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Built circa 1926-27 by the Arizona Department of Transportation, this Moenkopi Sandstone building has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Ash Fork Camp location was chosen because it stood at a junction of the Old Trails and Grand Canyon-Nogales Highways leading south and at a junction of the Santa Fe Railroad. Ash Fork Camp played a significant role in maintaining Route 66 during the great westward migration.
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Ash Fork, Arizona · United States