The heart of the community, the graceful plaza was built in 1917 under the direction of John Greenway's wife Isabella. The Spanish Colonial Revival style town square features a center park surrounded by retail shops, a post office and restaurants accented with two mission-style churches. The Catholic Church was built in 1924 and the Federated Church in 1926.
Located in the old St. Catherine's Indian Mission (at the end of Indian Village Road), the museum houses many artifacts and mementos from Ajo's past. The displays include a complete blacksmith shop, a dentist'
Ajo, AZ MuseumsWillcox owes it's initial existence to the Southern Pacific railroad which first chugged through the area in 1880. The renov...
Architectural buffs will have a heyday in Nogales. Of course, there's the predominant Sonoran Style. But there are also fine ...
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The Eastern Arizona Museum and Historical Society in Pima operates an ever-expanding facility. One area of the museum feature...
Built in 1915, the Ajo Depot served the Tucson, Cornelia, Gila Bend railway....