Staff Report / GYlocal.org

In a recent post on the City of Goodyear, AZ Government Facebook page, the public was invited to look back at the 1950s with a historic image from the Litchfield Naval Air Facility, which is now known as the Phoenix Goodyear Airport. The image, shared by Jeff Franklin, showcases a beautifully restored moment from the past. The post also encourages aviation enthusiasts to identify the type of aircraft featured in the photograph. For those interested in exploring more of Goodyear’s history, additional resources can be found at www.goodyearaz.gov/history.

Source: City of Goodyear AZ Government - Home | Facebook

Source Type: Gov

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Phoenix, AZ

1900 N Civic Square, Goodyear, AZ

https://www.facebook.com/689523203357064/posts/862670759375640

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