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Illustrated view of Front Street in Redstone Crossing

The illustrated atlas / Arizona Territory · 1882

Walk the
town.

Beyond the novel's pages is a place with businesses, neighbors, histories, and roads leading into the unknown.

Plate No. 01 / Redstone Crossing

The town, on paper.

The illustrated town plan is displayed as an archival plate, with room to examine the details rather than text obscuring the map.

Illustrated cartographic plate of Redstone Crossing, showing the town's streets and buildings
Illustrative plan / circa 1882. Not a surveyed record. Some depicted positions are artistic interpretation; the novels remain authoritative where geography is explicitly described.

Explore Front Street below to see the individual establishments. Precise map pins will be added only after their positions have been confirmed against the author’s canon map.

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Front Street / The establishments

Behind every door.

Select a location to examine its illustration and brief history, then open its dedicated entry.

Illustration of Sheriff’s Office and Jail
From the Redstone archives

Sheriff’s Office and Jail

The sheriff’s office and adjoining jail serve Redstone Crossing. The office is stone and adobe.

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Illustrated mountain road at Coldwater Pass

Beyond the town

The road north.

Coldwater Pass lies north of Redstone Crossing. The first novel takes its name from the mountain road and the history surrounding it.

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