Historic Buildings in Florence, Arizona

Florence, Arizona

Florence Woman's Club
The Florence Woman's Club grew from the original Florence Village Improvement Club, organized in 1897 to improve and beautify the town of Florence. Members paid 25 cents a year to Mrs. T.F Weedin to k...
Florence Woman's Club
Nicholas Saloon
The earliest fired-brick building still standing in Florence and the town's second oldest brick structure, the second Nicholas Saloon and Beer Hall was built in 1889 for John Nicholas. It is listed on...
Nicholas Saloon

Pinal County Historical Museum

A flashback into Native American and Territorial Arizona history is your when you visit the museum. There are exhibits of 125 varieties of barbed wire, early doctor'

Florence, AZ Museums

Saint Anthony's Greek Orthodox Monastery

In July 1995

Florence, AZ Monasteries

First Presbyterian Church of Florence

The First Presbyterian Church of Florence was the second oldest Presbyterian Church in Arizona. Established in November of 1888

Florence, AZ Historic Churches

Historic Coke Ovens in Box Canyon

The Historic Coke Ovens, otherwise known as charcoal kilns, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, were built in 1882 along the Gila River by the Pinal Consolidated Mining Company, and are so inaccessible that their preservation is easily understood.

Florence, AZ Historic Sites

Jesus Martinez House

In 1888, Florence staged her most famous gunfight between ex-sheriff, Pete Gabriel and his former deputy, Joe Phy. The shooting started in the Tunnel Saloon and ended in the middle of Main Street. Gabriel survived; Phy died a few hours later. Also surviving the showdown was a 6 x 4

Florence, AZ Historic Homes

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Florence, Arizona

Florence Woman's Club

Nicholas Saloon

Attractions and Upcoming Events

Pinal County Historical Museum

Saint Anthony's Greek Orthodox Monastery

First Presbyterian Church of Florence

Historic Coke Ovens in Box Canyon

Jesus Martinez House

Things to do near Florence, AZ

Estrella Park Campgrounds

Coyote Ridge Golf Club

Tonto Hills

Museum of Anthropology (ASU)

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