Arizona Trading Posts

The words

1. Ancel Taylor

   Owner who expanded the Peach Springs business.

   Park Service: Arizona: Peach Springs Trading (opens a new tab)

2. Baskets

   Hualapai craft goods exchanged at the post.

   Park Service: Arizona: Peach Springs Trading (opens a new tab)

3. Canned Foods

   Manufactured provisions traded at the post.

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4. Chimneys

   Large masonry features of the trading post.

   Park Service: Arizona: Peach Springs Trading (opens a new tab)

5. Cloth

   Fabric exchanged through the store.

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6. Curio Shops

   Roadside businesses selling souvenir objects.

   Park Service: Route 66 study (opens a new tab)

7. Holbrook

   Arizona community associated with petrified-wood sales.

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8. Hualapai

   People whose traditional territory includes Peach Springs.

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9. Jackrabbit

   Arizona roadside store described in the NPS study.

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10. Medicine

    Health supplies obtained through the post.

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11. Parapets

    Low walls extending above the roofline.

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12. Pawn

    Exchange of belongings for a redeemable advance.

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13. Peach Springs

    Arizona community with a historic trading post.

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14. Petrified Wood

    Fossil material sold by local roadside businesses.

    Park Service: Route 66 study (opens a new tab)

15. Vigas

    Exposed wooden beams in the trading-post design.

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