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Hotel Congress

- Historic hotel in downtown Tucson - Built in 1918 and designed by William and Alexander Curlett, an architectural firm from Los Angeles -  Known for its iconic neon sign, Southwest art, and performance space - The hotel is famous for being the site of John Dillinger's capture in 1934 -  39 rooms on the second floor with vintage radios - 311 East Congress Street Map Website ==>  HotelCongress.com

Figeater Beetle

Tiger Longwing Butterfly

Santa Cruz River Urban National Wildlife Refuge

"A" Mountain

Heroica Nogales, Sonora, Mexico

Unisource Energy Headquarters

Wood Duck

Rosy-Faced Lovebirds

Wilbur Wildcat

American Badger

Sanctuary Cove

Ritz-Carlton Dove Mountain Resort

Nashville Warbler

Tucson Auto Museum

Kangaroo

Islamic Center of Tucson

Aerostat Radar Blimp

Two-Tailed Swallowtail Butterfly

Pima County Master Gardeners

Seven Falls, Bear Canyon

Baboquivari Peak

Mount Lemmon Scenic Byway

Coachwhip Snake

Black-Crowned Night Heron

Racoon

Pumpkin Patches

Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research (LTRR)

Ring-necked Duck

Patisserie Jacqui

Pima County Library

JW Marriott Starr Pass Resort

University of Arizona Memorial Union

Marabou Stork

Shrimp Plant

Curved-bill Thrasher

Tap-changing Transformers

Apache Generating Station

Turkey Vulture Smile

Tucson Museum of Art

Sonoran Skylines

Velvet Elvis at La Misión

San Xavier del Bac Mission

Rivoli's x Berylline Hybrid Hummingbird

Paton Center for Hummingbirds