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Guevavi Ranch
The first working livestock ranch in what is today the State of Arizona, it was established by Juan Bautista de Anza in 1728 near the Guevavi Mission. After having been an working cattle rance for over 250 years, it is today operated as a bed and breakfast known as Hacienda Corona.
Father Kino  

Did You Know?
That Father Kino established more than twenty missions among the O'odham Indians of the Pimería Alta between 1687 and 1711.

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