Out of the past: Road cave-in Route 66 between Ash Fork and Williams
People gather around a cave-in on Route 66 between Ash Fork and Williams in 1962. (Photo/Messimer family)
Originally Published: May 12, 2020 6:09 p.m.
People observe a cave-in on Route 66 between Ash Fork and Williams in 1962. (Photo/Messimer family)
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