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Title: Rod's Steak House Williams (AZ), Chrome unused Description: Gateway to the Grand Canyon		Title: Air View Of Bill Williams Mtn Williams (AZ), Linen unused Description: En route from either Flagstaff, Ash-Fork or the Grand Canyon, the massive bulk of Bill Williams looms up along the beautiful scenic drive east or west on Hi-way "66". The progressive, industrial city of Williams, Arizona, nestles (at an elevation of 6780 ft.) in the picturesque foothills of the mountain, whose summit rises 9200 ft. above sea level.

Title: Post Exchange Williams Field (AZ), Linen		Title: Del Sue Motor Inn, On Highway 66 Williams (AZ), Linen unused Description: The gateway to the Grand Canyon National Park. Drive along the east rim to Desert View where there is an excellent view of the Painted Desert. Auto caravans are in charge of a ranger naturalist. Grand Canyon is one of the wonders of the World. See it this year

Title: Thunderbird Inn, 642 E. Bill Williams Williams (AZ), Chrome unused Description: Thunderbird Inn. East end of Town. Gateway to the Grand Canyon, Petrified Forest and glorious Indian country. Highway 66 & 89. Hunting and fishing in season. 56 luxurious rooms, Queen-size beds, room phones, swimming pool, T.V. gift shop, restaurant. Member of the Best Western Motels, American Express.		Title: Howdah From Williams Williams (AZ), Chrome unused Description: Top View: San Francisco peaks on Highway 66. Bottom View: Colorful Oak Creek Canyon


Title: Howdy From Williams Williams (AZ), Chrome unused Description: Bottom View: Arizona's Monument Valley The land without end		Title: Greetings From Williams Williams (AZ), Chrome unused

Title: Greetings From Williams Williams (AZ), Chrome unused		Title: Greetings From Williams Williams (AZ), Chrome unused

Title: Greetings From Williams Williams (AZ), Chrome unused		Title: Approaching Williams, U. S. Highway 66 Williams (AZ), Chrome unused Description: Bill Williams Mountain in the distance

Title: Welcome To Williams Williams (AZ), Chrome unused Description: Elevation 6762. Howdy, Pardner.		Title: The Fray Marcos, Fred Harvey Hotel Williams (AZ), Linen unused Description: The Fred Harvey Hotel at Williams is named after Friar Marcos de Niza, one of the Spaniards with Coronado's expedition, who in 1544 and in 1571 made journeys through this region. The hotel is patterned after the old California missions. Williams is the gateway to the Grand Canyon.

Title: The Chapel Williams Field (AZ), Linen unused		Title: El Coronado Motel Williams (AZ) unused

Title: Greetings From Williams Field Williams Field (AZ), Linen unused Description: W - Barracks. I - Col. Bernard A. Bridget, Comm. Officer, L - Chapel, L - Hospital, I - Formal review, A - Squadron Basket Ball Game, M - Officers Club room. S - Planes on Ramp, F - Commandos, I - In Flight formation, E - Swimming Pool, L - Claudette Colbert and Col. Bridget, D - Cadet Day Room.		Title: Greetings From Williams Williams (AZ), Chrome unused Description: Williams, Arizona, looking east along U.S. Highway 66. The town and the mountain to the south were named after the famous guide and Indian fighter, Bill Williams. Williams is known as the Gateway to the Grand Canyon and has many fine tourist accommodations.

Title: Greetings From Williams Field Williams Field (AZ), Linen unused Description: W - Barracks I - Col. Bernard A. Bridget, Comm. Officer L - Chapel L - Hospital I - Formal Review a - Squadron Basket Ball game M - Officers Club room S - Planes on ramp F - Commandos I - In Flight formation E - Swimming Pool L - Claudette colbert and Col. Bridget D - Cadet Day Room.		Title: Greetings From Williams Williams (AZ), Linen unused Description: Gateway to the Grand Canyon. Located on Highway 66 near its junction with the Grand Highway, Williams is a picturesque mountain town in the heart of the greatest stand of yellow pine timber in the U. S. Summer nights are always delightfully cool at this altitude of 6,780 ft. The town derives its name from Bill Williams Mountain, which is in turn named for a famous pioneer of the region. Lumbering is the chief industry, several large mills being located here.

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