Tucson Citizen photographer took to the air in 1968 to document the changes afoot in an active period of real estate development in Tucson's history. Photos © Arizona Daily Star or Tucson Citizen, where applicable
Looking north from Arroyo Chico, still more or less an open pit, where it crossed S. Cherry Ave. in this aerial photo of Tucson in December, 1968. At that time, Cherry was a popular thoroughfare, extending from 29th Street through the University of Arizona campus and past Speedway Blvd. It was cut into pieces with the expansion of Arizona Stadium, the Arroyo Chico flood control project, and the Kino Parkway extension.
Augustine Catholic High School sits on the right side in the large open plot just above the golf course. The"V" building – the only structure on the Southside of Golf Links, is still there. It's the New Life Wesleyan Church.22nd Street stretches east from Houghton Road in Tucson in this aerial photo of Tucson in December, 1968. In the center, Old Spanish Trail crosses 22nd Street, then Harrison Road.
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