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State of Arizona Travel Page:
Statewide Links
a few important people
Smaller Towns / Central Arizona
Indian Country of Arizona
reading material • other media
Railroads of Arizona

Northwest Arizona Travel Links Page
Northeast Arizona Travel Links Page
Southern Arizona Travel Links Page

Tucson Area Travel Links Page

old postcard 'Howdy from Phoenix, Arizona'

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Statewide Links

Maricopa County Links

City of Phoenix Links

City of Scottsdale Links

a few important people

Smaller Towns / Central Arizona:

Indian Country Around Phoenix

reading material + other media

Railroads Around Phoenix, Arizona

Official State Government Links & Info
Official Website of the State of Arizona
Arizona Constitution [orig. 1912]
Arizona State Legislature website
Arizona State Senate
Arizona House of Representatives
Arizona Office of Tourism

Statewide Links
browse travel books about Arizona U.S.A. at Amazon
Arizona Chamber of Commerce & Industry [est.1974]
Arizona Hispanic Chamber of Commerce [est. 1948] based in Phoenix, AZ
Cities of Arizona listing
League of Arizona Cities & Towns [est. 1937]

Black Bear Diner [chain est. 1995] - 6 locations in Arizona
Cheba Hut {3 locations in AZ}
El Paso Bar-B-Que Co. {9 locations in Arizona}
Oregano's Pizza Bistro {7 locations in Arizona}
Streets of New York Pizza (26 locations in Arizona} & SoNY Brewery (2 locations in Arizona}
Waffle House [chain est. 1955] - 13 locations in Arizona
Southwest Restaurants Assn.

Maricopa County in Arizona

seal of Maricopa County in Arizona seal of City of Phoenix, Arizona logo of the Phoenix Suns basketball team [est. 1968] of Arizona
Maricopa County, Arizona official website
Maricopa County entry at Wikipedia

City of Phoenix, Arizona [est. 1868, incorp. 1881]
POPULATION: 1,608,139 residents {2020 Census} and the fifth-most populous city in the United States; the Phoenix metropolitan area
has approximately 4.85 million residents {as of 2020}, eleventh-largest by population in the United States.
ELEV. 1,086 feet (331 meters); ZIP Codes 85001-85099; Phoenix is the Maricopa County seat and also the state capitol.
transport • food & beverage • arts & entertainment • media • cinema

official website of the City of Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix, Arizona entry at Wikipedia
Greater Phoenix [AZ] C.V.B.
First Christian Church in Phoenix, Arizona was built by architect Frank Lloyd Wright [1867-1959]
Craig's List for Phoenix, Arizona area
'The Maids' cleaning service in the Phoenix area
Phoenix Homeowner Services - House Cleaning in Phoenix, Arizona
A.S.A.P. Restoration {emergency cleanup} of Arizona
Az-Tex Hats, 10658 No. 32nd Street (corner of Shea) in Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix [AZ] Youth At Risk
Pro Athlete Chamber of Commerce™ [est. 2014], 5245 So. 39th Street in Phoenix, Arizona
First Solar, Inc. of Phoenix, Arizona
Landmark Education Center in Phoenix area {moved to Scottsdale 6/2012
Reliant Capitol LLC building & remodeling of Arizona & New Mexico
mining conglomerate Freeport-McMoRan Inc. [est. 1912], 333 No. Central Avenue in Phoenix
Hispanic Women's Corporation leadership development [est. 1981] based in Phoenix, Arizona

Phoenix Area Schools
Arizona State University []
Maricopa County Community College District includes ten community colleges and two skills centers within Maricopa County
Phoenix College (part of M.C.C.C.D.) [est. 1920]
South Mountain Community College (part of M.C.C.C.D.) [est. 1980]
University of Arizona College of Medicine
The University of Phoenix [est. 1976] is located south of the airport
Grand Canyon University [est. 1949] Xian private university, 3300 W. Camelback Road in Phoenix, Arizona

Phoenix Area Lodging
Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa [est. 1929] in Phoenix, Arizona
Embassy Suites Phoenix-Scottsdale, 4415 E. Paradise Village Parkway South
Hotel San Carlos [est. 1928], 202 No. Central Avenue in Phoenix, Arizona
The Kon Tiki Hotel [opened 1961, closed 1993, torn down in 1997], 24th Street & Van Buren East in Phoenix, Arizona
Royal Palms Resort & Spa [est. 1929], 5200 E. Camelback Road in Phoenix, Arizona
Westward Ho Hotel [built 1929; now senior housing] in Phoenix, Arizona

Phoenix Area Transport
Valley Metro Light Rail System {opened 12/2008} in Phoenix, Arizona
symbol for airport Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport [est. 1935]
Arizona Copper Co. Ltd. 0-4-0T locomotive #4 in Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix [AZ] Trolley Museum [est. 1975]

Phoenix Area Arts & Entertainment
Phoenix [AZ] Art Museum
First Friday Art Walk in Phoenix, Arizona
Orpheum Theatre [est. 1929] in Phoenix, Arizona
Arizona Opera [est. 1971] at Phoenix Symphony Hall
Phoenix Symphony Hall, 75 No. Second Street in Downtown Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix Theatre Company [est. 1920], 1825 No. Central Avenue in Phoenix, Arizona
The Heard Museum of Native Cultures & Art [est. 1929]
1895 Rosson House Museum in Phoenix, Arizona
Bookmans Entertainment Exchange Phoenix, 8034 No. 19th Avenue in Phoenix, Arizona
Midtown Messenger - preservation news for Phoenix, Arizona
Rodeo Nights dance club in Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix Poet website
Pueblo Grande Museum & Archeological Park [est. 1929] in Phoenix, Arizona
Irish Cultural Center & Arizona Autumn Irish Festival [Oct 2011 = #11]
Museum of Firefighting [est. 1961] in Phoenix, Arizona

Phoenix Area Print & Broadcast Media
The Arizona Republic newspaper [est. 1890]
free Phoenix New Times weekly newspaper
The Desert Shamrock newspaper for the Irish community [est. 1989]
City of Phoenix [AZ] community television Channel 11
K.F.N.X. 1100-AM right-wing bilge radio in Phoenix, AZ
K.J.Z.Z. 91.5-FM N.P.R. outlet in Phoenix, AZ
K.O.O.L. 94.5-FM classic rock radio in Phoenix, AZ
K.P.H.X. 1480-AM progressive talk radio [est. 2004; AMC-8 satellite shutdown 7/2017; website down; sold to Cedar Cove of Colorado in October 2017]
K.S.L.X. 100.7-FM classic rock radio in Phoenix, AZ
K.Z.O.N. 101.5-FM alt-rock radio in Phoenix, AZ

Phoenix Area Cinema
Phoeniz [AZ] Film Foundation [est. 2000]
Phoeniz [AZ] Film Festival [April 2010 = #10]
Phoeniz [AZ] Film Society [est. 2004]
International Horror & Sci-Fi Film Festival [Oct 2005 = #6] in Phoenix, Arizona
Fox Theater [built 1931, demolished 1975], 11 So. First Street in Downtown Phoenix, AZ
Fox Rialto Theater [built 1921, demolished 1955], 37 W. Washington Street in Downtown Phoenix, AZ

Rawhide Western Town & Steakhouse [est. 1972] in Scottsdale, Arizona
Farrelli's Cinema Supper Club in Scottsdale, Arizona
Rusty Spur Saloon [built 1921, converted 1958] in Scottsdale, Arizona
Jolta Java Cafe in Scottsdale, Arizona
Frank & Lupe's Old Scottsdale Restaurant, 4121 No. Marshall Way in Scottsdale, Arizona
Leo Bar & Delicatessen in Scottsdale, Arizona

Cosanti in Paradise Valley, Arizona

East Valley:
including Ahwatukee, Chandler, Gilbert, Guadalupe, Mesa, Queen Creek & Tempe

City of Gilbert, Arizona
Arizona Wilderness Brewing Co. Brewpub, 721 No. Arizona Avenue in Gilbert, Arizona
Frost Gelato Shoppe {franchise} in Phoenix and Gilbert

City of Mesa, Arizona
Mesa [AZ] C.V.B.
Mesa [AZ] Arts Center
Coffee Talk in Mesa, Arizona
String Chemistry Café [est. Sept 2005] in Mesa, Arizona
Mesa Arizona Carpet Cleaning
Southern Pacific RR 4-6-0 locomotive #2355 in Mesa, Arizona
'Save The Mesa Pioneer Park Train' [est. 2008]
Bookmans Entertainment Exchange Mesa, 1056 So. Country Club Drive in Mesa, Arizona

City of Tempe, Arizona
Tempe [AZ] Chamber of Commerce
Tempe [AZ] C.V.B.
Arizona State University [est. 1885] in Tempe, Arizona
The Library bar & grill [est. 2002] in Tempe, Arizona
Extreme Bean Coffee Co. in Tempe, Arizona
free College Times weekly newspaper in Tempe, Arizona
Rio Salado Community College in Tempe, Arizona
Pollack Tempe Cinemas
Steve's Espresso in Tempe, Arizona
Laina McWhorter's iImagé Printing, 5235 So. Kyrene Road in Tempe, Arizona
Changing Hands Bookstore [est. 1974] in Tempe, Arizona
A.S.U.'s Herberger College of Fine Arts [est. 1965] in Tempe, Arizona
Valley O' The Sun B&B [est. 1983] in Tempe, Arizona
Steve's Espresso Coffee [est. 2004], corner Baseline & McClintock in Tempe, Arizona
Illegal Pete's [chain 1995, open 9/2018], 525 So. Mill Avenue in Tempe, Arizona
My Big Fat Greek Restaurant, 525 So. Mill Avenue in Tempe, Arizona { closed 2017 }

City of Chandler, Arizona
Arizona Railway Museum [est. 1983] in Chandler, Arizona
Homestake Mining Co. 0-4-0CA locomotive #5 in Chandler, Arizona
Southern Pacific RR 2-8-0 locomotive #2562 in Chandler, Arizona
Si Seńor Restaurant [est. 2001] in Chandler, Arizona
Ahwatukee Foothills News [est. 1978]

Town of Queen Creek, Arizona [incorp. 1989]

northeast sector
including Apache Junction, Apache Lake, Canyon Lake & Goldfield
mostly along U.S. 88, the Apache Trail Highway

City of Apache Junction, Arizona 85217 [incorp. 1978]
Apache Junction, Arizona official website
Apache Junction [AZ] Chamber of Commerce [est. 1960]
Barleen's Arizona Opry Dinner Theater in Apache Junction, Arizona
Mining Camp Restaurant & Trading Post [est. 1961] east of Apache Junction, Arizona
Superstition Mountain / Lost Dutchman Museum [founded 1979] east of Apache Junction, Arizona
Goldfield Ghost Town [est. 1893]
Dolly Steamboat cruises at Canyon Lake, Arizona
Tortilla Flat Stage Stop [est. 1904] & Superstition Saloon
Tonto {cliff dwellings} National Monument [est. 1907]

West Valley:
including Buckeye, Glendale, Goodyear, Litchfield Park, Peoria & Tolleson
Southwest Valley Chamber of Commerce
Southwest Valley Sun free weekly newspaper [est. 1993]
Amabisca's La Placita Cafe [est. 1962] in Buckeye, Arizona
WestWind Glendale 9 Drive-In Theater in Glendale, Arizona
City of Goodyear, Arizona [incorp. 1946]
Black Bear Diner in Goodyear, Arizona
Goodyear Rodeo Days [February]
Wigwam Resort & Golf Club [est. 1919] in Litchfield Park, Arizona
Arizona & Pacific Railroad [est. 2002] 16-inch gauge live steamers in Peoria, Arizona
Lone Spur Café, 9780 W. Northern Avenue in Peoria, Arizona

A Few Important People
Gov. Janice Kay 'Jan' Brewer [sworn Jan 2009; GOP] is up for re-election in 2014

U.S. Senator Kyrsten Sinema [since 2019; Dem]
official website • IMDb listing • campaign website • entry at Wikipedia

Declared candidates for the 2018 Republican primary election included white supremicist & convicted felon Joe Arpaio, former Maricopa County Sheriff; Cong. Martha McSally
[GOP AZ-02]; and Kelli Ward, former State Senator; declared candidates for the 2018 Democratic primary election included retired judge Richard Sherzan &
3-term Cong. Kyrsten Sinema [Dem AZ-09] who won the seat.
bumper sticker for Democratic Congressperson Kyrsten Sinema - running for open U.S. Senate seat in 2018

U.S. Senator Jeff Flake [2013-2018; GOP] did not run for re-election in 2018
former U.S. Senator Jon Kyl [1994-2012; GOP]

U.S. Senator Martha McSally [since 2019; GOP]
appointed to fill McCain's seat; up for special re-election in 2020 {term ends 2022}
official website • entry at Wikipedia

Congressional District 5: Republican Andy Biggs [GOP-AZ05, since 1/2017] for Maricopa County / Gilbert

Congressional District 6: Republican David Schweikert [GOP-AZ06, since 1/2013] for Maricopa County / Fountain Hills

Congressional District 7: Democrat Ruben Gallego [Dem-AZ07, since 1/2015] for Phoenix

Congressional District 8: Republican Debbie Lesko [GOP-AZ08, since special election 5/2018] for Maricopa County / Peoria

Congressional District 9: Democrat Greg Stanton [Dem-AZ09, since 2019] for Maricopa County / Tempe-Chandler
3-time Congresswoman Kyrsten Sinema [Dem-AZ09, 2013-2018] won the open seat for U.S. Senate in 2018.

fascist Joe Arpaio, former Maricopa County Sheriff [1993-2016]
Joe Arpaio entry at Wikipedia

artist John Nelson Battenberg [1931-2012] of Scottsdale, Arizona
July 2012 obituary • Wikipedia

author Diana Gabaldon lives in Scottsdale, Arizona
browse books • official website

painter Allen Garns of Mesa, Arizona

U.S. Senator John McCain [1986-2018; GOP] was buried with honors in 2018.

Sen. John McCain press release, 2 February 2018
“In 2016, the Russian government engaged in an elaborate plot to interfere in an American election and undermine our democracy. Russia employed the same tactics it has used to influence elections around the world, from France and Germany to Ukraine, Montenegro, and beyond. [Russian President Vladimir] Putin’s regime launched cyberattacks and spread disinformation with the goal of sowing chaos and weakening faith in our institutions. And while we have no evidence that these efforts affected the outcome of our election, I fear [that] they succeeded in fueling political discord and dividing us from one another.
“The latest attacks on the FBI and Department of Justice serve no American interests – no party’s, no president’s, only Putin’s. The American people deserve to know all of the facts surrounding Russia’s ongoing efforts to subvert our democracy, which is why Special Counsel [Robert] Mueller’s investigation must proceed unimpeded.
“Our nation’s elected officials, including the president, must stop looking at this investigation through the warped lens of politics and manufacturing partisan sideshows. If we continue to undermine our own rule of law, we are doing Putin’s job for him.”
official website permalink

female racecar driver Danica Patrick lives in Scottsdale, Arizona
official website, based in Indiana • Wikipedia

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California Luiseńo artist Fritz Scholder [1937-2005] of Arizona & New Mexico
browse books • official website • Wikipedia

Fritz Scholder Indian / Not Indian art book by Sims, Lowe & Smith "Fritz Scholder: Indian/Not Indian" art book [2008]
by Lowery Stokes Sims, Truman T. Lowe & Paul Chaat Smith
Prestel USA 9¼x12¼ hardcover [11/2008] for $42.00
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visionary architect Paolo Soleri [1919-2013]
browse books • Wikipedia

Arcosanti in Cordes Junction, AZ
Cosanti in Paradise Valley, AZ

'Save Our Soleri' at Santa Fe Indian School group (Facebook page)

Tucson, Arizona area

Tucson is within Pima County

City of Tucson, Arizona [est. 20 August 1775]
Tucson, Arizona official website
Metropolitan Tucson [AZ] C.V.B.
Tucson [AZ] Hispanic Chamber of Commerce [est. 1989]

Arizona Congressional District 2 for Tucson & SE Arizona
redistricting changed AZ08 to AZ02; District 8 became vacant, Special Election in June
Gabrielle Dee 'Gabby' Giffords [Dem, 2007-11] was shot in January 2011, resigned 1/2012
Congressman Raúl M. Grijalva [Dem-AZ07, since 2003] for Tucson & SW Arizona

Tucson, Arizona Business & Travel Links Page

Smaller Towns of Arizona

Northeast Arizona is split to another page {10/2006}
and includes Apache County, Navajo County, and the Navajo & Hopi Reservations
click here

Northwest Arizona is split to another page {10/2006}
and includes Coconino County {Flagstaff & Sedona}, Mohave County {Kingman},
and Yavapai County {Prescott}
click here

Southern Arizona is split to another page {10/2006}
and includes Cochise County, Pima County {Tucson},
Santa Cruz County {Nogales}, and Yuma County
click here

Central Arizona includes Gila County {Payson & Miami-Globe}, Graham & Greenlee Counties,
Lapaz County, Maricopa County {Phoenix above}, and Pinal County

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Buckeye, Arizona
official website • entry at Wikipedia
Hickman's Egg Ranch [est. 1944] in Buckeye, Arizona
Sundance Towne Center shopping mall [est. 2007] in Buckeye, Arizona

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new city of Belmont, Arizona [est. 2017]
Announced 11/2017: Bill Gates and local developers are planning to build a 'smart city' between Tonopah and Buckeye in Arizona's West Valley,
at the intersection of the existing I-10 Freeway and the planned I-11 Hassayampa Freeway from Las Vegas, Nevada to Nogales, Arizona.
Mega-developer Belmont Partners is headed by Larry Yount.
official website {none found 11/2017} • official I-11 route map • entry at Wikipedia

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Cave Creek, Arizona [settled in 1870]
Spur Cross B&B in Cave Creek, Arizona {free wi-fi}
Sleepy Hollow B&B in Cave Creek, Arizona
Cave Creek [AZ] Coffee Company
Harold's Cave Creek Corral Restaurant in Cave Creek, Arizona
Book Barn in Cave Creek, Arizona
Cave Creek [AZ] Museum
The Desert Advocate newspaper [est. 1989] in Carefree, Arizona
Satisfied Frog Restaurant in Carefree, Arizona

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Pioneer Living History Village [est. 1969], north of Phoenix, Arizona
Wild Western Festival [Sept 2007 = #3] at Pioneer Village in Arizona

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Tonopah Joe's Truckstop & Cafe in Tonopah, Arizona

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Wickenburg, Arizona
official website • entry at Wikipedia

Wickenburg [AZ] Chamber of Commerce [est. 1931]
Wickenburg [AZ] Gold Rush Days [Feb 2012 = #64]
http://www.outwickenburgway.com/
http://www.wickenburg-az.com/
http://www.wickenburgsun.com/
http://www.delewebbcenter.org/
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway 2-8-0 locomotive #761 in Wickenburg, AZ
Rancho de los Caballeros Guest Ranch near Wickenburg, AZ

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Town of Gila Bend, Arizona [est. 1858]
Knight's Inn Motel {formerly Travelodge} in Gila Bend, Arizona
Best Western Space Age Lodge in Gila Bend, Arizona

Motion Picture & Television Industry in Arizona

Valley of The Sun Studio / Cudia City Studios [1938-67] • locations fanpage
big sound stage and outdoor Western street sets on the northeast corner of Camelback Road & 40th Street; many Red Ryder movies were filmed there,
as well as TV series like “26 Men” and “Wanted Dead or Alive”; studio burned to the ground in 1967.

Indian Country of Arizona

The Amerind Museum [est. 1937] in Dragoon, Arizona
Inter Tribal Council of Arizona [est. 1952]

Ak-Chin Indian Community in western Pinal County, Arizona
Cocopah Tribe Reservation south of Yuma, Arizona
Colorado River Indian Tribes Reservation [est. 1865]
Fort Mojave Indian Reservation [est. 1970] is 56.5% in Arizona, 30% in California, and 13.5% in Nevada
Gila Bend Papago Indian Reservation [est. 1882] in NW Pinal County, Arizona
Gila River Indian Reservation [est. 1859] in NW Pinal County, Arizona
Havasupai Reservation [est. 1855] at the Grand Canyon in Arizona

Hopi Indian Reservation [est. 1882] inside the Navajo Reservation in Arizona
Hopi Tribe official website
Hopi Reservation entry at Wikipedia
Hopi Indian Tribe's Office of Community Planning & Economic Development

Hualapai Reservation [est. 1883] at the Grand Canyon in Arizona
Kaibab-Paiute Tribe
Pascua Yaqui Tribe
Quechan Tribe
Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community [est. 1879]
San Carlos Apache Reservation [est. 1871] in SE Arizona
San Juan Southern Paiute
San Xavier Reservation of the Tohono O'dham Nation
Tohono O'dham {formerly Papago - changed name 1986} Nation [est. 1874] in southern Arizona
Tonto Apache {Dilzhe’é} Reservation at Payson, Arizona
Walapai Indian Reservation [est. 1883]
White Mountain Apache Reservation [est. 1891] in east-central Arizona

Yavapai Apache Reservation [est. 1934] at Camp Verde, Arizona
Yavapai Fort McDowell Reservation [est. 1903] near Phoenix, Arizona
Yavapai Prescott Indian Reservation [est. 1935] at Prescott, Arizona

"Oral History of The Yavapai" [] by Mike Harrison & John Williams HB=978-1-935089-55-1 pb=978-1-935089-43-8

Arizona Reading Material

Arizona Highways Magazine "Arizona Highways" Magazine [est. 1925]
published by Arizona Department of Transportation
12 issues/12 months [USA only] for $24.00
magazine website

Other Media About Arizona

Railroads Around Phoenix, Arizona
listing of surviving steam locomotives in Arizona
'list of Arizona railroads' page at Wikipedia
TrainWeb / Tourist Railways / Arizona - website got hacked {2017}
U.P. Railroad Shortline Railroad Profiles for Arizona
Harvey House Restaurants in Arizona {3 gone, 6 standing}
Arizona Model Trains newsblog about model train shows [est. 2013]

logo/drumhead for Arizona Railway Museum [est. 1983] in Chandler, Arizona
Arizona Railway Museum [est. 1983] in Chandler, Arizona
official website • entry at Wikipedia
1905 H.K. Porter 18"-gauge Homestake Mining Co. 0-4-0CA locomotive #5 at Arizona Railway Museum
1906 Baldwin Southern Pacific RR 2-8-0 steam locomotive #2562 at Arizona Railway Museum
rusty 1937 Fairmont Model S2-D speeder (ex-Verde Tunnel & Smelter
Plymouth 1943 U.S. Army gas-powered 4-wheel 'dinkey' (ex-M. Lummus & Co.) needs repairs
1943 U.S. Army 25-ton railroad crane #C-45
Baldwin 1950 Baldwin Magma Railroad DRS C+C diesel switcher #10 is just operational
1950 Chicago & Northwestern E-8 diesel-electric locomotive #97
P.C.C. street car #4607 (ex-Toronto, ex-Phoenix)

rolling stock and other equipment are listed on the Railroad Museums Page

logo for Sahuaro Central Railroad Heritage Preservation Society [est. 1989] of Arizona logo/herald for the Arizona Model Railroading Society [est.1984] logo for the Maricopa Live Steamers [] of Arizona
Adobe Mountain Desert Railroad Park [est. 1989] in Glendale (north of Phoenix), Arizona
The Sahuaro Central Railroad Heritage Preservation Society was founded in 1989 and signed a no-fee 25-year lease with Maricopa County Parks & Recreation (renewable for another
25 years). The original 80 acres at the Adobe Dam Recreation Park has expanded to 160 acres; the museum is closed for the summer (too hot!) and is open to the public from mid-September to mid-May. Co-tenants include Arizona Model Railroading Society [est.1984, moved in 1996] which operates N-scale and HO-scale indoor layouts and a G-scale outdoor/garden layout,
and Maricopa Live Steamers [moved in 1996], which has installed approximately 14 miles of 7½-inch gauge model railroad track.
official website • no entry at Wikipedia

Chandler, Arizona
Arizona Railway Museum [est. 1983] {see above}

Glendale, Arizona
Adobe Mountain Desert Railroad Park [est. 1989] {see above}

Mesa, Arizona
1912 Baldwin Southern Pacific RR 4-6-0 steam locomotive #2355 in Mesa
'Save The Mesa Pioneer Park Train' [est. 2008]

Phoenix, Arizona
Phoenix [AZ] Trolley Museum [est. 1975]
1887 H.K. Porter 20"-gauge Arizona Copper Co. Ltd. 0-4-0T steam locomotive #4 in Phoenix

Scottsdale, Arizona
1907 Baldwin Magma Arizona RR 2-6-0 steam locomotive #6 in Scottsdale

Wickenburg, Arizona in Maricopa County
Santa Fe Railroad Depot [built 1895], 215 No. Frontier Street now houses Chamber of Commerce and Visitor's Center
Santa Fe Section House [built 1925], 279 Railroad Street
1900 Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway 2-8-0 steam locomotive #761 is next to AT&SF Depot in Wickenburg
cupola caboose painted red behind locomotive #761

Arizona Image Gallery

saguaro cactus silhouetted by Arizona sunset AT&SF Arizona promo poster of saguaro cacti & riders (Don Perceval painting)

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