Places

In the vast desert of southern Arizona, where the rugged terrain meets the expansive sky, lies a relic from the Cold War era that stands as a testament to human …

Step back in time and explore what it was like in the 1800s in Arizona. The museum has over 90 acres of historical buildings, interesting artifacts, and historical furnishings to …

When trip-planning in Arizona, most people first think of popular destinations like Scottsdale, Sedona, and Tucson. These beautiful areas are great for relaxing at a resort, golfing with the guys, …

With your admission ticket, you can take a step back in history and explore the trains and railroad cars used to haul people and cargo at the Arizona Railway Museum. …

If you visit the Hall of Flame Museum, you might agree that it is the best museum ever. It is mind-blowing how much firefighting history is all in one place …

The Phoenix Police Museum tells the history of the Phoenix police department, which started in 1881. The museum contains photographs and equipment used by the police force over the last …

I am sure it was interesting to live during the wild west days. In the early years, Wickenburg was a gold mining town and didn’t have a jail, so they …

If you have an auto racing fan in your family, the Penske Racing Museum might be a good stop. The museum is in the middle of the Penske Automall, so …

Introduction In the late 1800s, the local Phoenicians discovered the joy of being at the Arizona Falls. The water made a fantastic place to picnic, socialize and meet. Today, the Arizona …