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TOWER
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Back:
DESERT VIEW TOWER- Highway 80
When the pioneers pushed west they found the southwest
desert a struggle for man and beast. When they arrived at
the tower site they could look back over the sandy wastes. The
idea for the tower was conceived by Bert L. Vaughn, who owned
the nearby town of Jacumba, and wanted to build a memorial
to those hardy souls who pioneered this route to the sea. In
near-by caves are weird creatures chiseled from granite boulders.
The walls of the tower are four feet thick and has rocks in it
from all countries of the world... M.P.
Photo-color by Merle Porter
B-323
O & Published by Royal Pictures, Colton, California
S7103
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