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        Chief Yellowhorse Trading Post
          I-40, exit 359, Lupton, AZ 
          
           
          Phone: 928-688-2461 
         
        Yellowhorse Trading Post was operated by Juan "Chief" Yellowhorse. 
        It is located on I-40, exit 359. Chief Yellowhorse, a Navajo Indian, was 
        born in 1930 and died in 1999. In 1960 he bought the Old Miller Trading 
        Post and changed the name to the Chief Yellowhorse Trading Post. An interesting 
        note about Chief Yellowhorse is that he was a U. S. Navy Airman-Navigator 
        from 1948 to 1958. During the Berlin Blockade he flew 69 supply missions 
        into West Berlin. 
           
          This is the old Miller Trading Post that was founded by Harry "Indian" 
          Miller, it is located a few hundred feet east of the current shop on 
          the old Route 66. This became the original Chief Yellowhorse Trading 
          Post, it is now closed to the public. 
            
          Be sure to look for the buffalo silhouettes by the driveway to the original 
          trading post site. 
         Vintage Advertising Highlights
          I'm not sure exactly where the State Line Station was located, but 
          Lupton is at the state line on 66, so it must have been near here.
          
         
         
         
 	
        Photo(s): 2009 - 2015
         
  
             
         
         
          
          
          
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