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About 53 miles north of Flagstaff, at the southern boundary of the Navajo Nation, Cameron Trading Post has been doing the same thing since 1916: trading. Brothers Hubert and C.D. Richardson built it beside the Little Colorado River to serve locals bartering wool and livestock for dry goods. More than a century later, it still belongs to the family.
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