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#111 The building of the Arizona Canal, the northernmost of the Valley’s major canals, began in 1895. Here it shown is being scraped and maintained in 1905.

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#111 The building of the Arizona Canal, the northernmost of the Valley’s major canals, began in 1895. Here it shown is being scraped and maintained in 1905.

What Phoenix, Arizona looked like in the early 20th Century

#111 The building of the Arizona Canal, the northernmost of the Valley’s major canals, began in 1895. Here it shown is being scraped and maintained in 1905.

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#112 The old Crosscut Canal runs through the site of Pueblo Grande Museum.→

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