With great sadness, I've had to suspend development of the Roadside Resort indefinitely. I'm leaving all the content available, however, so please enjoy.
Thanks so much to everyone for your support.
—Wesley Treat
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After Route 66 was rerouted for the last time in 1938, then-owner Phillip E. Hesch, who married Louise Cundiff, the widow of the original owner of Two Guns, re-established Harry Miller's zoo on the south side of the canyon.
It's one of Two Guns' more noticeable relics with its eye-catching "Mountain Lions" sign facing Interstate 40.
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Taken:
September 9, 2005Location:
Two Guns
Interstate 40 East, Exit 230
Coconino County, AZ
Keywords: abandoned, decay, derelict, dilapidated, disrepair, mountain lions, Phillip E. Hesch, Route 66, ruins, urban exploration, zoo
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