This painterly photograph by Esther Henderson shows autumn foliage and cloudy blue skies reflected in a lake with mountains in the background..
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One Hundred Years: Photography

Norman G. Wallace Photographed: Early 1930s Norman G. Wallace wasn’t a photographer by…
Ted DeGrazia stands with brushes and palette in front of a mural-sized painting. COURTESY OF DeGRAZIA GALLERY IN THE SUN
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One Hundred Years: Hall of Fame

Esther Henderson Photographer 1911–2008 PHILIPPE HALSMANEsther Henderson arrived in…
In this composite image, Hohokam rock art is illuminated against a Milky Way backdrop in Southern Arizona’s Picacho Mountains. The long swath of dots may symbolize the universe, along with other sky objects and serpents, which are thought to represent prayers being carried to the gods. | Frank Zullo
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It Was a Dark Night...

Frank Zullo has a flair for the dramatic. He’s a photog­rapher by trade, which is pretty normal. But otherwise, he’s…
Unobstructed views stretch to the horizon from Monte Vista Peak in Southeastern Arizona’s Chiricahua Wilderness, where the highest point is 9,759 feet atop Chiricahua Peak. By David Muench
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Desert Islands

Some places have water. Whole parts of the country leak from every pore and crack in the ground. Think of New Hampshire…
A guest at the Tucson area’s Flying V Ranch examines a saguaro blossom during a guided horseback ride in the mid-20th century. Arizona Historical Society/Restoration by Richard Jackson
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Letters

June 1939Boulder Dam and Lake Mead In your April issue, we were particularly interested in the article Sailing on Lake…
Raymond Carlson (left) helps move furniture from our first office.
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Editor's Letter

It was a good year. Nineteen twenty-five. The Great Gatsby hit bookshelves, the Grand Ole Opry transmitted its first…
Black and white photo of Phoenix building that is home to Arizona Highways magazine, with mid-century automobiles parked in the front lot. | Arizona Highways Archives
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Our World Headquarters

In 1962, we moved from a modest building on the southeast corner of 17th Avenue and Jackson Street in Phoenix to a…
Among George Avey’s countless contributions to Arizona Highways was this map, which appeared in our December 1946 issue. | Arizona Highways Archives
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State of Arizona Vintage Map