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Sedona’s First Post Office

Joan Brundige-Baker//March 3, 2014//

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Sedona’s First Post Office

Sedona’s First Post Office

Joan Brundige-Baker//March 3, 2014//

Schnebly homestead near Oak Creek in what would become Sedona. Photo courtesy Special Collections, Cline Library, Northern Arizona University. This is the original Schnebly homestead on...

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