Arizona
Arizona, a southwestern U. S. state, is best known for the Grand Canyon, the mile-deep chasm carved by the Colorado River. Flagstaff, a ponderosa pine–covered mountain town, is a major gateway to the Grand Canyon. Other natural sites include Saguaro National Park, protecting cactus-filled Sonoran Desert landscape. Tucson is University of Arizona territory and home to the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum.
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Joseph J. Nazzaro
Louis L. Wilson Jr.
General
Noel Sickles
American illustrator
James E. McDonald
American physicist
Gene Hill
Columnist
John Whitney Hall
American historian
Ettore DeGrazia
American visual artist
Alvin S. White
American mechanical engineer
Ann Nolan Clark
American writer
Bill Cheesbourg
American motorsports racing driver
Frederick C. Neidhardt
American microbiologist
Gerry Neugebauer
American astronomer
Gerry Peirce
American artist
Horace M. Wade
Former general
Hugh Prather
American writer
James Edmund Jeffries
Former United States Representative
Jerry Kindall
American baseball player
Lil Peep
American rapper
Dick Daugherty
Dickie Thompson
Guitarist
Emil Haury
Archaeologist
Frank Orren Lowden
Former Governor of Illinois
Bill Allington
American baseball player
Kenneth M. Taylor
Officer
L. C. Hughes
American lawyer
Leo Goldberg
American astronomer
Lou Criger
American baseball player
Ménie Muriel Dowie
British writer
Rafael Lorente de Nó
Spanish neuroscientist
Robert Lusch
Koloman Sokol
Slovak painter
Pop McKale
American football player
Max Heine
Alex Kellner
American baseball athlete
Otto Hess
Baseball player
Isabella Greenway
Former United States Representative
Ann Day
Former Arizona State Senator
Heiko Oberman
Dutch historian
Donald Weinstein
Historian
Mary Jane Ward
American novelist
Lewis Bush
American football player
Robert Lee Gilbertson
American mycologist
Lillian Jackson
Baseball player
Leslie Keith
American musician
Bob Weber
American football player
Ettore De Grazia
American visual artist
Babe Martin
Baseball player
