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Most American states have many counties - 30, 40, 50 and more. But Arizona has but fifteen. Taking into account that Arizona is the 6th largest state...
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Find out more about Jeff: Jeff Kogan is a 57-year-old native Phoenician who graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in marketing. A Phoenix and Arizona history nut, Jeff has traveled well over 150,000 miles throughout Arizona as an Arizona tour guide. He loves sharing his passion for and historical knowledge of Phoenix, the Sonoran desert, and Arizona in general. Contact Jeff. |
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On December 8, 1941, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt addressed the United States Congress with the following shocking statement: "Yesterday,...
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Phoenix, Arizona's capital city, is well-known for its dry heat. With an average of over 100 days each year reaching 100 degrees or more, it's...
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You may have seen the white pyramid which stands atop a small butte on the East side of Papago Park and asked what purpose does it serve. It happens...
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Located in the southeast area of Phoenix, Arizona, Papago Park is actually shared by both Phoenix and its southeast suburb of Tempe. Totaling nearly...
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For many, getting around one of the most widespread cities in the country without use of an automobile was more than a hassle. It meant loss...
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The Tovrea Castle, in the far southeastern portion of Phoenix, Arizona, is probably one of the Phoenix area's least understood landmark. Although...
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One of the busiest airports in the world may also have the strangest name. Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport was purchased by the city of...
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A wonderful way to step far back in the history of Phoenix, Arizona is to visit the Pueblo Grand Museum and archaeological park. Located just...
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In Greek Mythology, the Phoenix Bird, as it was growing old and about to die, would consume itself in fire. From the ashes of the original bird, a...
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