Flagstaff, AZ Photos |
Situated near the San Francisco Peaks, at an elevation of over a mile, Flagstaff owes its prominence to being a transportation stop for railways & Route 66. Surrounding wilderness hosts several National Monuments. |
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| See also: Lowell Observatory, Walnut Canyon National Monument, Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument, Wupatki National Monument, Arizona |
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| BNSF locomotive rolls through station. | Railway station (1925). Architect: Sharp & Fellows. | Old railway station. | Logging Train (1911) at San Francisco St. & US 66 beside old railway station. On National Register. |
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| Logging Train 25 from Southwest Lumber Mills, Inc. On National Register. | Gandy Dancer sculpture (2000) by Clyde "Ross" Morgan. | Chevrolet Bel Air sits beside Route 66. | Route 66 street sign & western town. |
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| McMillan Building (1887) (2 N. Leroux St.) diagonal corner detail. Style: Italianate. On National Register. | R.O. Raymond Building (1911) (9 N. Leroux St.) erected by one of Flagstaff's first Doctors. | Weatherford Hotel (1929) (23 N. Leroux St.). Architect: G.B. Wilson. On National Register. | Babbitt Brothers building(1888) at Aspen & San Francisco. Style: Italianate. |
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| Monte Vista Hotel (c1927) at Aspen & San Francisco. | Copper-clad Federal Building (1936) (114 San Francisco). Architect: Gilbert Stanley Underwood. On National Register. | County Courthouse (1894) at Birch & San Francisco. Style: Romanesque Revival. | County Courthouse carved portal. |
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| Fieldstone house (401 N. Leroux). | Homes at Leroux & Elm with mountains. | Church of the Epiphany (1912) (423 N Beaver St.) with fieldstone tower. On National Register. | Church of the Epiphany & birch trees. |
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| Church of the Nativity (1929). Style: Neo-Gothic. | Riordan Mansion (1904) (2 Kinlichi Knoll). Style: log. Architect: Charles Whittlesey. On National Register. | Riordan Mansion fieldstone entrance arches. | Riordan Mansion stained glass windows. |
All photos on this page are originals by & copyrighted by Jim Steinhart. All rights reserved. Permission required to use. |