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“Phoenix Past and Present” transports viewers more than a century into the past when the “city” had less than 6,000 residents, and the tallest building was the four-floor Arizona Capitol.
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Heard Museum hoop dancer. | Photo courtesy of Visit Phoenix 3. The Heard Museum. Founded in 1929, the Heard Museum is considered to be one of Phoenix’s first cultural attractions. And while the museum has grown immensely in the past century, its core mission has remained the same: to be the world’s preeminent museum for the presentation, interpretation, and advancement of American Indian art.
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Here are 10 of our favorites: 10) The Adams Hotel goes up in flames, 1910. 9) The first water spills over Theodore Roosevelt Dam, 1915. 8) A child sitting on packing crates, 1920. 7) View of
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Here are 10 of our favorites: 10) The Adams Hotel goes up in flames, 1910. 9) The first water spills over Theodore Roosevelt Dam, 1915. 8) A child sitting on packing crates, 1920. 7) View of Feb 7, 20241. Phoenix’s present-day canals were dug by the Hohokam people. Phoenix exists thanks to the sophisticated irrigation system created and maintained by the Hohokam tribe. The indigenous prehistoric Hohokam people had a thriving metropolis in the region from around 800 A.D. to 1450 A.D.
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Explore Igor Mamantov’s board “Arizona”, followed by 58,017 people on Pinterest. See more ideas about arizona, beautiful places, places to go.
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Heard Museum hoop dancer. | Photo courtesy of Visit Phoenix 3. The Heard Museum. Founded in 1929, the Heard Museum is considered to be one of Phoenix’s first cultural attractions. And while the museum has grown immensely in the past century, its core mission has remained the same: to be the world’s preeminent museum for the presentation, interpretation, and advancement of American Indian art.
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Phoenix has been doing this for over 100 years – a building which has gotten too small, and which was considered generously big back in the day, is torn down, and a larger building replaces it. For old-timers it must be as if their city gets a face lift every few years.
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Here are 10 of our favorites: 10) The Adams Hotel goes up in flames, 1910. 9) The first water spills over Theodore Roosevelt Dam, 1915. 8) A child sitting on packing crates, 1920. 7) View of
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Feb 7, 20241. Phoenix’s present-day canals were dug by the Hohokam people. Phoenix exists thanks to the sophisticated irrigation system created and maintained by the Hohokam tribe. The indigenous prehistoric Hohokam people had a thriving metropolis in the region from around 800 A.D. to 1450 A.D.
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“Phoenix Past and Present” transports viewers more than a century into the past when the “city” had less than 6,000 residents, and the tallest building was the four-floor Arizona Capitol.
Phoenix has been doing this for over 100 years – a building which has gotten too small, and which was considered generously big back in the day, is torn down, and a larger building replaces it. For old-timers it must be as if their city gets a face lift every few years.
