Two large arrows are part of the remains of the Twin Arrows Trading Post.  

The Padre Canyon Trading Post (original name) was built in 1937 on Route 66. In 1955, it was turned into a tourist experience and became an iconic stop along the Mother Road.

The two arrows were built from two telephone poles. The poles were buried in the ground and the tips and feathers were added.

The business closed in 1998.

The Hopi Tribe owns the property and reportedly restored the old twin arrows around 1999. The buildings and grounds continue to deteriorate.