Local History - Tucson

This is an excerpt from Stop 6 of our History and Dining Guide. Nearly 100 years before C.O. Brown established...

Arizona Weekly Citizen: August 7, 1881 Back in the 1860's to 1880's, the terrorist threat to Anglo and Mexican Tucsonans...

The Santa Cruz River is about 184 miles long. It begins in the high grasslands of the San Rafael Valley...

Ms. Karen and I were at the Tucson Presidio Museum in early March 2022 on a Saturday to witness Living...

The most common complaint I hear about Tucson is the awful condition of Tucson roads, particularly the proliferation of potholes....

Albert Steinfeld In the 1920’s, one of Tucson’s richest men was Albert Steinfeld. When he was 18-years-old, the German-born Steinfeld...

Throughout the history of Tucson, people who lived here, and others who were just traveling through, occasionally recorded their impressions....

Six of us took off for Sabino Canyon Recreation Area one Monday morning in early October, 2021 to experience the...

Occasionally we post other works that appeal to us and we believe will appeal to our fan base. It is...

Parade For General Miles On Pennington Street In Tucson November 8, 1887. Colorized Photo “No white man who ever in...