Al Richmond collection. Series 1, 1975-1985.

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Al Richmond collection. Series 1, 1975-1985.

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These ten interviews discuss the narrators' association with the Grand Canyon Railway line from Williams, Arizona to the Grand Canyon. Other topics discussed include occupational work such as lumbering, ranching, railroading, and the development of towns and the region.

10 interviews.

Northern Arizona University, Cline Library

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Northern Arizona University, Cline Library

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