| Old Bill William's favorite mountain |
Hayden |
1957 |
| Old Glendale mansion reflects early glory |
Heatwole |
1960 |
| Old hee-haw |
Hyatt |
1958 |
| Old iron boat on the Colorado |
Henderson |
1942 |
| Old iron boat on the Colorado |
Henderson |
1942 |
| Old range days and new in Arizona |
Hall |
1908 |
| Old range days and new in Arizona |
Hall |
1908 |
| Old reliable |
Hess |
1959 |
| Old reliable |
Hess |
1959 |
| Old time athletes |
Heatwole |
1970 |
| Old war birds never die |
Heubsch |
1963 |
| Oldest countinuoulsy operated retail business in Mohave County started in 1917 |
Hudson |
1973 |
| On becoming a day-care daddy |
Horn |
1977 |
| On Hassayampa trails |
Henderson |
1949 |
| On Hassayampa trails |
Henderson |
1949 |
| On the Navaho trail: the campaign of 1860-61 |
Heyman |
1951 |
| On the trail to Rainbow Bridge |
Henderson |
1941 |
| Onka's leap, an Indian legend of the Santa Catalinas |
Hilzinger |
|
| Opera comes to Arizona |
Heatwole |
1960 |
| Opera comes to Arizona |
Heatwole |
1960 |
| Oraibi: a brief history of the oldest inhabited town in the United States |
Hargrave |
1932 |
| Oraibi: a brief history of the oldest town in the United States |
Hargrave |
1932 |
| Origin of the name Navaho |
Hewett |
1906 |
| Origins of a Southwestern style, 1:adobe in architecture |
Halseth |
1960 |
| Ostrich farming in Arizona |
Hall |
1905 |
| Over the Apache trail; one of the most fascinating and unique trips one could take |
Holt |
1925 |
| Overview of geothermal resources potential in Arizona |
Harshbarger |
1972 |
| Oxygenated fuels in Arizona: the cost of cleaner air |
Horn |
1990 |
| Oxygenated fuels in Arizona: the cost of clearner air |
Horn |
1990 |
| P. W. Dooner, pioneer editor of Tucson |
Hufford |
1968 |
| P. W. Dooner, pioneer editor of Tucson |
Hufford |
1968 |
| P. W. Dooner, pioneer editor of Tucson |
Hufford |
1968 |
| Palms of the Kofas |
Henderson |
1953 |
| Palms of the Kofas |
Henderson |
1953 |
| Papago legends from Santa Rosa, Arizona - I: The man transformed into an eagle |
Hill |
1940 |
| Papago legends from Santa Rosa, Arizona - II: Hawk-woman and the first tobacco |
Hill |
1940 |
| Papago saguaro harvest |
Herbert |
1969 |
| Papago well of sacrifice |
Henderson |
1953 |
| Paradox country |
Heald |
1953 |
| Patagonie: meeting place of past and present |
Hooper |
1977 |
| Pesticide intoxications in Arizona |
Harris |
1969 |
| Pets for adoption |
Holloway |
1961 |
| Pets for adoption |
Holloway |
1961 |
| Phantom ranch |
Humburg |
1957 |
| Phantom Ranch |
Parker, Humburg |
1957 |
| Phelps Dodge, with 98% of its copper output in U. S., to profit greatly from end of curbs |
Henderson |
1953 |
| Phelps Dodge, with 98% of its copper output in U.S., to profit greatly from end of curbs |
Henderson |
1953 |
| Phoenix ends traffic confusion at "Six Points" intersection |
Hailey |
1963 |
| Phoenix plans for future growth by anticipating traffic needs |
Haley |
1954 |
| Phoenix uses "alternative budgeting" |
Hill |
1975 |
| Phoenix yesterday and today |
Hook |
1966 |
| Phoenix youth put new life into Christian organization |
Huckabay |
1958 |
| Phoenix, economic capital of the great Southwest sun country |
Herbert |
1964 |
| Phoenix, economic capital of the great South-west sun country |
Herbert |
1964 |
| Physical and physiological observations on the Navaho |
Hrdlicka |
1900 |
