Highway of History

Highway of History (access required)

By Susan Olberding

Published: February 5, 2010 at 7:27 am

Travelers driving on U.S. Highway 180 (aka Fort Valley Road) near Flagstaff are greeted with a mix of rustic-looking buildings, wooden cattle fences and open space as the road carves a route through the ponderosa pine forest. While the times have changed, the panoramas that gripped homesteaders in the 1880s and influenced the historic road's route still amaze.

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Highway of History - Arizona Capitol Times | Log Cabin Kit Builder Says:
February 24th, 2010 at 7:35 pm

[...] The locations of irrigation channels like this one in Fort Valley helped dictate the route of U.S. Highway 180 in northern Arizona. Travelers driving on U.S. Highway 180 (aka Fort Valley Road) near Flagstaff are greeted with a mix of rustic-looking … Read more here… [...]

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