Tortilla Flat, Arizona Population: 6

Before 1906 this small community, Tortilla Flat, was a welcome stop on the rugged Yavapai Trail, later known as the Apache Trail.  Construction of the roadway to the Roosevelt Dam "cemented" the tiny community's place in Central Arizona.




Eric & me near
The Country Store

The man hanging
behind us didn't
pay his bill.

Levi's Harness & Buggy

Repair

1870s miner Jacob Waltz was well known in this area of Arizona.  Besides having a sour disposition and a ravenous appetite, he is said to be the owner of the famed Lost Dutchman Mine.  

The Superstition Saloon

(The green dot is the
result of taking a
picture facing
the sun.)

Eric & me in front of

the Saloon

The Mercantile & Gift
Shop also houses the
Post Office.

The Old School House

is the Tortilla Flat

Museum.

The view from
Tortilla Flat is
beautiful!