe in Happy Jack, Arizona
Happy Jack Lodge & Restaurant in Happy Jack, Arizona
Star Valley, Arizona [incorp. 11/2006]
Diamond Point Shadows steakhouse on Hwy. 260 in Star Valley, AZ
Christopher Creek, Arizona
Landmark Restaurant & Saloon [est. 1955] in Christopher Creek, Arizona
Kohl's Ranch Lodge & Zane Grey Steakhouse outside Payson, Arizona
Pinal County in Arizona
Pinal County [AZ] official website
Lapaz County in Arizona
KPKR 95.7-FM 'River Rat' people's radio [est. 2007] in Parker, AZ
Graham & Greenlee Counties in Arizona
Graham County [AZ] Chamber of Commerce
City of Safford, Arizona [founded 1874, incorp. 1901] official website
Eastern Arizona Courier newspaper of Safford, AZ
K.J.I.K. 100.7-FM music radio in Duncan-Safford, AZ
K.W.R.Q. 102.3-FM 'Sunny 102' music radio in Clifton-Safford, AZ
K.X.K.Q. 94.5-FM 'Kat Kountry' music radio in Safford, AZ
U.P. Railroad Shortline Railroad Profiles for Arizona
Arizona Copper Co. Ltd. 0-4-0T locomotive #5 at Morenci Plaza in Clifton, AZ
Arizona Copper Co. Ltd. 0-4-4T locomotive #9 at Clifton Plaza in Clifton, AZ
Motion Picture & Television Industry in Arizona
Valley of The Sun Studio / Cudia City Studios [1938-67] • locations fanpage
big sound stage and outdoor Western street sets on the northeast corner of Camelback Road & 40th Street; many Red Ryder movies were filmed there,
as well as TV series like “26 Men” and “Wanted Dead or Alive”; burned to the ground in 1967.
Indian Country of Arizona
The Amerind Museum [est. 1937] in Dragoon, Arizona
Inter Tribal Council of Arizona [est. 1952]
Ak-Chin Indian Community in western Pinal County, Arizona
Cocopah Tribe Reservation south of Yuma, Arizona
Colorado River Indian Tribes Reservation [est. 1865]
Fort Mojave Indian Reservation [est. 1970] is 56.5% in Arizona, 30% in California, and 13.5% in Nevada
Gila Bend Papago Indian Reservation [est. 1882] in NW Pinal County, Arizona
Gila River Indian Reservation [est. 1859] in NW Pinal County, Arizona
Havasupai Reservation [est. 1855] at the Grand Canyon in Arizona
Hopi Indian Reservation [est. 1882] inside the Navajo Reservation in Arizona
Hopi Tribe official website
Hopi Reservation entry at Wikipedia
Hopi Indian Tribe's Office of Community Planning & Economic Development
Hualapai Reservation [est. 1883] at the Grand Canyon in Arizona
Kaibab-Paiute Tribe
Pascua Yaqui Tribe
Quechan Tribe
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community [est. 1879]
San Carlos Apache Reservation [est. 1871] in SE Arizona
San Juan Southern Paiute
San Xavier Reservation of the Tohono O'dham Nation
Tohono O'dham {formerly Papago - changed name 1986} Nation [est. 1874] in southern Arizona
Tonto Apache {Dilzhe’é} Reservation at Payson, Arizona
Walapai Indian Reservation [est. 1883]
White Mountain Apache Reservation [est. 1891] in east-central Arizona
Yavapai Apache Reservation [est. 1934] at Camp Verde, Arizona
Yavapai Fort McDowell Reservation [est. 1903] near Phoenix, Arizona
Yavapai Prescott Indian Reservation [est. 1935] at Prescott, Arizona
"Oral History of The Yavapai" [] by Mike Harrison & John Williams HB=978-1-935089-55-1 pb=978-1-935089-43-8
Navajo Country / Diné Bikéyah [est. 1868] in Arizona, Utah (6.95%) & New Mexico
Navajo Nation [est. 1957] official website
Navajo Nation entry at Wikipedia
Navajo Nation Tourism Dept.
Navajo Nation Museum & Visitor's Center [est. 1997]
Navajo Nation Parks & Recreation
Big Mountain - Black Mesa Navajo-Hopi Relocation
The Hubbell Trading Post [est. 1876] National Historic Site [est. 1960]
Friends of the Hubbell Trading Post
Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park [est. 1958] in Arizona
Diné College [est. 1968] in Tsaile, Arizona
Navajo metal sculptor Oliver Detsoi of Window Rock, Arizona
       
  | Arizona Native Scene Magazine {defunct?}
magazine website {given up 2014} |
  | "Dancing Gods: Indian Ceremonials of New Mexico & Arizona" [1966 classic] by Erna Fergusson; Foreword by Tony Hillerman "Still the best of all books about the Indian ceremonials of New Mexico and Arizona ... perceptive and simple, reverent and lucid." — Lawrence Clark Powell, Southwest Classics [1974] Univ NM Press 9¼x6 pb [4/2001] for $10.17 |
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"Indians of The Southwest" [1997] by Karin Luisa Badt Discovery Enterprises 7¾x5½ pb [3/97] out of print/used |
Arizona Reading Material
  | "Arizona Highways" Magazine [est. 1925]
published by Arizona Department of Transportation 12 issues/12 months [USA only] for $24.00 magazine website |
  | "Route 66 Across Arizona: A Comprehensive Two-Way Guide For Touring Route 66" [2001] by Richard K. & Sherry G. Mangum Hexagon Press 11x8½ pb [6/2001] for $21.95 |
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"How Arizona Sold Its Sunshine: Historical Hotels of Arizona" [2003] by Victoria Clark Describes 65 Arizona establishments, existing or not, big or small, including six Harvey House Hotel locations Blue Gourd Publng 8½x5½ pb [12/2003] for $19.95 |
  | "Landmark Buildings: Arizona's Architectural Heritage" [2004] by Ann Patterson & Mark Vinson Arizona Highways Books 10x7¼ pb [9/2004] for $18.95 "Buildings from across the state of Arizona, beautifully photographed and insightfully presented in their cultural or historical contexts", including Paolo Soleri's Arcosanti, the Harvey House El Tovar Hotel [built 1905], Biosphere 2, Mission San Xavier del Bac [built 1783-97], and several works by architect Frank Lloyd Wright [1867-1959] |
  | "Frank Lloyd Wright In Arizona" [2006] by Lawrence W. Cheek Rio Nuevo 8¼x8¼ hardcover [1/2006] for $13.22 |
  | "The Southwest Table: Traditional Cuisine From Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona" [2011] by food historian Dave DeWitt
Lyons Press 9½x7¾ hardcover [5/2011] for $22.76 |
  | "Hoist A Cold One!: Historic Bars of The Southwest" [2011] by Melody & Myke Groves Descriptions of 25 historic establishments in Arizona, Texas, New Mexico & Colorado, with photos past & present and driving directions U.N.M. Press 8x10 pb [7/2011] for $18.21 |
  | "Mining Sacred Ground" for Kindle [2011] by David E. Knop Ex-Marine military police sergeant Peter Romero returns to Arizona in time to witness the murder of his cousin; the local sheriff has no interest in solving the case, so Peter looks into the matter, which endangers his family, his marriage, tribal secrets, and his own life. Kindle Edition from Amazon Digital Services [5/2011] for $2.99 {sic} author's official website |
  | "Cactus League: Spring Training (Images of America)" [2012] by Susie Steckner and the Mesa [AZ] Historical Museum The fifteen teams of Western Major League Baseball have for decades been spending February and March in Arizona training for the official season, which runs from March thru October. Kindle Edition from Arcadia Publng [2/2012] for $9.09 Arcadia Publng 9x6½ pb [2/2012] for $21.12 |
  | "Brewing Arizona: A Century of Beer In The Grand Canyon State" [2013] by Ed Sipos Univ Arizona Press 10¼x10¼ hardcover [10/2013] for $35.90 |
  | "Location Filming In Arizona: The Screen Legacy of The Grand Canyon State" [2014] by Lili DeBarbieri
Kindle Edition from The History Press [3/2014] for $9.99 Arcadia Publng 9x6 pb [3/2014] for $14.34 The History Press pb [3/2014] out of print/used |
  | "Ladies of The Canyons: A League of Extraordinary Women and Their Adventures In The American Southwest" [2015] by Lesley Poling-Kempes Featured Arizona & New Mexico women include Mary Austin, Willa Cather, Natalie Curtis, Alice Corbin Henderson, Alice Klauber, Mabel Dodge Luhan, Carol Stanley, Louisa Wade Wetherill, and Mary Cabot Wheelwright Kindle Edition from Univ Arizona Press [9/2015] for $13.99 Univ Arizona Press 9x6 pb [9/2015] for $19.43 |
Bill Buck's "National Trails Guide" booksite
Other Media About Arizona
"The Golden Eye"  [Monogram Aug 1948]
  | Detective Charlie Chan vacations at a dude ranch in Arizona to investigate a money-losing gold mine that is suddenly making a fortune; location filming in Santa Clarita Valley, north of Los Angeles • Directed by William Beaudine; starring Roland Winters {as Chan}, Victor Sen Yung, Mantan Moreland, Tim Ryan, Wanda McKay, Bruce Kellogg, Evelyn Brent, Ralph Dunn, Lois Austin & Forrest Taylor
video/DVD not available; full credits from IMDb |
"The Arizona Raiders"
[Paramount June 1936; re-released 1951]
  | Directed by James P. Hogan; based on Zane Grey's novel "Raiders of The Spanish Peaks"; starring Buster Crabbe, Raymond Hatton, Marsha Hunt, Betty Jane Rhodes, Johnny Downs, Grant Withers, Don Rowan, Arthur Aylesworth & Richard Carle; later re-released as "Bad Men of Arizona" [1951]
Nostalgia Family b&w DVD [7/2015] for $8.99 LionsGate b&w DVD [2/2006] for $11.99 Timeless Multimedia b&w VHS [12/88] for $9.99 Bridgestone/Virgil b&w VHS [3/95] out of prodn/used full credits from IMDb • movie entry at Wikipedia 11"x17" poster from Amazon for $9.99 |
         
"Arizona Raiders" [Columbia Pictures Aug 1965]
  | Two captured members of Quantrill's Raiders agree to be deputized as Arizona Rangers and help wipe out the remaining members of the gang; filmed in Arizona in both Technicolor™ and Techniscope™ Directed by William Witney; story by Frank Gruber & Richard Schayer; screenplay by Alex Gottlieb, Mary Willingham & Willard W. Willingham; starring Audie Murphy, Michael Dante, Ben Cooper, Buster Crabbe, Gloria Talbott, Ray Stricklyn, George Keymas, Fred Krone, Willard W. Willingham, Boyd 'Red' Morgan, Fred Graham Sony Pictures Home Ent. widescreen color DVD [3/2011] for $17.99 full credits at IMDb • movie entry at Wikipedia |
Railroads of Arizona
listing of surviving steam locomotives in Arizona
'list of Arizona railroads' page at Wikipedia
U.P. Railroad Shortline Railroad Profiles for Arizona
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