Friday, 20 October 2023 - Traveling back to Phoenix we stopped at the Hubbell Trading Post to stretch and look around.

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An old, old trading post
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Beautiful Cottonwoods along a creek near the trading post.
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We were fortunate enough to participate in a tour of the Hubbell home by Elvis Burbank of the National Park Service. He was a descendant (he thinks) of artist Elbridge Ayer Burbank who painted at the trading post for several years.
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Bead work over the doors in the home.
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Baskets nailed to the ceiling.
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More beautiful bead work.
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A Navajo rug in an alcove with an old Singer.
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A small hogan on the property which was used as a guest house.
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The nearby hilltop which became the family cemetery.
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The trading post is still an active farm - this is the stable door.
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Interesting the hinge is attached to a separate piece of wood.
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Old wood on a farm door.
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Brand? Not sure what this represents on the wall.
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Our next stop was the Historic La Posada Hotel in Williams where we had a wonderful lunch.

After lunch, we wandered around taking pictures.
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Ivy and an iron ornamented window.
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Ivy along a window.
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A small garden sported a small birdhouse.
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A flowerbed at the entrance to the hotel.


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