An edition of What has passed and what remains
(2010)
What has passed and what remains
oral histories of northern Arizona's changing landscapes
by Peter Friederici
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What has passed and what remains: oral histories of northern Arizona's changing landscapes
2010, University of Arizona Press
in English
0816528667 9780816528660
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Table of Contents
The ranching life : Valle / Cherrie Blair
"The last remaining place" : Verde Valley / James Byrkit
Working the woods : Flagstaff / Raymond Flemons
"Now we don't have that no more" : Indian Wells / Rose Gishie
Taking the long view : Peeples Valley / John Hays
Seeing the forest through its trees : Fort Valley / LeRoy "Pat" Heidmann
"Don't build good roads" : Toroweap Valley / Edwin Donaldson Koons
The last sheepman : Garland Prairie / Joe Manterola
Among pronghorn : Anderson Mesa / Don Neff
"Growin' up down this canyon" : Oak Creek Canyon / Tom Pendley
"If you don't use it, it'll go away" : Pipe Spring / Bennjamin Pikyavit
Between the rim and the river : Holbrook / Doy Reidhead
"That was a different kind of life that we lived then" : Second Mesa / Ferrell Secakuku.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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