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3D site rendering of Hubbell Trading Post National Historic Site in Arizona. Labeled buildings line a dirt road that runs diagonally along a grassy paddock where animals roam.

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At the left end of the road, fences form a corral where horses eat from a trough. Behind the enclosure, scattered farm equipment sits outside a shed, and a bunkhouse is tucked at the edge of a dirt lot. Continuing past the corral, adobe brick structures along the dirt road are labeled from left to right as follows: blacksmith shop, barn, National Park Service offices, wareroom, and trading post with parking in front. Directly behind the wareroom and trading post, Hubble House backs up to the dirt lot, which also houses a chicken coop, manager’s residence, and bread oven. Adjacent to ell Home is a kitchen garden with a guest hogan and gazebo.

At the trading post, the dirt road makes a 90-degree turn past a few structures encircled by trees. Here, a visitor center and restrooms flank a dirt parking area, while a root cellar is situated among trees at the back.

A brown streak stretching from the lower right edge of the rending to the upper left quadrant shows Pueblo Colorado Wash lined with shrubs in the background. To the left, a green field tufted with shrubs and trees spreads out behind the homestead. Skimming the powder blue horizon at the upper right, the rugged slopes of Hubbell Hill tower over an umber-brown expanse.