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This important book on the history of east-central Arizona is now available as the state celebrates the run-up to the Centennial on Feb. 14, 2012.
The book tells the story of America's 48th state through the lives of Apaches, Mountain Men, Hispanics, Soldiers, Mormons, Cowboys, Blacks, Outlaws and Others Who Struggled in Arizona's White Mountains, One of the Last Untamed Regions of the West.
"The book weaves the quintessential elements of the mythic West into a highly readable story. This non-fiction version of Michener's Centennial is comparable to the novel in poignant detail and narrative scope."
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Arizona residents pay $2.45 sales tax. | 
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November Thru February Display of Illustrations from Book Show Low City Hall 180 North 9th Street Show Low, AZ, 85901 Corydon Cooley, and wives Molly & Cora Famous Apaches: Geronimo, Das Lan, Apache Kid Sheriff Commodore Perry Owens Tuesday, Feb. 14 Statehood Day Booth, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Presenting the book and art related to the illustrations and Arizona history. State Capitol Phoenix, AZ Thursday, Feb. 16 Literate Lizards Book Discussion 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Mustang Library 10101 N. 90th Street Scottsdale, AZ Saturday, Feb. 18 Book signing 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Book Rack Arizona Centennial Discussion of Apache History 1752 S. Signal Butte Rd. Suite #108 Mesa, AZ Monday, Feb. 27 Wine Women and Wow luncheon Briarwood Country Club Sun City West, AZ Premiere performance of "Three Strong Western Women," a play based on the lives of characters in Story of the American West. Saturday and Sunday, March 10-11 Tucson Festival of Books Tucson, AZ Authors will be available at the University of Arizona Bookstore booth and on a panel discussion for the Arizona Centennial 4 p.m. on Saturday, March 10 Signing 5 p.m. Tuesday, March 27 10 a.m. Book discussion group on Lozen, the Apache woman warrior. Barnes & Noble 90th Street & Shea Blvd. Scottsdale, AZ Wednesday, April 4 11:30, presentation of "Three Strong Western Women" Corte Bella Sun City West, AZ |
Also Available At:
Alpine Grill & Lollipop Shoppe, Alpine
Antigone, Tucson
Barnes and Noble
Bashas' Grocery, Eagar
Bashas' Grocery, Taylor
Book Barn, Show Low
Book Rack, Mesa
Bookworm, Pinetop-Lakeside
Casa Malpais Ruins Visitor Center, Springerville
Chamber of Commerce, Show Low
Country Pine Antiques, Lakeside
Eddie's Country Store, Pinetop
Gifts to Go, Surprise
Historical Society Museum, Show Low
Java Blues, Springerville
Lazy Trout Market, Greer
Little Red Schoolhouse Museum, Scottsdale
Quacker Barrel, Greer
Reed's Lodge - K5 Gallery and Books, Springerville
Shevell's Books and Frames, Snowflake
Shops at the Casbah, Pinetop
Singing Winds Bookshop, Benson
Tohono Chul Park, Tucson
Western Drug & General Store, Springerville
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Arizona History Fact of the Day Sat May 19, 2012 Hardyville was once an important port on the Colorado River Before the coming of the railroad and the erection of dams along the River, most freight for Arizona moved up the Colorado Source: Roadside History of Arizona, page 289 See us on Twitter @StyAmWest #AzCentennialFact |
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Authors Discuss William Flake At Snowflake's Pioneer Days | |
 William Flake | Carol Sletten and Eric Kramer visited Heritage Hall in Snowflake during the annual Pioneer Days to discuss William Flake, a recurring hero in story of the American West. Remarks |
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