From the issue: "A sweeping aerial view focuses on the heights of Gregory Butte at the head of Last Chance Canyon, a castellated monolith halfway between Wahweap Lodge and Marina and Rainbow Bridge, on Lake Powell." Photograph by David G. Parker.
From the issue: "A sweeping aerial view focuses on the heights of Gregory Butte at the head of Last Chance Canyon, a castellated monolith halfway between Wahweap Lodge and Marina and Rainbow Bridge, on Lake Powell." Photograph by David G. Parker.
From the issue: "'Little Miss Apache' by Charles W. Herbert. Little Miss Mull posed in front of hospital at San Carlos in new dress made by her mother, Pauline Mull, just for this occasion. It is a typical Apache dress. She wears modern dress most every day but loves to use the traditional one on special occasions."
From the issue: "Ansel Adams happened by the South Rim of Grand Canyon when earth and sky and a setting sun combined to form a strange and startling formation of beauty and color."
From the issue: "Highway 88, or better known as the Apache Trail, offers the motorist such scenery as is pictured on our cover page. The photograph is of the 'Walls of Bronze,' a peculiar geological formation reaching a height of more than 600 feet from the road bed. The precipice derives its name from glistening bronze coloring. Photograph by Norman G. Wallace."
From the issue: "Majestic Tapestry Wall near Warm Spring Canyon dwarfs a pleasure boat in magnificent Lake Powell, Arizona's own 'Great Lake.'" Photograph by Stan Jones.
From the issue: "'A Canyon Beauty' by Josef Muench. This brilliant cactus flower — one commonly called a Hedgehog — is Echinocereus engelmannii. The Hedgehogs are busy travelers and can be found throughout the Southwest."
From the issue: "The shears of Bob C. King, display artist for Goldwater's in Phoenix, is responsible for the April cover page. The general idea is that April is a gay month, which of course it is, and never is Spring more gay and blithesome than when she arrives with her dainty frocks and airy dresses to the desert of Arizona."
From the issue: "The cover picture on this month's issue of Arizona Highways is a photograph of Oak Creek in Yavapai County, showing the winding road through the forest."
From the issue: "Aglow with lush owl clover, spring's desert miracle at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument is an attraction visitors are unlikely to forget."
From the issue: "'Phoenix — Miracle City in the Sun' by Herb McLaughlin. Aerial photo from a helicopter was taken at Third Avenue and Jefferson looking northeast. Showing in the foreground is the City of Phoenix Municipal Building and the Council Chambers."
Arizona Highways 2039 W Lewis Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85009 602.712.2200
© Copyright 2019 Arizona Department of Transportation, State of Arizona. Reproduction in part or whole without written permission from the publisher is prohibited. The images on this website are copyrighted. Copying and downloading images from this site are strictly prohibited. All rights reserved.
 |  |  |
0 Comments Add Comment