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A List of Historic, Famous & Notable Arizonans

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Shorten Bread Apache Scout

Although many of the people here were not actually born in Arizona, for their life’s work, they were/are noted as Arizonans. We thought that a short list of notable people would be of interest. Cochise – (Circa 1810 – June 8, 1874) Chokonen Chiricahua Apache, led the war with the … Continue reading

A Day Trip Through History: The Santa Cruz River Valley

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Tucson Convento & Chapel on the West Bank of the Santa Cruz River.

A brief history of the Santa Cruz River Valley from Tucson, South to the Mexican Border. Here you will find the Spanish missions and presidios (forts) of the Pimeria Alta, Land of the Upper Pimas. Today, Interstate 19 makes traveling this 70-mile section of Arizona history an easy day trip. … Continue reading

The New Rodeo Parade Museum in Tucson

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Rodeo Parade Museum

Please note: If you are unfamiliar with our slideshows you can navigate through them faster by using the arrows. On a Saturday in mid-January 2023, Ms. Karen and I were invited to visit the Rodeo Parade Museum at Irvington and 6th Avenue in Tucson. We had been there many years … Continue reading

The Wedge and Maiden Lane

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The Wedge in Tucson Arizona Territory

This is an excerpt from our Downtown History and Dining Tour which we no longer give but we do have some books in both print and PDF format. Before it was bulldozed in 1902 to widen Congress Street, this was the site of The Wedge. Looking at this old photo, … Continue reading

Bisbee, AZ Burns To The Ground. Hundreds Are Homeless!

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This photograph captured the devastating fire that occurred in Bisbee during 1908. Photo courtesy of the Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum, Brophy Collection.

The following account of the 1908 Bisbee fire was written by Henry Bethea for The Copper Chronicles, a joint project of the Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum & Bisbee’s KBRP Radio Station. He holds the copyright and this article is reproduced here with permission.

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Sosa-Carrillo (Fremont) House Was Never Occupied by Governor Fremont

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Sosa-Carrillo-Fremont House

The Sosa Carrillo Frémont House is no longer operated by the Arizona Historical Society. It is currently the office of Borderlands Theater and Los Descendientes del Presidio de Tucson. As of this writing, they are open at 10 am on weekdays but they are closed on the weekends. This article … Continue reading

Woman of the Apache Nation: A Book Report

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Women of the Apache Nation

This is the story of a special nation, the Chiricahua Apache Nation, and its culture as seen through the eyes of its women, four women in particular. First, a bit of history. To quote from the Introduction: “For no other group of American Indians was as relentlessly pursued by the … Continue reading

In Their Own Words: Cochise & The People Who Knew Him!

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West Side of Dragoon Mountains

Unlike the many images we have of Geronimo today, no photograph of Cochise exists. We only know what he looked like from contemporary written accounts; mostly American and Mexican. These we owe to the very few people of European descent who lived to tell about their close encounter with the … Continue reading

More Apache Reading Suggestions

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Apaches On Horseback

(Editor’s Note from 2019: After reading my review of books I have used as resources in writing about local history in general and Apaches in particular, one of our newsletter readers, Tim Simmons, sent me an additional list from his own library. Several of these will be added to my … Continue reading

Historic Military Forts in the Time of the Apache Wars

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There were many military forts in the time of the Apache Wars, none more so than Ft. Bowie, portrayed in many a western that pitted the Indians against the Cavalry. Ft. Bowie may have been the most famous in Southern Arizona but there were a dozen others, strategically placed throughout … Continue reading

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