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Cowboys breaking in horses on the Empire Ranch. The Empire Ranch raised their own horses bringing in some stallions from the Chino Ranch in California and some Hamiltonians, a standard bred horse.

Photograph of the bridge labeled "15" of the USS Arizona

Originally, treaties between Mexico and the United States provided for mutual navigation rights along the Rio Grande. Now, the river water is used primarily for domestic purposes and irrigation. As a result of the United States-Mexico water treaty of…

Broadside of the USS Arizona

Cowboy riding a bucking horse. Horses were critical to the running of any ranch. Mr. Vail turned over the breaking of horses to his best men. Harry Heffner stated the horse from his withers forward belonged to Vail; the other part belonged to the…

Blackened plants indicative of fire damage and a wire fence marking the border between Sonora and Arizona.

View of a burned mesquite along the Arizona/Sonora border.

Butler on USS Arizona. Dog on board of the USS Arizona battleship.

1903 essay published in the University of Arizona Burro presenting women students anger about university curfew and restrictions

On laid paper with two watermarks, the small of which includes a crown and fleur-de-lis. Description from label on collection folder. Dates of printer activity are ca. 1748-1775. Publication statement by this printer generally includes the phrase…

An image of a woman sitting on the ground, smoking some drug.

Campaign bumper sticker for Stewart L. Udall: "I'M FOR STEW" in yellow text on a blue background, attributed to "Local 1766 Union."

Campaign on the road, 1975-1976.

Campaign photos. Udall with arms crossed. 1975-1976.

Campaign sign: "Re-Elect Congressman Udall".

Campaign signs regarding Udall and his politics. From 1984 scrapbook, but likely regarding his 1968 campaign.

Photograph of Bettina Drum Salcido holding baby Marisela Campuzano in Tucson, Arizona.