Tucson is home to the "wishing shrine" which is El Tiradito. El Tiradito is the grave and shrine to a young sheepherder named Juan who was a murder victim of a 1870's love triangle. This is said to be the only shrine in the United States dedicated to the soul of a sinner buried in consecrated ground. More information can be found at the Tucson Downtown Alliance site. 04-07 El Tiradito Tucson, AZ Photo courtesy Gorb70 El Tiradito Tucson, AZ Photo courtesy Gorb70

Reilly Building
Tucson, AZ
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The Reilly Funeral Home building was built in 1909 in Tucson, AZ. Located on Pennington, the business shut its doors in 1990. 04-07

Babbitt Brothers Building
Flagstaff, AZ
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Here is the historic Babbitt Brothers Building. Located in the Flagstaff's historic downtown district, the building was first established as a building supply store in 1888. Later becoming Babbitt's and Arizona's largest department store, the store became hit by some hard times and eventually the building was slated for demolition. The Babbitt Ranches foundation came to its rescue in 1991 by purchasing and restoring the building. More information can be found at the Babbitt Ranches website. 05-20

Saint James Apartments
Flagstaff, AZ
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Here's an old historic building that is now home to the Saint James Apartments. Not sure what this building used to house in the past and whether it has always been an apartment building. Anyone know? 05-20

VFW
Coolidge, AZ
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Check out the VFW sign and building in Coolidge, AZ. This is the VFW Post located at 3713 W. Coolidge Ave. The marquee for this post is in the traditional red, white and blue colors. 03-06