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I am a writer researching Mohawk, Arizona (about 50 miles east of Yuma).
I would welcome contact with anyone who has information about the Mohawk Lodge, service station, post office, stage stop, etc. People, stories, what happened after I-8 bypassed it--anything. Thanks. |
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Its been gone for a long time. There is a small museum in Wellton that probably has info on it, but I do not have the phone number. Call Yuma County Historical Society 928.782.1841 and ask for Carol Brooks. She may have researched it in the past few years.
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