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Postcard taken of the completed visitors' center in the 1930s. After excavation and reconstruction of the ruins the crew built the visitors center and museum in the style of the pueblo at Tuzigoot.
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Completed Visitors' Center
Postcard taken of the completed visitors' center in the 1930s. After excavation and reconstruction of the ruins the crew built the visitors center and museum in the style of the pueblo at Tuzigoot.
Postcard taken of the completed visitors' center in the 1930s. After excavation and reconstruction of the ruins the crew built the visitors center and museum in the style of the pueblo at Tuzigoot.
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Although it was a known archaeological site, to the untrained eye the ruins at (what is now) Tuzigoot National Monument looked like a pile of rubble. Over the 600 years since abandonment the walls had fallen in on themselves and plants had crept up the hill.

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Historic Photographs

Although it was a known archaeological site, to the untrained eye the ruins at (what is now) Tuzigoot National Monument looked like a pile of rubble. Over the 600 years since abandonment the walls had fallen in on themselves and plants had crept up the hill.

Album - 28 Photos
Historic Photographs

Although it was a known archaeological site, to the untrained eye the ruins at (what is now) Tuzigoot National Monument looked like a pile of rubble. Over the 600 years since abandonment the walls had fallen in on themselves and plants had crept up the hill.

Album - 28 Photos
Historic Photographs


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