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April 29th, 2010
Here is a good article on the type of housing Sedona pioneers lived in along Oak Creek. The living was primitive, but the enjoyment of the beauty along Oak Creek was enjoyed then as it is now.
To read the article here is the link …
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March 24th, 2009
There are many ruins to visit around Sedona. National Monuments of Cliff Dwellings ruins and Pueblo Dwelling ruins, and many petroglyphs. Here is a link to a blog site which has good pictures and gives good information on some easily accessible petroglyphs near Sedona.
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January 26th, 2009
The Sharlot Hall Museum is an active musuem resource for history in the Prescott, Arizona area. One of the interesting subjects to read about is the discussion on what happened when the 1918 Spanish Flu hit the area.
Use this link to visit the Sharlot Hall Museum web site.
Also, for Sedona an interesting historical point of interest is Cook’s Cedar Glade Cemetary. Pioneer cemetary first used in the Sedona area as a burial site during the 1918 flu epidemic.
Also buried in the Cook’s Cedar Glade Cemetary is the person Sedona was named after: Sedona Schnebly ( see SedonaAZ.gov )
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