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http://www.expius.com/troy/Album.asp?AlbumID=164
These photos were taken at the Westward Ho and some displayed at the Phoenix Library as follows:
WESTWARD HOme
WESTWARD HOme:photographs by Troy Aossey @Central Gallery - Feb. 1-27, 2003 Once one of Phoenix's most elegant hotels, the Westward Ho has changed from desert retreat for Hollywood stars into affordable housing for disabled adults and seniors. Today's residents may be less famous but they're no less colorful. Phoenix based photographer and regular contributor to Phoenix Magazine, Troy Aossey captures the personalities of those who currently live at the downtown landmark in the portrait exhibit
http://members.tripod.com/azspiritchaser/west_ward_ho_photo_1.htm
http://members.tripod.com/azspiritchaser/westward_ho_photo_2.htm
MVD Ghostchasers presented a Historical Haunt Workshop at the Westward Ho on Nov. 11, 2001. Here are their photos with comments. Photo_1 has a link to a website featuring the tour with more photos of the Westward Ho.
http://dachsieheaven.net/Snitzy/
Ellen and Snitzy; residents of Westward Ho.
http:www.pixelthink.com
This site has been created by Tim Watrous for the purpose of sharing his resume information.
http://www.pmoh.org/
Phoenix Museum of History - 105 North 5th Street
http://community.tempe.gov/ahs/
Arizona Historical Society Museum at Papago Park
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Where WHCUG buys ink for its printers.