Titan II Missile Museum
Video tour of a Cold War Bunker, housing the Titan II Missile, the only one of its kind left.
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Dr. Jay’s Walking Tour of Tombstone
Dr. Jay presents some interesting tidbits about Tombstone, the Town too Tough to Die and the Gunfight on Fremont St., also known as the Gunfight at the OK Corral. When you arrive in Tombstone, you want to take this worthwhile and fascinating tour.
Continue readingTohono Chul Botanical Park and Garden Bistro
Tohono Chul Park features several garden habitats and demonstration gardens, galleries and shops, educating people about the southwest desert.
Continue readingThe J. Knox Corbett House
A historical tour of the J. Knox Corbett House, a Tucson merchant’s home from the early 20th Century.
An elegant two-story, stucco-covered brick structure built in the mission revival style, was completed in 1907 and lived in by members of the Corbett family for fifty-six years. J. Knox Corbett and his wife Lizzie Hughes Corbett built the house on the northwest corner of the block next to the Stevens House and near the Tucson Museum of Art.
El Presidio del Tucson
A reenactment celebration at the Presidio San Agustin de Tucson which takes place several times a year.
Continue readingArizona-Sonora Desert Museum – The Harris Hawk
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum – The King Snake
A Docent at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum talks about the King Snake, one of our desert reptiles.
Continue readingArizona-Sonora Desert Museum – The Saguaro Cactus
A docent at the desert museum talks about the Saguaro Cactus. Enjoy a walk about the extraordinary sourrounding and learn about the wonders of the Sonoran desert from knowledgeable volunteers.
Continue readingArizona-Sonora Desert Museum – The Kestrel
A docent at the Desert Museum talks about the fierce little Kestrel. This is one of four videos featuring docents from the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum, Southern Arizona’s jewel in the desert.
Continue readingAHS Fort Lowell Museum
The Fort Lowell Museum is located in the reconstructed Commanding Officer’s quarters of Old Fort Lowell, originally established in 1873. The museum features exhibits about military life on the Arizona frontier with particular emphasis on the Apache Wars.
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