![]() A sign at the base of this dinosaur reads "BRONTOSAURUS," Dinosaur Caverns Icon Circa 1960's. Restored by K.T. Wells, J. McEnuity Wells Inc., 2005.
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![]() Stone dinosaur at the caverns visitor center.
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![]() T-Rex guards the caverns.
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![]() T-Rex skull reproduction above caverns-entrance elevator.
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![]() Mummified Bob Cat, died approximately 1850. Preserved by low humidity of cave environment.
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![]() Are these the remains of a cave explorer who couldn't find the way out? It's a mystery!
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![]() Reproduction of Giant Ground Sloth whose bones were found in the cave.
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![]() Emergency food and water supplies from the 1950's, when the cave was designated a fallout shelter for surrounding towns.
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![]() Old service station.
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![]() Frontier Motel & Cafe.
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![]() Hackberry General Store, now a Route 66 museum and gift shop.
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![]() Replica diner -- note Buddy Holly and Roy Orbison records on the floor.
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![]() Route 66 mural by Robert Waldmire, former owner of the Hackberry General Store, showing the Arizona portion of the road. Look for Waldmire's hand-drawn Route 66 postcards, maps and posters -- they're packed with info and make great collectibles.
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![]() Signs of times past.
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![]() Phillips 66 sign with added neon.
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![]() Antique Ford.
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![]() This was the end of the road for these rusting autos.
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![]() Giganticus Headicus, a 14-foot-high stucco tiki outside of the Kozy Corner Trailer Court. Created by Gregg Arnold.
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Last visited: July 2008.
Standard disclaimer: Sites are described for entertainment purposes only, as they were at the time of my last visit. I can not vouch for the current condition of the site or its accessibility.