c. 1940s

Casa Grande Under Its Shelter Roof

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The adobe ruin of Casa Grande sits under a broad steel shelter roof on four angled legs, with crumbling wall fragments and a tall pillar of earth in the foreground. The back credits Father Kino with naming the 'Big House' in 1694 and calls it a monument to the Hohokam, 'ancient ones.' (front of the card)

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The adobe ruin of Casa Grande sits under a broad steel shelter roof on four angled legs, with crumbling wall fragments and a tall pillar of earth in the foreground. The back credits Father Kino with naming the 'Big House' in 1694 and calls it a monument to the Hohokam, 'ancient ones.' (back of the card)

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