Click image for a large printable version.Believed to be an official map created by City of Phoenix.
Found in an April, 1942 A.Z. Highways.
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Historical information about Phoenix, Arizona's South Mountain Park (aka Phoenix Mountain Park) Please send tips (dates, photos, etc) and comments to: SouthMountainHistory@gmail.com
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- Desert Ramblers To Make Trip Into South Mountains ...
- Band To Play At CCC Camp
- Public Urged To See Improvement In Park
- Federal Parks Man Due Today
- Club Leaders In Park Tour
- 1938 Reg Manning South Mountain Big Parade
- Longer Camp Period Asked
- Hieroglyphic Trail Reg. Manning Cartoon
- Scorpion Gulch - South Mountain Trading Post
- Roads, Trails, Picnic Sites Constructed By CCC In ...
- 1942 Phoenix South Mountain Park Map
- Civilian Camp Gets New Name
- Second CCC Corps Arrives
- CCC Company Coming Here
- Entire 1964 South Mountain Park Brochure Map
- Request for Information
- Camp To Add 200 Workers
- CCC Workers Arrive From Minturn, Colo.
- South Mountain Aerial Photo from the 70's
- Unreadable ‘Pages’ Are Left Behind By Early Inhabi...
- Phoenix’ Parks Cover Nearly 15,500 Acres
- Commission Sets Aside Tract For Mountain Indian Vi...
- Kiwanis To Hear Talk On Parks
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2 comments:
Excellent map, ith very good terrain references. It clearly shows what the CCC actually was able to accomplish of the Master Plan before the war ended that program. By 1942, many CCC boys were back in uniform - on Guadalcanal... and elsewhere all around the globe!
Richard, it's great to find your blog. I live just north of the Heard Scout Pueblo and am interested in the history of the area. I wrote most of the content for the Wikipedia page on South Phoenix.
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