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Show In old Arizona museum all about horses A ly NESTLED in the lush green lowlands of southwest popuArizona, Patagonia boasts the only lation 638 museum in the world dedicated to tracing the horse history from Greco-Romadays through the present. Inaugurated in 1960, the Stradling Museum of the Horse contains six full rooms of original and historic items: the accumulation of horse, Indian and art objects out of the past. Bom because of the love for horses by its owner Mrs. Stradling and of her reminiscences of coaches and carriages and silver saddles, and of the conviction that the equine cannot be replaced by the automobile, the museum is unusual and different. OPEN DAILY throughout the year, the museum is crowded with interesting displays. There is a Sioux doll with a real white persons scalp lock acquired in 1887 n by Mrs Stradlings Ugo Premale IIIHtVI MClUMt IVISTTMINO IN ONI INIT1JU FSICI OOD0OD opoaa g 'iC Jlll 576 eharro saddle from Mexico, covered with perfect carvings of leaves and rosebuds of genuine white rawhide, laboriously stitched to the saddle itself, with matching spur straps, bridle and breast collar. .And there is a purple vi 'vet Arabian saddle with head stall and breast collar trimmed in silver thread; it was given to President M OCCUPANCY MauMaoVattoy Lahwra KAUAI CrmM loFom Grotto t AH OAHU pcxnts of interest 11 DAY TOUR -- Compare our Hawaw rtnerery before you buy1 the pyromd . an exper Saa it ad with Visit Mexico City, Ixtopan, Taxco, Acapulco 4 to 22 June 5 to 23 September jT Q Q 9 to 17 Double Occupancy Tour departures: March 1 4 to 22 November 1 1 37 HISTORIC EASTPALMYRA PAGEANT Line' chartered piona to Richmond Virgmo V.d Wifavntburg. Jama mRun'i copld. Tnwf by Awhi to Naw York Cry wd by motor coach lo Bocton Than to Rochester tha Pogaont ond Nugoro Fdk, and to JCrttond tor o vi at to tha tampla Fly home from Clavaland Boohrvo Fly on Urwtad lowni and our Ajt ordnanB Departure: July 1 8 to SPAINNORTH every kind: military, cavalry, Chinese and Spanish. With plain, or corrective, or winter shoes. And aluminum racing shoes. And bridles of every type. THE WALLS are filled r- with bits breaking, trotting, driving, ranch and hackamore bits. There is a Greek chariot bit too. And a Roman horse comb used on mane and tail. And harness ornaments, canteens, Wells Fargo money bags, pigskin bells, cases, curry-combbooks, bronzes, paintings and wood carvings. From England the - t'l Id T t t 9 ,8 Kl . Stradling Museum of the Horse, the visitor trill find a numberless airay of things pertaining to that i Double Occupancy w AA AFRICA 1,108 Doubfo Occupancy museum has a fine collection of horse brasses; the oldest are the Romney types, mostly sun, stars, moon and later cards. The agricultural brasses were used in plowing matches and show events and are mainly animals, designs and sporting figures. The brasses used in commerce are generally images of animals, with some beer companies having a brow band of brass beer kegs on the bridles. Also from England is an elegant Tally Ho coach; its name was the Relay and was brought to this country in 1880. THE CARRIAGE room has a great variety of vehicles. Buggies, a brougham, a Studebaker cutter, surreys, one horse dump cart, a hearse from Nova Scotia, a rock-a-wa- 29 Dikovot Spain. Portugal ond Morocco Flocti with mog noma that you ve draamad and to obout will coma to We Ldon, Sevilla Tongar Sobol, Cowblanc. Gronodo moral Is ttn exciting anough? Oapart with your Beahiva guie on AAoy 5th Saturn Moy 19th Saddles, saddles and more saddles are just a part of the Horse Museum in Patagonia, Southwest Arizona. Franklin D. Roosevelt by the Bey of Tunis at the Malta conference. The rooms a e packed with spurs and stirrups of $ ol court conductad - animal Eight Moots VISIT 4 ISLANDS HAWAII Htio. Volcano Nt Parti Kona DOUBLE land of It monochi Vint the different World of Mexico beoutdui sdverwork leather good FoAdonc Bdlil nda colorful Mexican dir actor and o tour tarcad Bahrva r In the TAX $676 $ mm Salt Lana Cay and ratum Firet Class Hot Tours and Srghtaeeng Lai Greeting Fuffy Eecortad PLUS TOUR grand- unusual saddles; among them is an outstanding M HAWAII EVERY MON. AND THURS. father, Col. Archibald Rogers of Hyde Park, New York The museum possesses a large collection of old and 11 GLORIOUS DAYS FROM SALT LAKE CITY AND BACK BEEHIVE GOES TO an express wagon and a Conestoga wagon from Maryland that hauled .grain from New York State to Maryland during the Civil War. And in the wagon room there is a complete working blacksmith shop where the museum original Abbott and Downing stagecoach is being restored. This stagecoach has much history; it was bought from the Cheyenne Deadwood Stage Line by Buffalo Bill, and shortened from twelve to a six passenger to save space on the railroad cars when the Buffalo Bill Show traveled around the country The museum is tax free, and is still grow ing Outside the building an old timer, with ellowish hoard, western pants and boots, commented w ith pride while rolling a iig.iette up I reckon what h pod put Patagonia on the map is our Museum of the Horse tWZKCARIBBEANl year take your choice of 3 Great Ships. The familiar Amerikoms The Angelina with a brand new itinerary or the Carla C". This rmMrni DEPARTURE DATES: December 22, 1977 Spacial All 3 Qwttmo Cruise December ship 29, 1977 Spacial Naw Yaor Ait Cruita 3 Alt February 24, 1978 All 3 ships Jonuory 6, 1978 All 3 ships January 13, 1978 All 3 ships January 20, 1978 All 3 ships January 27, 1978 February 3, 1 978 All 3 All ships 3 ships All 3 ships All 3 ships March 3, 1978 th.pt 3 ships February 10, 1978 February 17, 1978 March 10, 1978 Angelina only March 24, 1978 Angelina only Amerikoms only April 1, 1978 April 8, 4 278, April IS, 1978 only Amenkanu only Amenkanis The Suit Lake WARNING: . T mmm Taking a Beehive Tour may be habit forming. IWliiu fours 1325 So. Mum, Suite Phone 4 8 B, a iraiol Salt loke Cify, Utah 841 IS If |