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Wright Angles

The land on which this landmark was built cost $3.50 an acre when it was purchased in 1937 (it's gone up since then), and the structure itself was built with local materials, in keeping with its designer's preference. The property was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1982.

Win a collection of our most popular books! To enter, correctly identify the location featured above and e-mail your answer to editor@arizonahighways.com — type "Where Is This?" in the subject line. Entries can also be sent to: 2039 W. Lewis Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85009 (write "Where Is This?" on the envelope). Please include your name, address and phone number. One winner will be chosen in a random drawing of qualified entries. Entries must be postmarked by June 15, 2013. Only the winner will be notified. The correct answer will be posted in our August 2013 issue and online beginning July 16.

April 2013 Answer:
Two Guns
Under Where?

By Kelly Vaughn Kramer

A resident who claimed to be an Apache named this Northern Arizona ghost town. No one knows for certain what the resident's heritage might have been, but history does reveal that he feuded with the gentleman who owned the store opposite his. Eventually, he killed the other shop owner, who was buried in a grave marked "Killed by Indian Miller." Today, only a few abandoned buildings remain in what once was a tourist stop along Historic Route 66.

Congratulations to our winner, Terri Grencik of Highland, Indiana.