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Aerial view of Tucson, Arizona, 1904.

Black and white aerial view of Tucson, Arizona published in 1904. Possibly taken from 200 W. Congress Street. — Aerial view of Tucson, Arizona published in 1904. Possibly taken from 200 W. Congress Street. Photo gift of Mrs. Ward Shelby.

Arizona, Southwestern and Borderlands photograph collection (AzSwBPhoto) Tucson (Arizona)--Views--1900-1919 (file 1, folder 1), 1900-1919

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Aerial view of Tucson, Arizona, 1904.

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