#89 Men lay down track for a new railroad, connecting the wild frontier with the world in Arizona in 1898.

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#89 Men lay down track for a new railroad, connecting the wild frontier with the world in Arizona in 1898.

Life on the Frontier: A Detailed Look at the Wild West of the 1870s-1900s

#89 Men lay down track for a new railroad, connecting the wild frontier with the world in Arizona in 1898.

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