Taylor Cabin Line Camp
Sedona, Arizona • Coconino County
Sedona, Arizona • Coconino County
The Taylor Cabin Line Camp in Sedona, Arizona, is a historic structure that served as a remote outpost for cattle ranching operations. It is a simple, rustic log cabin, representative of early 20th-century ranch architecture in the region.
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