Oak Creek Lodge
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Unknown Unknown buh7007p.jpg BU-H-7007 B&W 1404-7007-0000 buh7007p Copy Negative 4x4 Historic Photographs 1940s Reproduction requires permission. Digital images property of SHM Library & ArchivesDescription
View of the lodge with mountain backdrop.
The lodge was built as a cabin the early 1870s by a hunter known as Bear Howard. Carl Mayhew, a still photographer from Flagstaff, purchased the site in 1925 and opened the cabin as a lodge. The lodge remained operational in Oak Creek Canyon from 1925 to 1968. Source: Historical Marker Project: A Canyon Retreat.
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