La Posada Hotel
![[bizarre_66winslow_7433.jpg]](bizarre_66winslow_7433.jpg) La Posada is another Harvey House that has been restored, and is now open as a hotel. This is the original "front" of the building -- the side facing the railroad.
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![[bizarre_66winslow_7431.jpg]](bizarre_66winslow_7431.jpg) Patio.
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![[bizarre_66winslow_7425.jpg]](bizarre_66winslow_7425.jpg) One of the meticulously furnished areas in the interior.
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![[bizarre_66winslow_7428.jpg]](bizarre_66winslow_7428.jpg) A New Year's Party in Purgatory for Suicides, a painting by Tina Mion. Front row, left to right: Sylvia Plath, Ernest Hemingway, Liberace, Anne Sexton, Arshile Gorky, Tina Mion (not all the people are strictly suicides, or even dead).
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![[bizarre_66winslow_7421.jpg]](bizarre_66winslow_7421.jpg) A tiny vintage diner, now closed, opposite La Posada.
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To see more photos of Valentine Diners, take a side trip to my Valentine Diners page.
Standin' on the Corner Park
![[bizarre_66winslow_7412.jpg]](bizarre_66winslow_7412.jpg) The park commemorates the lyrics of the song "Take It Easy," written by Jackson Browne and recorded by the Eagles.
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![[bizarre_66winslow_7409.jpg]](bizarre_66winslow_7409.jpg) Trompe L'Oeil mural, including a girl in a flat-bed Ford.
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1st Street Pathway
![[bizarre_66winslow_7441.jpg]](bizarre_66winslow_7441.jpg) Arizona Peter Toth Monument -- 40-foot-tall Indian head carving!
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![[bizarre_66winslow_7436.jpg]](bizarre_66winslow_7436.jpg) Burma-Shave-style signs.
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