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1Author:  Hubbell Trading PostRequires cookie*
 Title:  Hubbell Trading Post records 1882-1968 (bulk 1905-1950) ead 
 Date(s):  1882-1968 (bulk 1905-1950) 
 Abstract:  Hubbell Trading Post records pertain to vendor files, business materials, and personal and business correspondence. 
 Repository:  University of Arizona Libraries, Special Collections 
 Subjects:  Postal service -- Arizona -- History -- Sources | Trading posts | Navajo textile fabrics | Hopi Indians -- Trading posts 
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22 hit(s)     		...Nava-Hopi--Navajo County....
...Navajo Curio--Norick....
...Navajo Rug shop, Phoenix. 1947-1950...
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2Author:  Chambers, Blanche RiordanRequires cookie*
 Title:  Riordan Family Collection (formerly the Blanche Riordan Chambers Collection) 1882-1944 ead 
 Date(s):  1882-1944 
 Abstract:  Personal papers and letter books of Michael J. Riordan; letter books of Arizona Lumber and Timber Company and Riordan Mercantile Company, as well as other records of Riordan Mercantile Company; scrapbooks of Riordan family trips; newspaper articles and letters to the editors by Michael Riordan; papers of Denis M. ("Matt") and Timothy A. Riordan; Verde Council of Knights of Columbus minute book; First National Bank of Flagstaff records, 1929-1930. Overall date ranges are from 1882-1944. [Note: Many of the materials from this collection survived a fire at the Riordan Office Building where they were originally stored. Therefore, researchers should be forewarned that documents are particularly brittle and may also have carbon residue (soot) from smoke damage.] 
 Repository:  Arizona Historical Society/Flagstaff Archives 
 Subjects:  Lumber trade--Arizona--History. | Sawmills--Arizona. 
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1 hit(s)     		...which they named Kinlichi, Navajo for "red house." The Metz...
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