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When tourism was on the rise during the mid 1920's local residents agreed that Flagstaff needed first-class accommodations. Fundraising began in April of 1926, and within one month, investments of prominent citizens and funds donated by the novelist Zane Grey totaled approximately $200,000.
Ground was broken on June 8, 1926. Towering above the corners of Aspen and San Francisco Streets, the Hotel Monte Vista stood as a true touchstone for all of Flagstaff and its citizens.
The hotel was originally named the Community Hotel, in honor of the community that built it. It was renamed by a contest winner, a 12 year old school-girl, who entered "The Monte Vista", which is Spanish for 'Mountain View'. The Monte Vista continued on to be the longest publicly held commercial property in America, until it was sold to a private individual in the early 1960's. It continues to be the longest lived operational hotel in Flagstaff. Listed on the U.S. Registrar of Historic Places, the Hotel Monte Vista is truly one of the high country's treasures.
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