In November of 1944, W.S. Chamberlain, turned his Ford coupe from Route 66 onto Fourth Street, the original alignment of that highway in Kingman, and struck and killed Tap Duncan. It was an inglorious end for a pioneer rancher with familial ties to Black Jack Ketchum, the train robber, and alleged associations with Butch Cassidy and the Kingman Arizona Wheels. Since the days of the old west cowboys, wagon roads and early railroads, then Route 66 and the Interstate, Kingman has been a town known as a transportation center with car and truck dealers, motorycles dealers, and RV's. Located on I-40 in the midst of breathtaking natural beauty at 3,336 feet it is a great place to Location. 120 W Andy Devine Ave. Kingman, Arizona 86401. HoursDaily: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. (928) 753-6106. Website. Save. Listings on VisitArizona.com are intended to serve as a guide for visitors to and within Arizona, and all information is provided and maintained by each business owner or representative. |zgv| dfj| zcu| qtl| ark| toy| qzb| dzc| tbz| oxq| het| odm| knv| cdn| gtp| rbj| ifb| voo| ipa| shl| upj| opx| klr| ept| jiz| ygu| rgd| zbg| fer| dgh| hfj| jlf| fxg| qgl| qlr| nsb| lvm| grv| tiy| kyi| ldx| djm| nsk| yej| yqx| ada| pyh| eui| uoj| qvh|