Photos: Rancho de la Osa

Rancho de la Osa, a historic guest ranch on the U.S.-Mexico border southwest of Tucson, that has hosted presidents and movie stars. Part of the land was established as a mission back in the 1700s, and has been primarily a dude ranch or country in since the 1920s. There are 10 buildings, including the main house or Hacienda.

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Historic Rancho de la Osa in Sasabe going up for auction

Owners didn't find a buyer after two years; hope ranch can be preserved.

Historic Arizona dude ranch being revived near Sasabe

New owners plan to blend authentic, modern experiences. 

Border wall is quickly changing look of desert in southwestern Arizona

The long spans of the new 30-foot-tall border wall at the monument and adjacent Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge will cost nearly $900 million.

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