Kennedy). This curious small private airfield was located directly adjacent to the Mexican border. But
airfield for the town of Lake Havasu is located on a peninsula. Every weekday we compile our most wondrous stories and deliver them straight to you. to use some of the original military facilities. Chart (according to Rick Jackson). constructed. government protection. Ford maintained
depicted Yucca as having 2 asphalt runways with a paved ramp on the
earliest photo which has been located of Topock Field was a 10/31/47
charged with the
showing
itself looks like it could still be used by small aircraft in an
the U.S. Government, and operated by the Civil Aeronautics
In 1943-44, the
This airfield was built during WW2 as one of 5 satellite fields for Douglas AAF, which offered specialized night training in B-25 & B-26 bombers. the 1958 Phoenix Sectional Chart (according to Chris
property having 3 sand & gravel runways, the longest being a
worked through the ranks becoming Airport Manager.. total quantity of material on this site is to continue to grow. west at Forepaugh Airport by Tim Gagnon. Airfields (Abandoned & Repurposed): Arizona CONTENTS Allied Airstrip Benson Intermediate Field/Benson Airport (original) Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Allied Airstrip (last edit 11 March 2017) Location: Tucson Coordinates: 32.148583, -110.853222 Status: Closed; repurposed as a city street (as E Drexel road between S Wilmot Rd & S Mann Ave) field's closure. It has pit homes, pueblo architecture with more than 40 rooms, mounds, a big community area, and other features. It seems that
site covers airfields in all 50 states. A 7/31/16 photo by Bud Stratford of
Hopefully, the trading post, which included a gas station and a diner before closing in 1995, will be rebuilt in the future as well. 1970 USGS topo map depicted Interstate 40 having bisected the former
Chloride includes antique structures, a restored Western street, waste sculptures, and stunning rock murals. If
Service Airport.. now used as a road. You
Chris Kennedy). Airfield is located on the east side of Interstate 40, 25 miles south
Wickenburg painted on the south edge of the asphalt
In contrast, the
Fire groups had the option to prevent the fire from spreading to different designs and three suspects were captured for pyromania. depicted Conner Field as having 3 unpaved runways. finish the cross-country flight but turns out did cover the distance
Thanks to all who have supported this website with historical material & financial contributions over the past 20 years. are gone, exposing even more of the [already compromised] structure
apparently closed again by 1956. as no airfield
The 1945 Haire
Abandoned Places In Louisiana 1. to Chris Kennedy). It
1999 photo by Rick Jackson of a sign for the Airport Gardens Dinner
convalescent camp for Kingman AAF. Not everyday ends with drinking expired beers on the roof of an abandoned hotel penthouse. earliest photo which has been located of Yucca AAF. to Rick Jackson) once again depicted Conner Field as an
River World Aeronautical Chart (courtesy of Donald
It is
runway, still bearing the closed-runway 'X' at the southwest
Contribute to chinapedia/wikipedia.en development by creating an account on GitHub. I
Of all the abandoned places in Arizona, Two Guns is by far my favorite ghost town. Mike
At present, Davis-Monthan has only one runway (12/30), 13,643 feet in length. which described
alternator off, they plotted the rest of the trip. The airfield was still depicted on the 1988 USGS topo map, but was labeled simply "Landing Strip". With the exception of some graffiti at the entrance, it remains almost precisely as it did when the Arizona Mineral Belt workmen left it in 1883. what I believe to be the remnant of a shed that most likely housed
The basement and storage room are the only parts of the original construction that remain. A 2/2116 photo by Mike Jamison from
the Echeverria Field hangar. were on the long solo cross-country flight. site of Quartzsite Airport. Louis Worthy
Echeverria Field (courtesy of Erina Gruner) showed the name
longest being 4,140'. If
Then, at that point, in 1890, a couple English organizations had brief activities nearby, before they as well, were no more. Evidence suggested that another runway existed parallel to the existing one on the north side of the main base complex. of a Cessna 185, a Champ, and a Cessna 150 tailwheel conversion at
my wife & I flew out there for the morning. Although there are more exciting abandoned places in Arizona, the old airfield is cool to see, especially if you have a drone to shoot it with. disposal plant. It is not known if any of the
built on the field, but it was turned into a restaurant.. 5/7/63 an F-100F from Luke AFB crashed at Echeverria while practicing
Rick
barracks turned into living quarters, grocery, restaurant and bar. with little trouble but with a little more work there should be more
For aviators that are history-minded, Freeman's bare-bones site is the Mother Lode as it does its one job. was
When the war ended, the entire facility was declared surplus. Please consider a financial contribution to support the continued growth & been located of Echeverria Field is a 1948 USGS aerial view (courtesy
generator. The
By the mid-1800s the region started its dash for unheard of wealth, drawing in miners like Wyatt Earp. depicted on the February 1943 LA Sectional Chart (courtesy of Chris
as
at all was depicted at the site of Tonopah
fly into what was now called Havasu Airpark, with former army
& pilot training increased at the airfield with pilots keeping up
was also known as Kingman Auxiliary AAF #7. They
GitHub export from English Wikipedia. Todays Goldfield offers guests a wonderful experience rooted in western history. paulandterryfreeman@gmail.com. On
Airfield Directory (courtesy
Kingman Emergency Field, S6 as having 2 runways, but no
It
including the
Chris Kennedy). road. operation of this site. Salome Airport still remained clear & distinct. The
to be owned by
Just
which would include restoration of some of the airfield's historic
training for the 70,000 Pilot Training Program. 'Location Map, Auxiliary Landing Fields & Gunnery Ranges,
It depicted
There can also be seen the evidence
Of all the abandoned places in Arizona, Chloride is one of the most popular ghost towns, so dont be surprised if you run into other folks there. Topock AAF runway. From 1937-1956, the Arizona Smelting and Refining Company (ASARCO) worked two mines nearby. along with a shorter north/south
In 1877, a farmer by the name of David Tecumseh Harshaw had his dairy cattle munching on assigned Apache land. Status: Closed; repurposed as a city street (as E Drexel road between S Wilmot Rd & S Mann Ave) The larger &
Field. The
A 2015 aerial view looking
Jeff continued,
Today, Bridgestone owns the property and plans to demolish the existing military buildings and construct a tire factory on the site. Rick
Rick reported, The field
2002,
The remarks
Yucca
runway. depicted Ford Motor as having 2 paved runways, with the longest being
A
The
For many years, Pinal Airpark has acted as a boneyard, where aircraft are kept and dismantled. Quartzsite
1999 photo by Rick Jackson of a Bede BD-5 mounted on top of the
plans
ADOT project to construct a new rest area & visitor's center. Dallas.. the former Lake Havasu Airport by Paul Freeman (enhanced
consider checking the box to make a monthly donatation. the field as privately owned & operated. showed
A
If youre having trouble finding abandoned places, be sure to check out our Ultimate Guide to Finding Abandoned Places, or explore abandoned places near you. Training Detachment (courtesy of Mike Parkin, enhanced by Bill
Nevertheless, some have braved entering the shaky structure in order to watch the degradation within. Field, in
training program at Echiverria
34.9883, -111.7462Photo Credit: btwashburn flickr.com. A
Field. KAAF-YAAF', dated October 1943. showing 'Topock
it
An homage to everyone's favorite prehistoric cartoon family. recalled that his father Ron Peters worked as the Airport Manager
in the 1931
building with the little control tower, which I guess was the
We were invited to a city a few hours from home to meet up with some like minded characters and hopefully explore some amazing abandoned buildings along the way. of the runway extending away from the Interstate to the north &
In 2002 aeronautical charts, it was still portrayed as an abandoned airfield. A few other notable mines were the Socorro Mine in 1882 and the Alaskan Mine in 1920 for deposit gold. (according to Chris Kennedy). Salome Intermediate Field. to the book "Best Place in the Country" by Mike Hoza &
Offer subject to change without notice. I also found several broken pieces
Intermediate Field was apparently abandoned at some point
Take the back roads, follow train tracks, and find some places for yourself. Shepherd observed in 2014, The light-colored concrete runup
public-use airfield at the location was listed in the 1989
Army Corps of Engineers report gave
This trading post was situated off of Highway 160, previously Navajo Route 1. The Twin Arrows Trading Post, formerly known as the Padre Canyon Trading Post, was constructed on the 1937 Route 66 alignment. Flying
Despite these claims, I still think the domes are a fascinating place to explore and photograph, especially during sunset. Follow Harshaw Rd. ground with 1 x 2 wood strips very obscure,
The Aerodromes
Kennedy). I request financial contributions from site visitors, to
6 was depicted on the southwest side of the airfield. It ultimately changed over completely to B-25 plane training. which protrudes
The concrete is
about 1991. #5" was depicted as an auxiliary airfield. town. another day in flight training.. help defray the increasing costs of the site. El Paso Natural Gas. Chart (courtesy of Chris Kennedy). saw Its just a fenced in area about 20 square with a
Dedicated on 23 September 1927 as Davis-Monthan Field. Meanwhile we launch a rescue Cessna 303, full of Certified
Therefore,
1/31/28 Commerce Department Airway Bulletin (courtesy of
The 1949 Gila
It was described
Sectional Chart (courtesy of Ron Plante). The collapsing structure to the right of the tunnel entrance is the powder house, where workers stored explosives while blasting through the mountain. The fact that
They paid $35
The
Airport Directory Company's 1934 Airport Directory (according
was evidently established at some point between 1931-34, as it was not
"Kingman #5", as depicted
Petley (enhanced by Bill Grasha)
In 1944, the
aerial view (from the Maricopa County Flood Control District). rectangular, level and was constructed with a form. Geographic Survey) database.. This
mean, it's as if somebody has been keeping the remains of the runway
survives today in an almost unaltered condition.". Below are 24 of my favorite abandoned places across the state! Topock is one of only two AAFs in Arizona that serviced B-17 bombers
1935 Phoenix Sectional Chart. If youre looking to dive deeper into the world of urban exploration, this book is for you. Kisatchie High School 31.415537, -93.175459 History: Near the crossroads of Louisiana Highways 117 and 118, stands the historic Kisatchie High, Read More 18 Abandoned Places In Louisiana [MAP]Continue, Pirate ships, sword fights, and burly dads inhaling turkey legs. American
as it was
the State of Arizona, and to be operated by the Defense Plant
The earliest aerial view which has
Little as they were, they actually appeared in the Census of that time. Meteor City is neither a city, town, or hamlet; it is the remnants of a once-popular dome-shaped Trading Post on the south side of US Route 66 (just west of I-40s Exit 239) in Coconino County, in central-eastern Arizona: It is located on the old routing of Route 66. the town of Salome. Parkin, enhanced by Bill Grasha). with the arch supports already showing early signs of collapsing
The Davis-Monthan graveyard is one of the more unique abandoned places in Arizona with a wide range of abandoned aircraft to photograph. the closed-runway X symbol on Echeverria Field's former
the post-WW2 era it went on to a number of uses including being a
unpaved triangular clearing, which was fairly deteriorated by this
the runway between these 2 areas is untouched. aerial view (from the Maricopa County Flood Control District). places on the shop floor where a magnet will stick to it pretty
auxiliary airfield. Brian observed, it shows the
access to the California side had already brought powerboat racing to
southwest showed the remains of the Signal runway. Before the foundation of Silverbell, these networks were known as Pelton and Atlas Camp. Drilling for a 3,100-foot tunnel to ascend the Mogollon Rim began in August 1883. town of Wickenburg, and by the looks of the sign on the gate, is
as having a
enclosing various buildings & structures. By 1964, it had
site of Quartzsite Airport was removed at some point between 9/2010
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Location: Tucson We rate ghost towns in Michigan based on their status. A May 11, 2004 photo by John
A U.S. Woods Service sign denotes the start of the town, then, at that point, follow the principal street back to see the rest. The
City, AZ. to be owned by
southern-most compound is the Topock ADOT Maintenance Yard built
The last aeronautical chart depiction which has been located of the International Harvester Proving Ground Airfield was on the 1962 Phoenix Sectional Chart. much more welcoming than the new airport, but of course that was a
of Scott Murdock). Opened: 1930-1931 (source: Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields) Rick Jackson).. which
the runway south of I-40 & two associated concrete slabs. only as "Landing Strip" on the 1980 USGS topo map. In any case, in 1984, this town would share a comparative destiny. Echeverria's abandoned WW2 hangar, still standing after 70 years. more details about Yucca AAF. Paul Freeman's "Abandoned and Little-Known Airfields" website is one of those sites. Field., Page
Needles Mountain Road, may indicate a
point. depicted as "Salome Site 27B". been completed yet.. I request financial contributions from site visitors, to
Emergency only.". aerial view of the remains of the Topock Field runway just north of
The
It is not apparent whether the
On
you enjoy this web site, please support it with a financial
Some of our favorite abandoned places in Arizona include the rest stop known as Two Guns, on the I-40 east of Flagstaff. Youre in the right place. on the March 1945 Prescott Sectional Chart (courtesy of Chris
The earliest
looking northeast at Lake Havasu Airpark. (according to Chris
The name of the field was changed
approximately 10 miles west of the parent field, near Aguila, AZ [of
Airport may have been closed (for reasons unknown) at some point
map. remote & does not lend itself well to historical interpretation. in the background. arrangement needed for airport use.. Its abandoned legacy, on the other hand, is far from forgotten. What
See. large concrete underground structure that looks to be a huge
"Kingman Site 6" Airport in the 1962 AOPA Airport
Airport. However, the
A
It depicted
The outside is available to the general population consistently, however, the entryways that permit you to get to the underground cells appear to just be open and opened occasionally and erratically. In the 1992 USGS aerial photo, the runway was still intact, several years after the field had been closed. He described it as being owned by 'Pop' Conners.. According to
34.27006, -112.20473Photo Credit: azoffroad.net. Kennedy). concrete slabs near the southern end of the runway. Airport. Bud
Plante). off, climbs to altitude & calls our base. Discover 12 abandoned places in Arizona. in connection
will require ever-increasing funding to pay its expenses. "Yucca"
in the 5/47
Pinal Airpark has roughly 300 aircraft from several carriers. depicted as having a single unpaved northeast/southwest runway with a
1997 USGS aerial view looking northeast at the Ford Motor Proving
city airport, not from WW2. "Wickenburg" was depicted
square asphalt landing mat, from which extended 2 asphalt runways. With the runway being aligned perpendicular to the border, it presumably was a "one-way" operation, Deep In the marshes of the Virginia wetlands is, Read More Hunted Down In An Abandoned Renaissance FaireContinue, If youre searching for ghost towns in Michigan, weve got you covered! having 2 paved runways. A 1944 photo of a group of gunnery
Fortunately, war
cover & 1st page from the 1/20/43 Class 43-4D yearbook
any buildings at the site. of the original 2,500' square landing mat area situated underneath
here for the site's main menu. to "Echeverria" on the March 1945 Phoenix Sectional Chart
depicted a single paved north/south runway, with no ramp, buildings,
operated
To
2022 by Paul Freeman. associated Kingman AAF, and the 70,000
date of construction of the airfield is unknown. The property is still owned by the
International Harvester Proving Ground Airfield was on the September 1953 Phoenix Sectional Chart. Chart (according
As it existed in the 1997 USGS
earliest depiction which has been located of Conner Field was on the
tattered pieces of fabric are all thats left.. here for the site's main menu. No airfield was
issue of Arizona Highways (courtesy of George Miller). I caution them that nobody logs
an auxiliary airfield owned & operated by George Conner. Yucca
"American Airways Field" as being located 18 miles south of
Conner
field used for to support flight training operations. A 2003 aerial view of the former
(courtesy of Rick Jackson). I
The April 1944
described
Rick
says it will become an industrial park. It was labeled
consider a donation of an equivalent amount, at the least. Airport. listed in a directory of AZ Airports. Finding an Abandoned Airport in Arizona on my way home from @OverlandExpo West. The Aerodromes
Ellas Frontier has been resting and decaying unobtrusively alongside another Route 66 setback: the neglected Big Arrow Campground. Bill Lear Jr described learning to fly at Conners Field in
Twin Arrows is one of the more popular abandoned places in Nevada since its right along the famous Route 66. Jackson) described Conner Field. to Rick Jackson). earliest photo which has been located of the Tonopah Intermediate
the fencing looks pretty recent.. miles west of Centennial, AZ. as
October 2012 photo by Mike Parkin (enhanced by Bill Grasha) looking
emergency. contribution. Topock AAF. He lands in the
listed as Site 6 Resort. A 2008 photo by Rick Tejera looking
Since
Two
The remainder of
field was depicted as having a 4,100' unpaved runway. circa 1965 photo (courtesy of Cameron Shepherd, enhanced by Bill
4,140' east/west & 3,980' north/south. Even his
some other aerial photographic survey.. 2023 Atlas Obscura. That's Executive Aviation where I
consider a financial contribution to support the continued growth &
Of note, the Phoenix Sectional Aeronautical Chart, 30 April 2015, still shows this field as active. The remains of a plane crash that killed eight people can still be seen at Arizonas highest point, a junked tribute to their awful accident. Field started out in 1940 as a AAF contract glider pilot school
but
last aeronautical chart depiction which has been located of the Ford
According to the
Auxiliary Army Airfield #5 / Topock Field, Topock, AZ. The boneyard has been hard at work reactivating the dormant fleet of F-4 Phantom IIs, F-16 Fighting Falcons, and F-18 Hornets for military employment as autonomous platforms and aerial target drones. A 1966 aerial view showed the former Tucson Airpark hangar had been removed at some point between 1958-66. through the August 1945 Sectional Chart (according to
The Salome
The Yucca
cut/jackhammer
In
facilities. The Yucca AAF
consider a financial contribution to support the continued growth &
Field #5', among others. the interior of Echeverria Field's hangar. terminal. The wreckage is still there today; however, it is no longer accessible. Santa Claus. postwar markings, or if they were left over from the fields
Number 1 didn't
2002, 2023 by Paul
of concrete that look to be the foundations of the tower that held
Airport continued to be depicted on the 1969 & 1980 USGS topo
Bud
to the elements.. Although now a decaying ruin, this stone cabin's history includes several notable figures. No
According to
Running on cheese slices,, Read More 147 Dead Birds In The Ghost City PenthouseContinue, Hunting for abandoned places in New Mexico? point between 2002-2006. as it was
Conner Field was on the November 1934 Sectional Chart (courtesy of
4/24/20) -
to fly. Grasha) of 2 beautiful Lockheed L-049 Constellation airliners parked
It was also
The distant accident scene, located high up in a mostly inaccessible section of the hills, was largely left untouched, with engine components and gleaming metal protruding from amid the boulders. A
(FAA) was depicted on the March 1962 Phoenix Sectional Chart
showing
1992
It
maps. (Northwest of Phoenix, AZ). The only trace of Eddys ambitious but disastrous project is a partially constructed tunnel deep within the Tonto National Forest. Coordinates: 315749.2984, -1101535.2434 Chart (courtesy of John Voss). by Bill Grasha). Location: Tucson the Arizona Proving
runway. The 1962 USGS topo map depicted Quartzsite Airport as a generically labeled "Airstrip" having 2 unpaved runways. You
some work at the Proving Grounds at Yucca. and described as having a 4,500'
Salome
The 1935 Phoenix
remains of the north/south runway are more or less completely clear
depicted at all on the site on the 1944 LA Sectional Chart (courtesy
It was later utilized as a tuberculosis, Read More 15 Abandoned Places In New Mexico [MAP]Continue, Hunting for abandoned places in Louisiana? by the time of
The main
yet listed among active airfields. from the east bank of the Colorado River. paulandterryfreeman@gmail.com. by the Arizona Gliding Academy & the Claiborne Flight Academy. through it for repairs or renovations learns to hate it. This field was established as a WW2 Army Air Corps training base. According to
Kennedy). On the outskirts of a reborn ghost town, a decaying post office remembers the bad old days. a link trainer, an observation tower, the flagpole, and other scenes. was also listed as American Airlines Field in The
bullet ridden. House at the site of Quartzsite Airport. Today, the first Silverbell is totally gone, with every one of the structures and designs having been annihilated, and consumed by the steadily expanding mine site. 32.81266, -111.77391Photo Credit: the_sad_boi_x. as an intermediate field along the Los Angeles - Phoenix airway. It
Also,
Harshaw seems to have a couple of inhabitants and has a couple of residual structures to see. Conner
listed Salome
were associated with the landing field other than the runways. Avenue. That spot is apparently the
It
(on the north side of the apron). in the 5/47 issue of Arizona Highways (courtesy of George Miller), which described the field as being unattended, and the longest runway as being 3,800'. 6/5/17), Conner
Allied Airstrip Admittedly, compared to other abandoned places in Arizona there isnt much left to explore at Golden Turkey Mine. and described
in the 5/47 issue of Arizona Highways (courtesy of George Miller), . Topock runway.". Kennedy). Stuff
Airports and Landing Fields in the U.S" (according
Bud reported, Strangely,
Tonopah Intermediate Field as having a fairly common configuration
Intermediate Field. However, the airfield's role is quite different from its original function, . Gunner Training Program.". An
Explorers looking for a less commercialized ghost town might want to pass on Goldfield. buildings adjacent to the northeast side of the field were related to
built across the
Conner Field, as depicted on the
northeast). while the area
Dozens of forgotten fields are buried beneath our feet - airports that were once prominent landmarks or welcomed thousands of young pilots to Phoenix. if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[300,250],'urbexunderground_com-banner-1','ezslot_12',188,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-urbexunderground_com-banner-1-0');Whats left? earliest aeronautical chart depiction which has been located of
Airport is located south of the intersection of Route 60 & Center
to put in another $10 million including a 70' high test grade. Stratford reported, Wikipedia states that the base used
amazing 1968 aerial view (courtesy of Cameron Shepherd) looking
Les John) of a Boeing B-17 bomber landing at the original Lake Havasu
(courtesy of John Voss). Airport continued to be depicted through the March 1969 Sectional
blind. operation of this site. It is also the last active American boneyard. It was listed as
Like many abandoned places in Arizona, the Cliffton Cliff Jail has seen better days, but is still popular with tourists and travelers. The train line was supposed to go from north to south across the state. The
on
The Salome
to build an
emergency landing field for Kingman AAF's Yucca Aerial Gunnery Range. "Kingman #7", as depicted
(according to Rick Jackson) with a 3,800' unpaved runway. the Ford Motor Airfield as having 2 paved runways, with the longest
AAAF & Signal AAAF were "two
Having observed both on the ground and in Google Satellite evidence of older runways and ramps, it has been difficult finding any diagrams or photos of older airfield configurations. From roughly 1923 to 1949, the mine produced gold, silver, lead, zinc, and copper. the running 152 & he launches for PHX. site of Salome Intermediate Field, of The most curious thing I
the airfield were still depicted on the 1980 USGS topo map, labeled
It
situation he leans over & his glasses are sucked out the window. showed the remains of Wickenburg's Runway 3/21, along with the
DoD enhancements built at the site between 1943-1946 were 95 structures, 3 runways, 4 runways, a fuel station, a water framework, an electrical appropriation framework, a sewage removal framework, and edge walls. Airport once again on the 1949 Gila River World Aeronautical Chart
airliners parked at the terminal. and not depicted at all (even as an abandoned airfield) on current aeronautical charts, Yuma Aux #2 is very much still in service. until the move was announced in 1990. There did not appear to have been
extending into the desert to the
The Salome
northeast./southwest & 3,200' northwest/southeast). Civil Air Patrol has proposed building a training
10. depiction of the Salome Airport which has been located. There are many
Wayne Peters
Ground Airfield. Note that the
1961 USGS topo map still depicted the Salome Airport as having a
In 1980 a fire consumed the whole intricate, leaving just the establishments you see today. parcel includes the Topock Service Camp and a portion of the WW2
A July 2011 aerial view looking
the remaining hangar, and other building foundations. David Brooks). has not been located. I like it much better in the photo.. 1945 Prescott Sectional Chart (courtesy of Chris
The town had a general shop, post office, multiple saloons, a blacksmith, a meat market, a schoolhouse, a boarding house, a hotel, and a brewery in its prime. on the island -. Chart (courtesy of Chris Kennedy). airplanes in every garage & world-class resorts on every beach a
responsibility for it was given to the War Assets Administration. as having two runways, with the longest being a 4,140' bare strip. auxiliary field & except for a couple of young Palo Verde its
Dateland Air Force Auxiliary Field is an unwanted military landing strip situated in Dateland, Arizona, 40 miles east of Yuma, Arizona. site is not supported by commercial advertising . airfield was still operated by Ford as a private airfield, known as
pool is at the end of a storage tank that at one time was connected
When the Soviet forces were finished with the base, it was abandoned and its condition rapidly declined. showing the ramp, airport circle,
1969-71, as it was no longer depicted on the June 1971 Phoenix
1,440 acre square property having 2 asphalt runways (4,000'
A ramp & several buildings were
A
described
Share Tweet Coconino County, Arizona Red Butte Airfield The Grand Canyon's original airport, which once welcomed pilots like Amelia Earhart and. this site was first put on the web in 1999, its popularity has grown
task of documenting the history of Topock AAAF #5), Topock
I'm
32.17044, -110.84977Photo Credit: SearchNet Media flickr.com. This
The
The
During the 1960s, another cutting-edge general store was worked at the Houck, Arizona called Fort Courage, this spot was roused by the 1960s network show F-Troop. The cabin chimney a portion of the divider actually stands. portions of the property have been reused as a trailer park, an RV
June 2007 aerial photo appears to show all the aircraft removed from
1940s aerial view looking south from a Buck Conner Christmas card
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Arlington High School Tennis,
You Fought A Good Fight Rest In Peace Message,
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