Seligman, Arizona keeps growing in popularity as the destination for many travellers. Day trips (leaving Seligman during the day and returning to stay in Seligman) have become more popular. Day trips include the Grand Canyon South Rim and the Skywalk at Grand Canyon West. Keepers of the Wild is less than an hour away, and the Grand Canyon Caverns is 1/2 hour to the West. In Seligman there are clean, comfortable accommodations and a variety of restaurants in a relaxed atmosphere.
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Seligman, Arizona was founded in 1886 at the junction of the railroad from Prescott to the Santa Fe Railroad's main line. It was known as Prescott Junction until it was renamed after Jesse Seligman, a prominent New York banker responsible for financing railroad construction and companies. The railroad played a big part of Seligman's community for the next hundred years by establishing repair facilities and the famous Harvey House.
Seligman, Arizona
Remember 9/11
We invite you to join us to raise the flag on Patriot Day
8:00 AM Friday September 11th, 2009
at Historic Seligman Sundries
Flag Raising
Pledge of Allegiance
Guest Speakers Welcome
Complimentary Coffee
www.route66patriot.com

Here's a story of a family vacation that included taking a tour of Historic Route 66, rafting down the Colorado River, and visiting a town where your name is prominently displayed.
That is what Randy, Elliot, Olivia and Audrey Seligman did the first week of August. The New York family from Chappaqua, New York walked into The Historic Seligman Sundries, proudly stating that their surname is SELIGMAN. This was the family's first visit toSeligman, Arizona. Elliot is a psychologist, and Randy is a professional photographer in New York. Our visit with this charming family made for a very pleasant experience.
Forty three years ago Elliott and three friends drove through Seligman in the summer in their VW Bug. Remember - no air conditioning (it was summer). Cozy?? "Don't wait another forty years!!" exclaimed Elliot.
According to Elliot, " I love the town and am proud to share the name".
On Saturday September 19th plan on attending the classic car show hosted by The Seligman Chamber of Commerce.
5 Judged Categories - Slow Drag (cars only please) - Chili CookOff - Poker Walk - Horse Shoe Tournament - Kids Games - 50/50 Raffle - Food, Fun and Music. This event will be held in The Road Kill parking lot starting at 10:00 AM .



Why does the U.S. flag have a five-pointed star?
According to legend, when George Washington asked Betsy Ross to sew the country's flag, the sketch that he showed her had a flag with 6-pointed stars. Betsy convinced him that 5-pointed stars were better because she was able to fold a piece of cloth in a way that resulted in a perfect 5-point star with a single snip of the scissors. Betsy died on January 30, 1836, at the age of 84. Old Glory is one of the most complicated flags in the world, requiring 64 pieces of fabric to make. It's also changed designs more than any other flag in the world.
The American Legion Post 123 meets the third Saturday of the month in Seligman at 3:00P.M.
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Do you want to go on a tour, go camping, have social interaction with your fellow travelers, and forego the normal comforts associated with travelling? If the answer is yes to all of these, then you want to join a Rotel Tour. We have had the pleasure of meeting Martina as she escorted her German tourists on her 16-day tour of the Southwest. Los Angeles, San Francisco, Yosemite, Las Vegas, Bryce Canyon, The Grand Canyon, and of course, Seligman on Historic Route 66 were some of the highlights of the tour.
This unique company, which has been operating tours for over 50 years, offers tours in 130 countries. There are accommodations for 23 people to live on the bus. The passengers also are served breakfast and dinner. On this particular tour, Joseph is the driver, mechanic, and chef. He definitely is a genuine multi-tasker!!
Heidi, a seasoned traveler, was relaxing in front of the store drinking her cappuccino when she told us that this was her 15th tour. She is 66 years old and travelling Route 66 on her 5th trip to The United States. She said, "I like it all, especially the friendliness of Americans."
From Martina, the guide: "Wir sind Hier Gerne Unterwegs!"
www.rotel.de

Three years ago, Kota from Yokosuska, Japan travelled Route 66 through Seligman. Kota had the large Route 66 flag that he is holding in the photo signed at all of his stops. This Route 66 fan married Hitomi in Yokaham, Japan on August 8th of this year. Their honeymoon is a journey down Route 66. The large Route 66 flag that Hitomi is holding is the new flag being signed as they travel The Route together on their 10-day journey.
Kota is a Second Mate Navigation Officer on an oil tanker. From Kota,. "Good day, we have many happy miles on Route 66. Our honeymoon is happy". "Konnichiha. Hanemun de kimashito. route 66 ha seiko - desu. Zehi minas anmo kite kudasaine!!"




Route 66 - 30 minutes west of Seligman
This article was submitted by John McEnulty.
So few people ever make it to the depths of The Grand Canyon. Sure it's great to stand on the rim at the National Park...But what is it like down below? The average visitor with one day for the adventure of a lifetime can now feel and see the inner canyon and all its glory. Grand Canyon Old West Jeep Tours launches explorations into Grand canyon Caverns and to the mighty
Colorado River at the bottom of The Grand Canyon every day.
If you live to be 100, you'll never forget this day. Call 1-800-716-9389 for information.
" Wonderful trip on Route 66 and a fantastic city: Seligman"
Le 7 Florentine
"The people in Seligman, Arizona make it the best town on Route 66". This is a quote from Dirk Goetz from Barcelona, Spain. This enthusiastic gentleman spent a night in Seligman to capture some of the local flavor and photos for his travel documentary about Route 66. His 4-week journey throughout the Southwest is something that he thinks everyone should do once in a lifetime.
Dirk is an actor, photographer and businessman in Barcelona who enjoyed his stay in "The Elvis Room" at The Canyon Lodge in Seligman. We look forward to viewing his photos and comments about Seligman.
"Animo a todo el mundo a experimentar por una vez en la vida este viaje. Sin lujar a dudas sereis mejores personas."
American Legion Post 123 - Seligman, Arizona
Seligman’s Historic Route 66 Classic Car Show
Seligman’s Visit Seligman
U.S.A. Flag History and Facts
Seligman, Arizona - Your Route 66 Favorite