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Cool Springs Cabins detail. Originally built by N.R. Dunton in 1927. Cool Springs was remodeled in 1937 by Floyd Spidell who added a garage and cabins. Cool Springs Cabins closed after Route 66 realigned away from this alignment in 1964, and was ultimately destroyed by fire and vandalism. Ned Leuchtner is currently undertaking restoration of the site.

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Call number	NAU.PH.2004.11.2.255
Item number	55735
Creator	Evans, R. Sean
Title	Cool Springs Cabins detail. Originally built by N.R. Dunton in 1927. Cool Springs was remodeled in 1937 by Floyd Spidell who added a garage and cabins. Cool Springs Cabins closed after Route 66 realigned away from this alignment in 1964, and was ultimately destroyed by fire and vandalism. Ned Leuchtner is currently undertaking restoration of the site.
Alternate title	Route 66, Arizona, August 2005.
Date	2005
Type	Image
Description	CONTENT: This photograph is part of a series that documents a trip running west to east, from near the Arizona/California border to Flagstaff in August 2005.
Collection name	Evans Route 66
Finding aid	http://www.azarchivesonline.org/xtf/view?docId=ead/nau/Evans_Route_66_Collection.xml
Repository	Northern Arizona University. Cline Library.
Rights	ABOR
Subjects	Motels--Arizona Tourism--Arizona Cool Springs Cabins
Places	United States Highway 66
Physical format	Born digital
Physical dimension	6x8 inches
Master file size	11973864
Master mimetype	image/tiff
Master file format	tif
Software	Photoshop 9.0
Master color scheme	RGB
Master image bit depth	24-bit
Master resolution	300
Master pixels horizontal	2304
Master pixels vertical	1728

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