Wild old days!
Author
R. L. Loeffelbein
Article Date
July-August 1973
Article Abstract
The plank road 6.7 miles long which extended across the sand dunes west of Yuma until 1926
Journal Title
True West
ROADS - HISTORY
The wit and pain of the Old Plank Road
Author
D. Dedera
Article Date
August 1976
Article Abstract
Travelers from California to southern Arizona in the 1920s drove over redwood planks laid across sand dunes near Yuma
Journal Title
Outdoor Ariz
The general's shortcut
Author
J. E. Cook
Article Date
July 25, 1971
Article Abstract
General Crooks road along the Mogollon Rim from Fort Apache to Camp Verde
Journal Title
Arizona
State's only toll road called out "Sunday best"
Article Date
March 20 1955
Article Abstract
North Central Ave., Phoenix, was kept watered and was toll road from about 1896-1903
Journal Title
Ariz Days & Ways
Spanish attempts to open a New Mexico-Sonora road
Author
M. Simmons
Article Date
Spring 1975
Journal Title
Ariz and the West
Old plank road is but a memory
Author
R. G. Willson
Article Date
February 20 1972
Journal Title
Arizona
Mohave-Prescott toll road started way back in 1864
Author
R. Malach
Article Date
April 5, 1973
Journal Title
Mohave Mag
Letter to governor Goodwin, 1864
Author
H. Ehrenberg
Article Date
July 1936
Article Abstract
Transmits a map and discusses his survey for a wagon route between La Paz and the Weaver mines
Journal Title
Ariz Hist Rev
Historical facts about the highways leading to and from Springerville
Author
J. W. Becker
Article Date
April 1968
Journal Title
Ariz Sheriff
Birth of a highway
Author
R. L. Sperry
Article Date
Summer 1975
Article Abstract
The first roads across the sand hills west of Yuma
Journal Title
High Country
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