Official Directory Arizona Historical Museums and Related Support Organizations

Arizona Historical Society founded by Arizona pioneers in 1884 APACHE

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PIMA INTRODUCTION

In 1884, several colorful and strong-willed men formed the "Society of Arizona Pioneers" for historical and humanitarian purposes. Nearly a decade later, the Nineteenth Territorial Legislature officially chartered this organization to "pursue its historical, scientific, literary and benevolent goals" as the Arizona Pioneers Historical Society. The Legislature commissioned the Society to operate as an official state agency for the collection and preservation of Arizona's historical records and artifacts. In 1971, the name was changed by legislative action, to the Arizona Historical Society, to reflect the increasing scope of its programs and services of preservation, education, and publication. As the Society begins its second century of service, awareness of Arizona's heritage is growing, and the treasures of its rich past are becoming widely recognized and appreciated throughout the state. Within the past two decades, many new community organizations have joined in the effort to collect, preserve, record, display and publish materials on Arizona history. The preservation and interpretation of Arizona history is supported by a vast network of approximately 150 independent regional, county, municipal and other local museums and historical organizations. Many are affiliated or have contracts with the Arizona Historical Society for professional services to augment Arizona Historical Society Museum's mission to preserve state history statewide. The Arizona Historical Society provides programs, services, advice and consultation to these organizations. over one thousand professionals and volunteers now staff numerous museums and libraries in the state. over the years, membership in these local organizations has increased from a few hundred to over 15,000 supporting members. This directory is intended to include Arizona's community, county, state and related support historical organizations. Al though great effort has been made to provide a complete roster, some survey responses were not received in time for publication. Information contained herein is as current and accurate as responses permitted. The purpose of the directory is to provide those listed and the Arizona Historical Society with a profile of each other to promote communication and mutual support. It is not intended to serve the public at large or to promote or advertise the listed organizations or their programs.

i INDEX (Alphabetical)

A Guide to category Definitions . . . . • . . . . . • . ..1-2 **Ajo Historical Society . • • . . . • • • . . • . . 109 American Association of Museums . . • . . • . . . • . . 151 American Association of State and Local History (AASLH) ....152 Amerind Foundation, Inc. • • • . . • ...... 23 */**Apache county Historical Society ...... • . . . . 18 Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society ...... 110 Arizona Commission on the Arts . • . • . • • . . . .. 54 Arizona Corrals of the Westerners . . . . • . . . . 156-159 Arizona Hall of Fame Museum ...... • . . . . 53 Arizona Historical Advisory Commission (AHAC) .... •....153 Arizona Historical Foundation . . . • . . . • . . . . . 57 Arizona Historical Society ...... •....3-6 Arizona Historical Society/Administration ...... 7 Arizona Historical Society/Flagstaff . . • . . . . . • 8 Arizona Historical Society/Flagstaff - Northern Arizona Chapter 13 Arizona Historical Society/Tempe ...... • . • 9 Arizona Historical Society/Tempe - Central Arizona Chapter . 12 Arizona Historical Society/Tucson . • ...... 10 Arizona Historical Society/Tucson - Southern Arizona Chapter .. 15 Arizona Historical Society/Yuma. • • • . . • . . . • . . . . . 11 Arizona Historical Society/Yuma - Rio Colorado Chapter .... 14 Arizona History of Pharmacy Museum • ...... • . . 111 Arizona Humanities Council • . • ...... 58 Arizona Jewish Historical Society - Greater Phoenix Chapter 59 **Arizona Military Museum . . • . . • ...... 60 Arizona Mining and Mineral Museum ...... 61 Arizona Museum for Youth ...... 62 Arizona Museum of Science & Technology ...... 63 Arizona Pathfinders, Inc...... 16 Arizona Preservation Foundation ...... 64 */**Arizona Railway Museum . . . • ...... 65 Arizona State Capitol Museum . . . • ...... 66 Arizona State Genealogical Society ...... 112 Arizona State Museum . • ...... 113 Arizona State University Museum of Anthropology . . . . 67 Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum ...... 112 **Bisbee Mining and Historical Museum ...... 24 **Buckeye Valley Historical and Archeological Museum ...... 68 */**Camp Verde Historical Society ...... 138 */**Casa Grande Valley Historical Society ...... 126 **Cave Creek Museum . . • . . . • ...... 69 Center for Creative Photography ...... 114 Certified Historical Organizations...... 5-6 Champlin Fighter Museum ...... 70 **Chandler Historical Society ...... 71 ii Chloride Historical Society . • . • ...... 97 City of Williams Historic Preservation Commission . . . .. 36 */**Cochise County Historical and Archaeological Society . . . 25 */**Colorado River Historical Society ...... • . . . . 98 **Colorado River Indian Tribal Museum . . • . . . . . • . .. 51 **Coolidge Historical Society . . . • . . . . • • • . . . . . 127 Coordinating Committee for History in Arizona (CCHA) 154 Deer Valley Rock Art Center •... 72 Desert Caballeros Western Museum ... 73 */**Douglas Historical Society .•..•. 26 Eastern Arizona College Museum of Anthropology 47 **Eastern Arizona Museum and Historical Society . 48 Fort Bowie National Historic Site . . . . • . . . . .• 27 Fort Huachuca Historical Museum .••.. •..•. •... 28 Fort Lowell Museum •.• •..... •.... • •...... 115 Fort Verde State Historic Park ••...•.... • • 139 **Gila Bend Museum •...•... • 74 */**Gila County Historical Society .. 44 **Gila River Arts and Crafts Museum . 128 **Gilbert Historical Society .... 75 **Glendale Arizona Historical Society 76 **Graham County Historical Society . 49 Grand Canyon Pioneers and Villagers 37 */**Greenlee County Historical Society 50 Hall of Flame ...... 77 **Havasupai Tribal Arts Enterprise . . •.. •... . 38 Heard Museum of Anthropology and Primitive Art 78 *Historical League, Inc. . • • • • • ...... • 17 **Hopi Cultural Center Museum . • ...... 101 */**Jerome Historical Society .••...... •. • • • • • • 140 Jerome State Park . • • • • ...... • • • • • • 141 **John Wesley Powell Memorial Museum • . . . •. • • • • 39 Johnson Historical Museum of the Southwest ... • • • 29 *Lake Havasu City Historical Society 99 **Maricopa County Historical Society .... 79 McFarland Historical state Park ...... 129 Medical Museum ...... • ...... 80 **Mesa Historical and Archaeological Society 81 Mesa Southwest Museum . . . . • ...... 82 */**Mohave county Historical Society .•... . . 100 Museum Association of Arizona (MAA) .•.... 155 Museum of Northern Arizona .... 40 Museum of the Southwest 8 8 8 D 8 8 9 9 8 0 8 9 30

iii National Railway Historical Society - Arizona Chapter 83 */**Navajo County Historical Society Administration . . .. • • . 102 Navajo County Historical Society - Holbrook Branch .•. • 103 Navajo County Historical Society - Silver Creek Branch ... • 104 Navajo County Historical Society - Winslow Branch •. • 105 **Navajo Tribal Museum . • • . . . • • . . . . • • • • 19 **Ned A. Hatathli Center . • ...... • • • 2 0 Northern Arizona Pioneers Historical Society .. •. • • • 41 */**Northern Gila County Historical Society ....•.... • • . 45 Old Concho Historical Society and Museum • • • 21 */**Oracle Historical Society . . •.. • 130 *Papago Trackers ...... • . . • . . .•.... 84 *Paquime Historical Society . . . • . . . • 31 Parker Area Historical Society. . • • . . • . . . • . . 52 Peoria Arizona Historical Society ...... 85 Phoenix Art Museum • . . . • • . • ...... • . . . . 8 6 **Phoenix Museum of History •...... 87 **Pima Air and Space Museum • • . .•...... 117 */**Pimeria Alta Historical Society . . . . . • 134 */**Pinal County Historical Society ...... 131 */**Pine-Strawberry Archeological and Historical Society ... 46 **Pioneer Arizona Living History Museum . • . . . . • . . 88 Pioneers' Cemetery Association . . . . . • . . . . 89 Plotkin Judaica Museum of Greater Phoenix •.....•. ... 90 *Postal History Foundation . • ...... 118 Pueblo Grande Museum . . . . . • . . . • ...... 91 **Quartzsite Historical Society ..... 53 **Quechan Tribal Museum .•...... • 146 **Rex Allen Arizona Cowboy Museum ...... 32 Riordan State Historic Park .•...... 42 ·� **Rosson House-Heritage Square Foundation ...... 92 Salt River Project History Center Museum • • • • • 93 **San Pedro Valley Arts and Historical Society • • • • • • • 34 **Scottsdale Historical Society ... •. • • • • • • • • 94 Sedona Historical Society ...... • • • • • • 43 Sharlot Hall Historical Society ...... • •••142 Show Low Historical Society . • ...... • • • • 106 **Skull Valley Historical Society ... . • • 143 Sosa-Carrillo-Fremont House . . . .•...... • • • 119 Southwest Parks and Monument Association ... • • • • 12 0 st. Michaels Historical Museum ...... • • • • 107 state Historic Preservation Office ...... • • • • • • 95 state and National Resource Organizations ..... • • • . 151-155 **Sulphur Springs Valley Historical Society ..... • • • • • • 34 Superior Historical Society •. •. •... • . • • • • 132 **Superstition Mountain Historical Society .. •.. • • 133

iv Tempe Historical Museum ...... 96 Titan Missile Museum ...... • • 121 Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park .•....•.. 35 *Tubae Historical Society ...... • • 135 Tubae Presidio State Historic Park ...... • • 136 *Tucson Air Museum Foundation of Pima County ... •...• • • 122 Tucson Heritage Foundation. . . . • . . • • ...... • • 123 Tucson-Pima County Historical Commission .. . • • 124 Tucson Rodeo Parade Museum ...... •.. •. • • 125 Tumacacori National Historical Park ...... • 137 **Verde Historical Society, Clemenceau Heritage Museum • 144 **Wellton-Mohawk Fine Arts and Historical Association . • • • 147 Westerners International (Arizona Corrals) .•. • 156-159 **White Mountain Apache Cultural Center . . .." 0 • • • 108 **White Mountain Historical Society ...... • • • 22 Yavapai Heritage Foundation .... ••.... • • • • • • 145 Yuma County Historical Society .••... •...... 148 Yuma Crossing Quartermaster Depot Historic Site 0 • • 149 Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic Park ... e o • • • 150

* Arizona Historical Society Affiliated Organization Any Arizona historical organization having an ongoing program of historical value is eligible for affiliate membership in the AHS. Affiliates, along with the AHS, form an active, professionally­ based group to coordinate historical programs and attain legislative and municipal support.

** Certified organizations as per A.R.S. 41-821,H

NA - Not applicable

V INDEX (County)

Apache County */**Apache County Historical Society . . . 18 **Navajo Tribal Museum .••••. . . . 19 **Ned A. Hatathli Center ••••. . . . 20 Old Concho Historical Society and Museum . . . 21 **White Mountain Historical Society . . . 22

Cochise County Amerind Foundation, Inc ••••.. •.. ••. .•• . . . 23 **Bisbee Mining and Historical Museum .•.. •.. •• . . . 24 */**Cochise County Historical and Archaeological Society . . . 25 */**Douglas Historical Society ••.. •.. • . . . 26 Fort Bowie National Historic Site •. •. •.. •.. . . . 27 Fort Huachuca Historical Museum •... ••. . . . 28 Johnson Historical Museum of the Southwest ...... 29 Museum of the Southwest ••••. •.. •. •.. •. . . . 30 *Paquime Historical Society. • • • • • • • . . • • . . . 31 **Rex Allen Arizona cowboy Museum .. •...... 32 **San Pedro Valley Arts and Historical Society .. •. . . . 33 **Sulphur Springs Valley Historical Society •. •...... 34 Tombstone Courthouse state Historic Park ...... 35

Coconino County Arizona Historical Society/Flagstaff ••••...... 8 Arizona Historical Society - Northern Arizona Chapter .. . . . 13 City of Williams Historic Preservation Commission . . . 36 Grand Canyon Pioneers and Villagers ... •. . . . 37 **Havasupai Tribal Arts Enterprise ••.. •. . . . 38 **John Wesley Powell Memorial Museum ...... 39 Museum of Northern Arizona .•..... •. . . . 40 Northern Arizona Pioneers Historical Society . . . 41 Riordan State Historic Park . • . . • ...... 42 Sedona Historical Society .. • •...... 43

Gila County */**Gila County Historical Society ...... 44 */**Northern Gila County Historical Society ...... 45 */**Pine-strawberry Archeological and Historical Society 46

vi Graham County Eastern Arizona College Museum of Anthropology ...... 47 **Eastern Arizona Museum and Historical Society ...... 48 **Graham County Historical Society ...... 49

Greenlee County

*/**Greenlee County Historical Society 0 8 8 9 8 9 8 8 8 G O 8 50

La Paz County **Colorado River Indian Tribal Museum .• . 51 Parker Area Historical Society ... • .... 52 **Quartzsite Historical Society . • . . ... 53

Maricopa County Arizona Commission on the Arts ...... • ...... • 54 Arizona Department of Libr., Archives & Public Records 55 Arizona Hall of Fame Museum . • • . . •...... 56 Arizona Historical Foundation ...... 57 Arizona Historical Society/Tempe ...... • 9 Arizona Historical Society - Central Arizona Chapter ... . 12 Arizona Humanities Council ••..•...... •.... 58 Arizona Jewish Historical Society - Greater Phoenix Chapter 59 **Arizona Military Museum . • • . . • ...... 60 Arizona Mining and Mineral Museum ...... 61 Arizona Museum for Youth .•.• • ...... 62 Arizona Museum of Science & Technology ...... 63 Arizona Preservation Foundation ...... 64 */**Arizona Railway Museum . • . • ...... 65 Arizona State Capitol Museum ...... 66 Arizona State University Museum of Anthropology ... e •••• 67 **Buckeye Valley Historical and Archeological Museum ...... 68 **Cave Creek Museum ...... 69 Champlin Fighter Museum . • ...... 70 **Chandler Historical Society ...... 71 Deer Valley Rock Art Center ...... 72 Desert Caballeros Western Museum ..... a ••••G 73 Gila Bend Museum . • ...... 74 **Gilbert Historical Society ...... 75 **Glendale Arizona Historical Society ...... 76 Hall of Flame . . . • . . . .. • ...... 77 Heard Museum of Anthropology and Primitive Art ...... 78 *Historical League, Inc ... • ...... 17 **Maricopa County Historical Society ...... 79 Medical Museum .. . . . • ...... 80 **Mesa Historical and Archaeological Society ...... 81 vii Mesa Southwest Museum ••. .•••...... 82 National Railway Historical Society - Arizona Chapter . . . 83 *Papago Trackers . . • • • . . • . . • • • ...... 84 Peoria Arizona Historical Society . . • . . .•...... 85 Phoenix Art Museum . . • • . • . . • . . • .•. . . . 86 **Phoenix Museum of History ••••.... ••...... 87 **Pioneer Arizona Living History Museum . • • • • . . . . 88 Pioneers' Cemetery Association • . • . .•.•. . . . 89 Plotkin Judaica Museum of Greater Phoenix ...... 90 Pueblo Grande Museum . . . • • . . . • . . • . •.. . . . 91 **Rosson House-Heritage Square Foundation . . • . .•. . . . 92 Salt River Project History Center Museum •. •. . . . 93 **Scottsdale Historical Society ••.. • .•••. •...... 94 State Historic Preservation Office •. •.. •. •...... 95 Tempe Historical Museum . • • • • • • . • • • ...... 96

Mohave County Chloride Historical Society •. ••• 97 */**Colorado River Historical Society .• 98 *Lake Havasu City Historical Society . 99 */**Mohave County Historical Society 100

Navajo County **Hopi Cultural Center Museum .•.•••... •.. 101 */**Navajo County Historical Society Administration ... •. . 102 Navajo County Historical Society - Holbrook Branch 103 Navajo County Historical Society - Silver Creek Branch ... . 104 Navajo County Historical Society - Winslow Branch .•.. . 105 Show Low Historical Society . • • • . • .•. 106 st. Michaels Historical Museum • • . . . . • • . .. . 107 **White Mountain Apache Cultural Center •... •...... 108

Pima County **Ajo Historical Society • ...... • . ...109 Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society . . . . . 110 Arizona Historical Society . • . . • • ...... 3-6 Arizona Historical Society/Administration . • . . • • . . . 7 Arizona Historical Society/Tucson . . • . . . • . . . 10 Arizona Historical Society - Southern Arizona Chapter ... 15 Arizona History of Pharmacy Museum . . . . 111 Arizona Pathfinders, Inc. • ...... •..... 16 Arizona State Genealogical Society ...... 112 Arizona State Museum ...... • . . . • ...... 113 Center for Creative Photography . • . . . • . ... 114 Fort Lowell Museum ...... • . . . . 115 *Jewish Historical Society •.....• ...... •... 116 viii **Pima Air and Space Museum ...... 117 *Postal History Foundation •... a ••••••••• . . . 118 Sosa-Carrillo-Fremont House ...... • • • • 0 119 Southwest Parks and Monument Association ...... 120 Titan Missile Museum .•...... •...•. . . . 121 *Tucson Air Museum Foundation of Pima County .•.•. . . . 122 Tucson Heritage Foundation ...... • • • 0 • 12 3 Tucson-Pima County Historical Commission ...... 124 Tucson Rodeo Parade Museum • ...... 125

Pinal County */**Casa Grande Valley Historical Society . . • • . 126 **Coolidge Historical Society ...... • ...... 127 **Gila River Arts and Crafts Museum ...... 128 McFarland Historical State Park . . • . . . • . ..129 */**Oracle Historical Society . . • ...... 130 */**Pinal County Historical Society ..•...... •.....131 Superior Historical Society ...... •.132 **Superstition Mountain Historical Society ..•...... 133

Santa Cruz County

*/**Pimeria Alta Historical Society •. • • • • • • • • • • 13 4 *Tubae Historical Society ..••. • • • • • • • • • • 13 5 Tubae Presidio State Historic Park ...... 136 Tumacacori National Historical Park • • • • • • • • • • • • • 13 7

Yavapai County */**Camp Verde Historical Society . . • ...... 138 Fort Verde State Historic Park ... . 139 */**Jerome Historical Society . . • ...... a • • 140 Jerome State Park . . . . . • • ...... • 141 Sharlot Hall Museum ...... •...... 142 **Skull Valley Historical Society •...... 143 **Verde Historical Society, Clemenceau Heritage Museum • • • • 0 144 Yavapai Heritage Foundation ...... 145 Yuma County Arizona Historical Society/Yuma ...... 11 Arizona Historical Society/Yuma - Rio Colorado Chapter .... 14 **Quechan Tribal Museum ...... 146 **Wellton-Mohawk Fine Arts and Historical Association ...... 147 Yuma County Historical Society ...... 148 Yuma crossing Quartermaster Depot Historic Site . 149 Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic Park ...... 150 ix A GUIDE TO CATEGORY DEFINITIONS: * (The purpose of the directory is to provide listees and the Arizona Historical Society with a profile of each other to promote communication and mutual support. It is not intended to serve the public at large or to promote or advertise the listed organizations or their programs.) County: Name of county in which the organization is based. Name of Organization: Official name of Museum or Society. Address: Street address of facility and post office mailing address if used. Telephone & FAX: Of the facility or, if none, organization's contact person's name and number. Also FAX# if any. Founded: Date organization was established. Not necessarily date of incorporation. Governing authority: Source of responsibility to operate; e.g., 1) Membership, Board of Directors (Trustees), or (2) Board of Directors without membership, or city, county, state government, private, non-profit; if incorporated, so state. Primary funding source: Single major source of annual revenue; e.g., membership dues, city, county, state government appropriations, donations, etc. Just one major source unless revenue is derived from two equal sources. Annual budget: Previous annual income from all sources in dollars, including interest, that is spent by the end of the year; do not include savings account balance, endowments or other assets not actually spent during previous year. Annual visitation: Annual number of people who visit or otherwise use your facility. (Your best guess if an accurate count is not taken.) Only include those who come through your door - not outreach program contacts. Primary service area: City, county, state, but not the world; e.g., your immediate service area. Not the far off areas where tourists may come from. Chief Executive Officer: President or chairperson of the Board of Directors or, if other title, please provide; also phone number if appropriate. Director/curator: Name of head of staff (paid or volunteer) and position title. May be same as above. 1 GUIDE CONT'D

Personnel: Staff: Number of paid or not, full or part-time and serves regularly; e.g., president, vice­ president, etc. Volunteers: Number of non-paid and serves often. Membership: Number of dues paying organization/society members; include board members. Permanent facilities: Name of building(s) where program is carried on and it may be historic. If none, write "none." Historic sites: Name of building(s) or landmark(s) if owned or operated by your organization. If same as above, write "same." Educational programs: Major ones only; e.g., museum exhibits, library, publications (newsletters, etc.), lecture series, school tours, etc. Interpretive subjects: Primary ones only; e.g., History of ______? Geology, ecology, archaeology, anthropology, etc. Relates to your organization's mission. Hours: When open and closed (include seasonal changes). Admission: Fee or no charge or donations requested. Annual meeting: Exact date, if possible, or third Monday of November, for example. Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA check as appropriate [ J [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

* Where appropriate, use NONE if category is vacant or use NA if category is not applicable (e.g., a state wide association having no fixed organizational site.)

2 ARIZONA HISTORICAL SOCIETY Address: 949 E. Second Street Tucson, Arizona 85719 Telephone: 628-5774 FAX: 628-5695 Founded: 1884 Governing authority: State of Arizona (A.R.S. 41-821) Mission Statement: " ••• to collect, preserve, interpret and disseminate the history of Arizona, the West and Northern Mexico." Primary funding source: state appropriations Annual budget: $4,500,000 (all divisions) Board of Directors: Harry F. Ames Richard Hughes Norma Bailey Douglas c. Jackson Kay Benedict Alex F. Jacome John Benton carol Johnston Patricia Davis Brandt Fred w. Jones John Carney Jack w. Kukuk Marc Cavness Malcolm Mackey James "Buck" Clark Salvador Martinez Lloyd Clark Steven Morgan Joyce Corrigan Richard Oldham Harvel H. Cosper Nellie Grace Olson Jaime P. Gutierrez Marilyn Parke Rosemarie Gwynn William c. Porter Lynn Haak Richard Salvatierra Cindy Halpern Cabot Sedgwick Muriel Hart Diego Valenzuela Joe Hiller Joseph P. Voorhees Myrna Hilliard Mary Ward Officers: President: Patricia Davis Brandt Vice-President: Harry F. Ames Treasurer: Jaime P. Gutierrez Secretary: Fred Jones Recording Secretary: Elizabeth Rodas-Healy Executive Director: Michael F. Weber, Ph.D. Associate Executive Director: Gib Raymond Personnel: Staff: 70 Volunteers: See divisions

3 ARIZONA HISTORICAL SOCIETY (continued)

Membership: All divisions, 3,800 Divisions: Arizona Historical Society/Flagstaff serving Coconino County Arizona Historical Society/Tempe serving Maricopa County Arizona Historical Society Exhibits/Tempe and Tucson serving statewide Arizona Historical Society/Tucson serving Cochise, Pima, Pinal, and Santa Cruz Counties Arizona Historical Society Headquarters/Tucson serving statewide Arizona Historical Society Publications/Tucson serving statewide Arizona Historical Society/Yuma serving La Paz and Yuma Counties Chapters: Central Arizona.chapter Northern Arizona Chapter Rio Colorado Chapter Southern Arizona Chapter Historic sites: Charles o. Brown House, American Flag Ranch, Oro Belle Townsite, Sosa-Carrillo-Fremont House, Fort Lowell Museum, Strawberry Schoolhouse, Ellis-Shackelford House, Century House, Molina Block, Douglas/Williams House, Hubbell Trading Post-Winslow, Fort Tuthill Park Educational program: Museums, libraries, archives, publications, lectures Interpretive subjects: History of Arizona, the West, and northern Mexico Affiliates: Denoted by * in directory Certified organizations as per A.R.S. §41-�21,H Annual meeting: First week in November

4 ** CERTIFIED HISTORICAL ORGANIZATIONS Authorized by Arizona Revised Statutes 41-821 (H) APACHE COUNTY Apache Co. Historical Society st. Johns Navajo Tribal Museum Window Rock Ned A. Hatathli Center Tsaile White Mountain Historical Society Springerville COCHISE COUNTY Bisbee Mining and Hist.·Museum Bisbee Cochise Co. Historical and Archaeological Society Douglas Douglas Historical Society Douglas Rex Allen Arizona Cowboy Museum Willcox San Pedro Valley Arts and Historical Society Benson Sulphur Springs Valley Historical Society Willcox COCONINO COUNTY Havasupai Tribal Arts Enterprise Supai John Wesley Powell Memorial Museum Page GILA COUNTY Gila County Historical Society Globe Northern Gila Co. Hist. Society Payson Pine-Strawberry Archaeological and Historical Society Pine GRAHAM COUNTY Eastern Arizona Museum and Historical Society Pima Graham County Historical Society Safford GREENLEE COUNTY Greenlee County Historical Society Clifton LA PAZ COUNTY Colorado River Indian Tribal Mus. Parker Quartzsite Historical Society Quartzsite MARICOPA COUNTY Arizona Military Museum Phoenix Arizona Railway Museum Chandler

5 MARICOPA COUNTY (continued) Buckeye Valley Historical and Archaeological Museum Buckeye Cave Creek Museum cave creek Chandler Historical Society Chandler Gilbert Historical Society Gilbert Glendale Arizona Hist. Society Glendale Maricopa county Historical Society Wickenberg Mesa Historical Society Mesa Phoenix Museum of History Phoenix Pioneer Arizona Living Hist. Mus. Phoenix Rosson House-Heritage Square Foundation Phoenix Scottsdale Historical Society Scottsdale MOHAVE COUNTY Colorado River Historical Society Bullhead city Mohave County Historical Society Kingman NAVAJO COUNTY Hopi Cultural Center Museum Second Mesa Navajo County Historical Society Administration Winslow White Mtn. Apache Cultural Center Fort Apache PIMA COUNTY Ajo Historical Society Ajo Pima Air and Space Museum Tucson PINAL COUNTY Casa Grande Valley .Hist. Society Casa Grande Coolidge Historical Society Coolidge Gila River Arts and Crafts Sacaton oracle Historical Society oracle Pinal County Historical Society Florence Superstition Mtn. Hist. Society Apache Junction SANTA CRUZ COUNTY Pimeria Alta Historical Society Nogales YAVAPAI COUNTY Camp Verde Historical Society Camp Verde Jerome Historical Society Jerome Skull Valley Historical Society Skull Valley Verde Historical Society Cottonwood YUMA COUNTY Quechan Tribal Museum Fort Yuma Wellton-Mohawk Fine Arts and Historical Association Wellton 6 ARIZONA HISTORICAL SOCIETY/ADMINISTRATION

Address: 949 E. Second Street Tucson, Arizona 85719 Telephone: 628-5774 FAX: 628-5695 Founded: 1884 Governing authority: State of Arizona Primary funding source: State appropriations Executive Director: Michael F. Weber, Ph.D. Associate Executive Director: Gib Rayniond Fiscal Services Officer: Karen Oakley cultural Resources Manager: Jay Van Orden Membership Secretary: Elizabeth Rodas-Healy Administrative Services Office: Yolanda z. South Publications: Editor: Bruce Dinges, Ph.D. The Journal of Arizona History; books Program facilities: Museum divisions in Flagstaff, Tempe, Tucson and Yuma Educational programs: annual Arizona Historical Convention, publication of quarterly journal, books, pamphlets, and various publications, historic site markers, annual membership, technical and program consultation to local historical societies, affiliates and awards programs

7 ARIZONA HISTORICAL SOCIETY/FLAGSTAFF Northern Arizona Division

Address: 2340 N. Fort Valley Road Flagstaff, Arizona 86001 Telephone: 774-6272 FAX: 774-1596 Founded: 1984 Governing authority: Arizona Historical Society Board of Directors Primary funding source: AHS, state appropriations Annual budget: $67,000 Annual visitation: 10,000 Primary service area: Coconino County Chief Executive Officer: Joseph M. Meehan, Director Personnel: Staff: 3 Volunteers: 12 Membership: See Northern Arizona Chapter Permanent facilities: Coconino County Hospital, carriage Barn, Ben Doney Cabin Historic sites: Same as above Educational programs: Museum exhibits, library, archives, demonstrations, commemorative events, newsletter Interpretive subjects: History of Northern Arizona c. 1540-present Hours: Monday-Saturday, 9:00-5:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: See Arizona Historical Society Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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8 ARIZONA HISTORICAL SOCIETY/TEMPE Marley Center Central Arizona Division

Address: 1300 No College Avenue Tempe, Arizona 85281 Telephone: 929-0292 FAX: 967-5450 (Fax) Founded: Created in 1972 Governing authority: Arizona Historical Society Board of Directors Primary funding source: AHS, state appropriations Annual budget: $800,000 Annual visitation: NA (see Hours category) Primary service area: Maricopa County Chief Executive Officer: Paul Piazza, Director Personnel: staff: 12 Volunteers: 100 Membership: See Central Arizona Chapter Permanent facilities: Arizona Historical Society Museum/Tempe Ellis-Shackelford House-Phoenix Historic sites: Same as above Educational programs: Living history outreach program, museum exhibits, library, tours Interpretive subjects: Arizona history emphasizing Central Arizona c. 1860-present Hours: New facility to open 1995 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: See Arizona Historical Society Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ X ] [ X ] [ ]

9 ARIZONA HISTORICAL SOCIETY/TUCSON Southern Arizona Division

Address: 949 E. Second street Tucson, Arizona 85719 Telephone: 628-5774 FAX: 628-5695 Founded: Created in 1981 Governing authority: Arizona Historical Society Board of Directors Primary funding source: AHS, state appropriations Annual budget: $970,000 Annual visitation: so,ooo Primary service area: Cochise, Pima, Pinal, and Santa Cruz Counties Chief Executive Officer: Steven M. Harvath, Ph.D., Director Personnel: Staff: 43 Volunteers: 70 Membership: See Southern Arizona Chapter Permanent facilities: Arizona Historical Society Museum/Tucson Fort Lowell Museum, Sosa-Carrillo-Fremont House Museum Historic sites: Sosa-Carrillo-Fremont House, American Flag Ranch, Charles o. Brown House (Old Adobe), Douglas/Williams House Educational programs: Museum exhibits, library, archives, lectures, oral history, audio-visual programs, tours, demonstrations, commemorative events, calendar Interpretive subjects: History of Arizona c. 1540-present Hours: Monday-Saturday, 10:00-4:00; Sunday, 12:00-4:00 Admission: No charge, donations requested Annual meeting: See Arizona Historical Society Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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10 ARIZONA HISTORICAL SOCIETY/YUMA Rio Colorado Division

Address: 240 Madison Avenue Yuma, Arizona 85364 Telephone: 782-1841 FAX: 783-0680 Founded: Created in 1981 Governing authority: Arizona Historical Society Board of Directors Primary funding source: AHS, state appropriations Annual budget: $120,000 Annual visitation: 15,000 Primary service area: Yuma County Chief Executive Officer: Megan Reid, Director Personnel: Staff: 3.5 Volunteers: 85 Membership: See Rio Colorado Chapter Permanent facilities: Arizona Historical Society Museum/Yuma (Century House and Gardens), Mellon House (Adobe Annex), Molina Block Historic sites: Same as above Educational programs: Museum exhibits, library, archives, tours, lectures, garden complex, demonstrations, audio-visual programs, commemorative events, living history programs Interpretive subjects: Arizona history emphasizing lower Colorado River area c. 1540-present Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00-4:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: See Arizona Historical Society Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

11 ARIZONA HISTORICAL SOCIETY/TEMPE Central Arizona Chapter

Address: 1300 N. College Avenue Tempe, Arizona 85281 Telephone: 929-0292 FAX: 967-5450 Founded: Created in 1972 Governing authority: Arizona Historical Society Board of Directors Primary funding source: Fund raising activities Annual budget: $60,000 Chief Executive Officer: John Benton, First Vice-President, 264-0707 Membership: 1000 Programs: Fund raising, events promoting history and AHS Annual meeting: October Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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12 ARIZONA HISTORICAL SOCIETY/FLAGSTAFF Northern Arizona Chapter

Address: 2340 N. Fort Valley Road Flagstaff, Arizona 86001 Telephone: 774-6272 Founded: Created in 1984 Governing authority: Arizona Historical Society Board of Directors Primary funding source: NA Annual budget: NA Chief Executive Officer: Marshall w. Knoles, President, 526-1855 Membership: 180 Programs: Events promoting history and AHS Annual meeting: September Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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13 ARIZONA HISTORICAL SOCIETY/YUMA Rio Colorado Chapter

Address: 240 Madison Avenue Yuma, Arizona 85364 Telephone: 782-1841 FAX: 783-0680 Founded: Created in 1981 Governing authority: Arizona Historical Society Board of Directors Primary funding source: Fund raising activities Annual budget: $8,000 Chief Executive Officer: carol Johnston, President, 782-1801 Membership: 285 Programs: Fund raising, events promoting Yuma area history and AHS programs Annual meeting: Third Wednesday in.April Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ ] [ ]

14 ARIZONA HISTORICAL SOCIETY/TUCSON Southern Arizona Chapter

Address: 949 E. Second street Tucson, Arizona 85719 Telephone: 628-5774 FAX: 628-5695 Founded: created in 1981 Governing authority: Arizona Historical Society Board of Directors Primary funding source: Fund raising activities Annual budget: $85,000 Chief Executive Officer: Milo Blecha, President, 455-5741 Membership: 1,500 Programs: Fund raising and events promoting history and the Arizona Historical Society Annual meeting: November Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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15 ARIZONA PATHFINDERS, INC.

Address: 949 E. Second street Tucson, Arizona 85719 Telephone: 628-5774 Founded: 1977 Governing authority: Board of Directors Primary funding source: Territorial Mercantile store Annual budget: $15,000 Primary service area: Tucson and Southern Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Jean Cunningham, President, 742-0295 Membership: 250 Programs: Historic tours, newsletter Interpretive subjects: Arizona history, Southern Arizona Annual meeting: Third Thursday in May Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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16 * HISTORICAL LEAGUE, INC.

Address: 1300 N. College Avenue Tempe, Arizona 85281 Telephone: 929-0292 or 967-5450 Founded: 1980 Governing authority: Board of Directors Primary funding source: Fund raising activities Annual budget: $20,000 Primary service area: Phoenix metropolitan area Chief Executive Officer: Leigh Hann, President, 840-8695 Membership: 180 Programs: Fund raising activites, historic tours for members, newsletter, annual children's holiday party, Historymakers Gala Interpretive subjects: Primarily history of Central Arizona and state history in general Annual meeting: May Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

17 APACHE COUNTY

*/** Apache County Historical Society

Address: 180 w. Cleveland P.O. Box 146 St. Johns, Arizona 85936 Telephone: 337-4737 Founded: 1969 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: City of st. Johns Annual budget: $14,000 Annual visitation: 2,500 Primary service area: Apache County Chief Executive Officer: Geraldine Davis Director/CUrator: Nellie Grace Olson Personnel: Staff: 2 Volunteers: l Membership: 175 Permanent facilities: Apache County Museum building Historic sites: Overson Home, Farr Cabin, Old Apache County Jail Educational programs: Museum exhibits, library, lectures, tours, publications, oral history Interpretive subjects: Natural and cultural history of the county Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00-5:00 Admission: No charge, donations requested Annual meeting: November Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

18 APACHE COUNTY

** Navajo Tribal Museum

Address: P.O. Box 9000 Window Rock, Arizona 86515 Telephone: 871-6673 or 871-6675 Founded: 1961 Governing authority: Navajo Nation Primary funding source: As above Annual budget: $40,000 Annual visitation: 17,000 Primary service area: Navajo Indian Reservation Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/curator: Clarenda Begay, Museum Curator Personnel: Staff: l Volunteers: o Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Housed in Navajo Arts and Crafts Enterprise building Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Museum exhibits, photo archives, research services Interpretive subjects: Natural history of Four Corners area, prehistoric cultures of present-day Navajo Indian Reservation, and history of Navajo Indians Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00-5:00 Admission: No charge, donations requested Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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** Ned A. Hatathli Center

Address: Navajo Community College Tsaile, Arizona 86556 Telephone: 724-3311 ext: 205 Founded: 1974 Governing authority: College, Board of Regents Primary funding source: Navajo College Annual budget: $57,000 Annual visitation: 20,000 Primary service area: Navajo Nation Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/CUrator: Harry Walters, Director Personnel: Staff: 6 Volunteers: 2 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Museum tours, slide presentations, teach traditional arts Interpretive subjects: Navajo history Hours: Monday-Friday, a:oo-5:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

20 APACHE COUNTY

Old Concho Historical Society and Museum

Address: P.O. Box 232 Old Concho, Arizona 85924 Telephone: 337-4518 or 337-2911 Founded: 1969 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Donations Annual budget: O Annual visitation: o Primary service area: Old Concho Chief Executive Officer: E. M. DeGlane, Acting President Director/curator: NA Personnel: staff: 2 Volunteers: o Membership: 7 Permanent facilities: Museum will re-open on May 1, 1995 Historic sites: None Educational programs: Museum exhibits Interpretive subjects: Old Concho history Hours: Closed for fire damage reconstruction Admission: No charge, donations accepted, Annual meeting: Last week in April Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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21 APACHE COUNTY

** White Mountain Historical Society

Address: 504 Pima P.O. Box 12 Springerville, Arizona 85938 Telephone: 333-2552 or 333-4300 Founded: 1977 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Donations Annual budget: $4,000 Annual visitation: 300 Primary service area: East-Central Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Trish Patterson, President Director/CUrator: As above Personnel: staff: 4 Volunteers: 20 Membership: 120 Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: Diamond Rock Cabin, Saffael Home, Butler Log Cabin, Beckor Grainary - Clay Hunter Cabin Educational programs: Community events, newsletter, park exhibits Interpretive subjects: History of the White Mountain area Hours: Part-time, notice posted Admission: $1.00; children under 12, no charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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22 COCHISE COUNTY

Amerind Foundation, Inc.

Address: Dragoon Road P.O. Box 400 Dragoon, Arizona 85609 Telephone: 586-3666 FAX: 586-3667 Founded: 1937 Governing authority: Board of Directors Primary funding source: Endowment income Annual budget: $310,000 Annual visitation: 20,000 Primary service area: Southern Arizona Chief Executive Officer: William Duncan Fulton, President Director/curator: Anne Woosley, Ph.D., Director Personnel: Staff: 10 Volunteers: 30 Membership: NA Permanent facilitie·s: The Amerind Foundation Museum, Fulton­ Hayden Memorial Library and Art Gallery, Fulton House Historic sites: Same Educational programs: Museum exhibits, tours, archaeological programs, seminars Interpretive subjects: Anthropology with emphasis on archaeology of the New World Hours: Sept.-May Daily, 10:00-4:00; June-August, Wed.-Suno 10:00 - 4:00 Ad.mission: Adults, $3.00; senior citizens, $2.00; children 12-18, $2.00; under 12, no charge Annual meeting: First week in November Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ X ] [ ]

23 COCHISE COUNTY

** Bisbee Mining and Historical Museum

Address: 5 Copper Queen Plaza P.O. Box 14 Bisbee, Arizona 85603 Telephone: 432-7071 Founded: 1971 Governing authority: Board of Directors, Bisbee Council on the Arts and Humanities Primary funding source: Admissions Annual budget: $120,000 Annual visitation: 25,000 Primary service area: Southern Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Gary Dillard, chairman Director/curator: Carie Gustavson, .Director Personnel: Staff: 4 Volunteers: 60 Membership: 625 Permanent facilities: Bisbee Mining and Historical Museum Historic sites: Muheim House, Copper Queen Consolidated Mining Company Headquarters building Educational programs: Museum exhibits, research library, tours, school programs, newsletter, lectures Interpretive subjects: History of Bisbee, mining in Cochise County and Norther� Mexico Hours: Monday-Sunday, 10:00-4:00 Admission: Adults, $3.00; senior citizen, $2.50; children under 18, no charge Annual meeting: Spring Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ ]

24 COCHISE COUNTY

*/** Cochise County Historical and Archaeological Society

Address: P.O. Box 818 Douglas, Arizona 85608-0818 Telephone: 364-5226 Founded: 1968 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $15,000 Annual visitation: 500 Primary service area: Cochise -County Chief Executive Officer: Mary B. Magoffin, President, 826-3821. Director/CUrator: Cindy Hayostek, Director Personnel: Staff: 5 (non-paid) Volunteers: 20 Membership: 300 Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Museum exhibits, The Cochise Quarterly, lectures Interpretive subjects: History and archeology of.Cochise County Hours: Tuesday and Friday, 10:00-12:00 and 2:00-4:00 Admission: No charge, donations requested Annual meeting: December Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ J

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*/** Douglas Historical Society

Address: 1001 D. Avenue Douglas, Arizona 85607 Telephone: 364-7370 Founded: 1990 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $3,500 Annual visitation: 1,600 Primary service area: Douglas, Agua Prieta Chief Executive Officer: Nan Ames, President, 364-2636 Director/curator: Harry Ames, curator Personnel: Staff: 3 Volunteers: 10 Membership: 190 Permanent facilities: Douglas/Williams House Museum Historic sites: Above Educational programs: Museum exhibits, lectures, newsletter Interpretive subjects: History of Douglas/Agua Prieta area Hours: Sunday-Thursday, 1:00-4:00 and by appointment Admission: No charge, donations accepted Annual meeting: March Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

26 COCHISE COUNTY

Fort Bowie National Historic Site

Address: P.O. Box 158 Bowie, Arizona 85605 Telephone: 847-2500 Founded: 1972 Governing authority: National Park Service Primary funding source: Federal appropriation Annual budget: $130,000 Annual visitation: 10,000 Primary service area: National Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/CUrator: Paul R. Thompson, Ranger-in-Charge Personnel: Staff: 3 Volunteers: 3 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Ranger Station Historic sites: Old Fort Bowie ruins, Chiricahua Apache Agency Building ruins, Butterfield Stage Station Educational programs: A few museum exhibits in Ranger Station; trailside tours, exhibits Interpretive subjects: History of Fort Bowie and Apache Indians, Butterfield stage Hours: Daily, 8:00-5:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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27 COCHISE COUNTY

Fort Huachuca Historical Museum

Address: Army Intelligence Center and Fort Huachuca Fort Huachuca, Arizona 85613-6000 Telephone: 533-3638 Founded: 1960 Governing authority: Department of the Army Primary funding source: Federal appropriation Annual budget: $125,000 Annual visitation: 95,000 Primary service area: Southern Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Major General John F. Stewart, Jr. Director/CUrator: James P. Finley, Director Personnel: Staff: 3 Volunteers: 14 Membership: 80 Permanent facilities: Two buildings Historic sites: Main museum, Old Post area Educational programs: Museum exhibits, library, school tours Interpretive subjects: U.S. military history in southern Arizona Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00-4:00; Saturday and Sunday, l:00-4:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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28 COCHISE COUNTY

Johnson Historical Museum of the Southwest (John Slaughter Ranch)

Address: P.O. Box 1897 Sun City, Arizona 85372 Telephone: 933-4333 (office) or 558-2474 (ranch phone) Founded: 1978 Governing authority: Board of Directo.rs Primary funding source: Friends of Johnson Historical Museum Annual budget: $60,000 Annual visitation: 4,000 Primary service area: Southern Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Harvey Finks, Director Director/curator: John Lavanchy, Ranch Manager Personnel: Staff: 3 Volunteers: 3 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Slaughter Ranch, PeO. Box 438, Douglas AZ 85608 Historic sites: Same as above Educational programs: Ranch tours Interpretive subjects: Ranch life c. 1893 aours: Wed.-Sun. 10:00-3:00

Admission: $3.00 Adults; Children, no chargeI Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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29 COCHISE COUNTY

Museum of the Southwest

Address: 1500 N. Circle I Road Willcox, Arizona 85643 Telephone: 384-2272 Founded: 1972 Governing authority: Willcox Chamber of Commerce Primary funding source: City of Willcox Annual budget: $12,000 Annual visitation: 90,000 Primary service area: Cochise County Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/curator: Ellen Clark, Director Personnel: Staff: 3 Volunteers: 5 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: None Educational programs: Exhibits Interpretive subjects: Anglo and Apache history of Cochise county Hours: Monday-Saturday, 9:00-5:00; Sunday, 1:00-5:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ J [ J [ J [ J [ ]

30 COCHISE COUNTY

* Paquime Historical Society

Address: Wilcox Road Box 676 Pearce, Arizona 85625 Telephone: 826-3651 Founded: 1993 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Trustees Primary funding source: Grants Annual budget: $500 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Southwestern U.S., Northern Mexico Chief Executive Officer: Alicia Delgadillo Director/CUrator: Phoebe Holzman Personnel: Staff: 2 Volunteers: 5 Membership: 17 Permanent facilities: None Historic sites: None Educational programs: Seminars, conferences, study tours Interpretive subjects: History and pre-history of primary service area Hours: Scheduled programs only Admission: Program fees Annual meeting: May Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ X ] [ J [ ] [ ]

31 COCHISE COUNTY

** Rex Allen Arizona Cowboy Museum

Address: 150 N. Railroad Avenue Willcox, Arizona 85643 Telephone: 384-4583 Founded: 1988 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Donations Annual budget: $7,000 Annual visitation: 3,000 Primary service area: Cochise County Chief Executive Officer: Dorman Brown, President Director/curator: Doug Dunn Personnel: Staff: 3 Volunteers: 24 Membership: 24 Permanent facilities: Museum, movie theater Historic sites: General store Educational programs: Exhibits, audio-visual program Interpretive subjects: The life of Rex Allen and southern Arizona cowboys Hours: Daily, 10:00-4:00 Admission: $2.00 per person; $3.00 for couple; $5.00 for family Annual meeting: Third Wednesday in January Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

32 COCHISE COUNTY

** San Pedro Valley Arts and Historical Society

Address: 180 s. San Pedro P.O. Drawer 1090 Benson, Arizona 85602 Telephone: 586-3070 Founded: 1975 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Fund raising activities Annual budget: $12,850 Annual visitation: 2,000 Primary service area: San Pedro Valley Chief Executive Officer: Merlin D. Rose, President, 586-3187 Director/curator: Nedra Sunderland Personnel: Staff: 1 Volunteers: 31 Membership: 94 Permanent facilities: Ivey building Historic sites: As above - listed National Register of Historic Places Educational programs: Exhibits, school and adult tours, lectures, collecting Interpretive subjects: History of the San Pedro Valley Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 10:00-4:00; Saturday, 10:00-2:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: January Member of: AHS AASLH MAA CCHA

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33 COCHISE COUNTY

** Sulphur Springs Valley Historical Society

Address: P.O. Box 979 Willcox, Arizona 85644 Telephone: 384-3594 Founded: 1974 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary.funding source: Membership Annual budget: $4,000 Annual visitation: 500 Primary service area: Sulphur Springs Valley Chief Executive Officer: Doug Dunn, President Director/CUrator: Personnel: Staff: 3 Volunteers: 25 Membership: 25 Permanent facilities: Schwertner House Park Historic sites: Schwertner House (used as office and for meetings) Educational programs: Lecture program, historic tours, History Fest Interpretive subjects: History of Willcox and Sulphur Springs Valley Hours: NA Admission: NA Annual meeting: November Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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34 COCHISE COUNTY

Tombstone courthouse State Historic Park

Address: 219 Toughnut Street P.O. Box 216 Tombstone, Arizona 85638 Telephone: 457-3311 Founded: 1959 Governing authority: Arizona State Parks Board Primary funding source: State appropriations Annual budget: $14,000 Annual visitation: 82,000 Primary service area: Cochise County Chief Executive Officer: Ken Travous, 542-4174 Director/curator: Hollis N. Cook, Park Manager Personnel: staff: 4 Volunteers: l Membership: None Permanent facilitie·s: Tombstone Courthouse - listed National Register of Historic Places Historic sites: As above Educational programs: Museum exhibits, school tours Interpretive subjects: History of Southeastern Arizona Hours: Daily, 8:00-5:00 Admission: 18 and over, $2.00; children, 12-17, $1.00; under 12, no charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

35 COCONINO COUNTY

City of Williams Historic Preservation Commission

Address: 113 s. First street Williams, Arizona 86046 Telephone: 635-4451 (city hall) Founded: 1985 Governing authority: state Historic Preservation Office (Certified Local· Government Program) Primary funding source: Donations, matching grants Annual budget: Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: City of Williams Chief Executive Officer: Teri Cleeland, Chairperson Director/CUrator: NA Personnel: NA Membership: 7 Permanent facilities: None Historic sites: Williams Downtown Historic Business District Historic U.S. Route 66 residential districts (proposed) Educational programs: Walking tour brochure of downtown historic district Interpretive subjects: History of Williams, Arizona Hours: NA Admission: NA Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

36 COCONINO COUNTY

Grand Canyon Pioneers and Villagers

Address: P.O. Box 1122 Flagstaff, Arizona 86002 Telephone: 523-5551 Founded: 1982 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $1,000 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Grand Canyon Region of Northern Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Betty L. Bartlett, Program Director Director/Curator: None Personnel: Staff: 1 Volunteers: 5 Membership: 70 Permanent facilities: None Historic sites: None Educational programs: Newsletter, lecture series, field trips, and traveling exhibits, special collections library at NAU Interpretive subjects: History of the pioneers and villagers of the Grand Canyon Hours: NA Admission: NA Annual meeting: Mid-July Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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37 COCONINO COUNTY

** Havasupai Tribal Arts Enterprise

Address: P.O. Box 31 Supai, Arizona 86435 Telephone: 448-2611 Founded: 1986 Governing authority: Tribal Council Primary funding source: As above Annual budget: Annual visitation:. Primary service area: Reservation Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/curator: Matthew Putesoy Personnel: Staff: 2 Volunteers: o Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: Supai canyon prehistoric Educational programs: Exhibit, lectures Interpretive subjects: Tribal history nours: Sunday and Monday, 8:00-5:00 Admission: $1 adults Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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38 COCONINO COUNTY ** John Wesley Powell Memorial Museum, Historical and Archaeological Society

Address: #6 North Lake Powell Blvd. P.O. Box 547 Page, Arizona 86040 Telephone: 645-9496 Founded: 1969 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Donations Annual budget: $65,000 Annual visitation: 54,000 Primary service area: Page, Wahweap Chief Executive Officer: Donna Marie Roberts, President Director/curator: Julia P. Betz, Executive Director Personnel: Staff: 3 Volunteers: 10 Membership: 80 Permanent facilities: John Wesley Powell Memorial Museum Historic sites: None Educational programs: Museum exhibits, library, school tours Interpretive subjects: History of Major Powell and Colorado River rafting, city of Page, Native American cultures Hours: April-October Monday-Saturday, 8:00-6:00; Sun. 10:00-6:00 March and November Monday-Friday, 9:00-5:00 Admission: No charge, donations requested Annual meeting: Third Thursday of March Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ ] [ ]

39 COCONINO COUNTY

Museum of Northern Arizona

Address: Route 4 Box 270 Flagstaff, Arizona 86001 Telephone: 774-5211 FAX: 779-1527 Founded: 1928 Governing authority: Board of Trustees Primary funding source: Museum gift shop Annual budget: $4.5 million Annual visitation: 107,000 Primary service area: Northern Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Edwin Wade, Deputy Director Director/CUrator: Michael J. Fox, Director Personnel: Staff: 90 Volunteers: 220 Membership: 5,000 Permanent facilities: 35 buildings Historic sites: McMillan Homestead (1886), Colton House (1929), on National Register of Historic Places Educational programs: Exhibits, workshops, lectures, wilderness trips, publications, library Interpretive subjects: Archaeology, ethnology, biology, geology of the Colorado Plateau Hours: Daily, 9:00-5:00 Research Center: Monday-Friday, 9:00-5:00 Ad.mission: Adults, $4.00; child or student, $2.00 Annual meeting: January Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ]

40 COCONINO COUNTY

Northern Arizona Pioneers Historical Society

Address: 2340 N. Fort Valley Road Flagstaff, Arizona 86002 Telephone: 774-6272 Founded: 1953 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Endowment Annual budget: $13,000 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Coconino County Chief Executive Officer: Marshall w. Knoles, President, 526-1855 Director/curator: NA Personnel: NA Membership: 30 Permanent facilities: NA Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Supports Arizona Historical Society/Flagstaff Interpretive subjects: History of Northern Arizona Hours: NA Admission: NA Annual meeting: Second Saturday in July Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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41 COCONINO COUNTY

Riordan State Historic Park

Address: 1300 Riordan Ranch Street Flagstaff, Arizona 86001 Telephone: 779-4395 Founded: 1983 Governing authority: Arizona state Parks Board Primary funding source: State appropriations Annual budget: $21,000 Annual visitation: 20,000 Primary service area: Flagstaf.f Chief Executive Officer: Ken Travous Director/curator: John R. Marvin, Park Manager Personnel: Staff: 5 Volunteers: 5 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Three historic structures Historic sites: 1904 Riordan Mansion Educational programs: School tours, lectures Interpretive subjects: History of the Riordan families, site architecture Hours: May-Sep Daily, 8:00-5:00 Sep-May Daily, 12:30-5:00 Admission: Adults, $3.00; children, 12-17, $2.00; under 12, no charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ X ] [ J [ ] [ J

42 COCONINO COUNTY

Sedona Historical Society

Address: P.O. Box 4255 West Sedona, Arizona 86340 Telephone: 282-2186 Founded: 1982 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Trustees Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $2,000 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Yavapai .and Coconino Counties Chief Executive Officer: Lea Pace, 282-2186 Director/curator: Sherman Loy, 282-3202 Personnel: NA Membership: 300 Perm.anent facilities: Sedona Heritage Park - Jordan Museum to open in 1996 Historic sites: NA Educational programs: oral history, historic tours, lecture series, newsletter, hands-on history projects, Sedona Heritage Days Sept. 30 and October 1 Interpretive subjects: History of Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon Hours: NA Admission: NA Annual meeting: Second Saturday of November Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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43 GILA COUNTY

*/** Gila county Historical Society

Address: 1330 N. Broad Street P.O. Box 2891 Globe, Arizona 85502 Telephone: 425-7385 Founded: 1950's Governing authority: Board of Directors, Membership Primary funding source: Fund Raising Annual budget: $13,000 Annual visitation: 5,300 Primary service area: Globe/Miami, Gila county Chief Executive Officer: Bill Haak, President, 425-3261 or 425-4344 Director/curator: Rayna Barela, 425-9340 Personnel: Staff: 1 volunteer curator Volunteers: 15 Membership: 100 Permanent facilities: Historical Museum Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Exhibits, tours, school programs Interpretive subjects: History of Gila County Hours: Monday-Friday, 10:00-4:00 Saturday 11:00-4:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: Fourth Friday in March Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

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GILA COUNTY

*/** Pine-Strawberry Archeological and Historical Society

Address: P.O. Box 564 Pine, Arizona 85544 Telephone: 476-2206 (Schoolhouse) 476-3223 (Museum) Founded: 1979 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Donations Annual budget: $5,000 Annual visitation: 3,000 Primary service area: Northern Gila County Chief Executive Officer: Jim Louden, President, 476-3422 Director/CUrator: NA Personnel: staff: 15 Volunteers: 45 Membership: 110 Permanent facilities: Pine Museum and Strawberry Schoolhouse Historic sites: 1885 Strawberry Schoolhouse; walking tours Educational programs: Schoolhouse adult tours, public school children's education programs, classroom re-enactments, exhibits, historic walking tour; lectures Interpretive subjects: Archeology and history of Pine-strawberry area Hours: Museum/Schoolhouse Daily, May through October, 10:00-4:00 and l:00-4:00 on Sunday Admission: No charge Annual meeting: October Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ J

46 GRAHAM COUNTY

Eastern Arizona College Museum of Anthropology

Address: 600 Church Street Thatcher, Arizona 85552-0769 Telephone: 428-8310 Founded: 1980 Governing authority: Eastern Arizona College Primary funding source: As above Annual budget: $1,500 Annual visitation: 2,500 Primary service area: Graham County, Duncan and Willcox, AZ Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/curator: Earl Wesley Jernigan, Director Personnel: Staff: 1 Volunteers: 3 Membership: 50 Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: None Educational programs: Exhibits, tours Interpretive subjects: Archaeology of southeast Arizona, Mogollon culture, basketry, weapons, jewelry, Jack and Vera Mills collection of ceramics, bone and stone artifacts Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00-12:00 and 1:00-4:00 Closed mid-May to mid-August and school holidays Admission: No charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] ] [ ] [ ]

47 GRAHAM COUNTY

** Eastern Arizona Museum and Historical Society

Address: 2 N. Main Street P.O. Box 274 Pima, Arizona 85543 Telephone: 485-2288 Founded: 1963 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Town of Pima, Graham County Annual budget: $3,500 Annual visitation: 1,300 Primary service area: Graham county Chief Executive Officer: Ben Bryce, President Director/curator: Alice Hancock, curator Personnel: Staff: 2 Volunteers: 12 Membership: 45 Permanent facilities: Museum, four buildings, patio (unrestored) Historic sites: Pima Bank 1915-20, Cluff Hall 1883, Old Pima Drug Store c. 1900, Garage c. 1900 Educational programs: Exhibit, school tours Interpretive subjects: History of Eastern Arizona, Indian, Anglo, Mexican ranch and farming equipment Hours: Wednesday-Friday, 2:00-4:00; Saturday, l:00-5:00 Admission: No charge - donations accepted Annual meeting: April Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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** Graham County Historical Society

Address: P.O. Box 127 Safford, Arizona 85548 Telephone: 428-5108 (museum) Founded: 1962 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: AHS Contract for Professional Service Annual budget: $9,700 Annual visitation: 650 Primary service area: Graham County Chief Executive Officer: Ralph Smith, president, 428-1449 or 428-0482 Director/curator: Myra Archibald Personnel: staff: 1 Volunteers: 1 Membership: 150 Permanent facilities: Museum in upper story of old Safford Public Library; the historic Oddfellows building Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Museum exhibits, library, journals, newsletters, tours, lectures Interpretive subjects: Graham county history Hours: Monday and Tuesday, 1:00-4:00 and by special arrangement Admission: No charge Annual meeting: Last Friday in January Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

49 GREENLEE COUNTY

*/** Greenlee County Historical Society

Address: 315 Chase Creek P.O. Box 787 Clifton, Arizona 85533 Telephone: 865-3115 Founded: 1973 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: AHS Contract for Professional Service Annual budget: $6,000 Annual visitation: 1,500 Primary service area: Greenlee County Chief Executive Officer: Andres Padilla, President Director/curator: Laura Washington, 687-1348 Personnel: Staff: 15 Volunteers: 21 Membership: 210 Permanent facilities: Museum and annex Historic sites: The Eagles' Hall Educational programs: Exhibits, programs for school children, Elder Hostels and Sunday Speakers Forum Interpretive subjects: History of Greenlee County

Hours: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 2:?0-4:30 Admission: No charge, open to the public Annual meeting: Third week of January Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

50 LA PAZ COUNTY

** Colorado River Indian Tribal Museum

Address: Route 1, Box 23-B Parker, Arizona 85344 Telephone: 669-9211 Founded: 1954 Governing authority: Colorado River Indian Tribes Primary funding source: Tribal Council Annual budget: $100,000 Annual visitation: 1,000 Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/curator: Betty Corneius, Director Personnel: Staff: 3 Volunteers: 2 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: La.Paz Townsite, Old Mohave Mission Church, Ancient Intaglios Educational programs: Exhibits, craft demonstrations, library and archives (independent of museum), art shows, traveling exhibits, linguistic and oral history programs Interpretive subjects: History and culture of Reservations, Mohave, Chemehuevi, Hopi, Navajo Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-12:00 and l:00-5:00 Ad.mission: No charge, donations requested Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

51 LA PAZ COUNTY

Parker Area Historical Society

Address: 205 Mojave Avenue P.O. Box 1422 Parker, Arizona 85344 Telephone: 669-2323 or 669-2556 Founded: 1979 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues, donations Annual budget: $1000 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Parker, La Paz County Chief Executive Officer: Roberts. Drew, President Director/curator: As above Personnel: Staff: 1 Volunteers: 8 Membership: 74 Permanent facilities: All objects stored Historic sites: Parker Old Jail Educational programs: Historical photography collections, educational programs Interpretive subjects: History of Parker area and La Paz County, San Bernardino and Riverside Counties in California Hours: NA Admission: NA Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ J [ J [ J

52 LA PAZ COUNTY

** Quartzsite Historical Society

Address: Main Street P.O. Box 331 Quartzsite, Arizona 85346 Telephone: 927-5915 Founded: 1971 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: AHS Contract for Professional Service Annual budget: $3,500 Annual visitation: 2,702 Primary service area: La Paz County Chief Executive Officer: David A. Spoonhour, President Director/curator: As above Personnel: Staff: 1 Volunteers: 18 Membership: 40 Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: Tyson Wells Stage station (restored) Educational programs: Museum exhibits, oral history, publications Interpretive subjects: History of Quartzsite and mining in the area from 1860 Hours: November 15-April 15 Wednesday-Sunday, 10:00-3:00 Admission: No charge, donations requested Annual meeting: First Wednesday in March Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

53 MARICOPA COUNTY

Arizona Commission on the Arts

Address: 417 W. Roosevelt Street Phoenix, Arizona 85003 Telephone: 255-5882 Founded: 1967 Governing authority: State of Arizona· Primary funding source: State and federal Annual budget: $3.5 million Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Arizona Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/CUrator: Shelley Cohn, Executive Director Personnel: Staff: 15 Volunteers: o Membership: NA Permanent facilities: NA Historic sites: Located in the Corpstein Duplex in the Phoenix Historical Register Educational programs: Art and technical assistance to artists and arts organizations Interpretive subjects: NA Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00 Admission: NA Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

54 MARICOPA COUNTY

Arizona Department of Library, Archives and Public Records state Archives Division

Address: 1700 W. Washington Phoenix, Arizona 85007 Telephone: 542-4159 Founded: 1937 Governing authority: Legislative Committee Primary funding source: State appropriations Annual budget: $200,500 Annual visitation: 2,285 Primary service area: state of Arizona Chief Executive Officer: President of the Senate/Speaker of the House Director/curator: David H. Hoober, State Archivist Personnel: Staff: 6 Volunteers: 1 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: In Capital Complex Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Public presentations and tours Interpretive subjects: History of Arizona Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ X ]

55 MARICOPA COUNTY

Arizona Hall of Fame Museum

Address: 1101 w. Washington Phoenix, Arizona 85007 Telephone: 255-2110 Founded: 1986 Governing authority: State of Arizona Primary funding source: state appropriations Annual budget: Annual visitation: 8,332 Primary service area: State of Arizona Chief Executive Officer: President of the Senate/Speaker of the House Director/curator: Michael D. Carman, Director Personnel: Staff: 13 Volunteers: 10 Membership: NA Perm.anent facilities: Museum Historic sites: 1908 Carnegie Free Library Educational programs: Museum exhibits, guided tours, publications, lectures, and docent program Interpretive subjects: Leaders of Arizona, Arizona Women's Hall of Fame Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ]

56 MARICOPA COUNTY

Arizona Historical Foundation

Address: Hayden Library Arizona State University Tempe, Arizona 85287-1006 Telephone: 966-8331 or 965-3283 Founded: 1959 Governing authority: Board of Directo·rs Primary funding source: Private, membership, donations, book sales, lectures, Annual budget: $50,000 Annual visitation: 2,000 Primary service area: Arizona and the Southwest Chief Executive Officer: Charles H. Orme, Jr., President Director/curator: Evelyn s. Cooper, Director Edward Oetting, curator Personnel: Staff: 5 Volunteers: 2 Membership: 271 Permanent facilities: Hayden Library, A.s.u. Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Political archives (Goldwater Collection), monographs, lecture series, oral history, photography conservation Interpretive subjects: History of Central 1 Arizona Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00; weekends by appointment Admission: No charge Annual meeting: First Tuesday in December Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ X ] [ ] [ J [ J

57 MARICOPA COUNTY

Arizona Humanities Council

Address: The Ellis-Shackelford House 1242 N. Central Avenue Phoenix, Arizona 85004 Telephone: 257-0335 FAX: 257-0392 Founded: 1973 Governing authority: Governing Council, Not-For-Profit Corporation Primary funding source: National Endowment for the Humanities Annual budget: $734,000 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: State of Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Charles Tatum, Chair Director/curator: Dan Shilling, Executive Director Personnel: Staff: 8 Volunteers: o Membership: NA Permanent facilities: NA Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Grant funded public programs in the humanities Interpretive subjects: Arizona History and cultural project themes Hours: 8:30- 5:30 Admission: NA Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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58 MARICOPA COUNTY

Arizona Jewish Historical Society Greater Phoenix Chapter

Address: 5015 N. 7th Ave., Suite 3 Phoenix, Arizona 85013 Telephone: 241-7870 FAX: 650-1614 Founded: 1981 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership Annual budget: Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Central Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Pearl Newmark, President Director/curator: Beryl Morton, curator Personnel: Staff: 2 Volunteers: 3 Membership: 250 Permanent facilities: NA Historic sites: None Educational programs: Oral history, archives, research, museum exhibits Interpretive subjects: Jewish experience in Arizona Hours: By appointment Admission: NA Annual meeting: Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

59 MARICOPA COUNTY

** Arizona Military Museum

Address: 5636 E. McDowell Road Phoenix, Arizona 85008-3495 Telephone: 267-2676 Founded: 1975 Governing authority: Board of Directors, Arizona National Guard Historical Society Primary funding source: Donations Annual budget: $20,000 Annual visitation: 4,800 Primary service area: Phoenix metropolitan area Chief Executive Officer: Joseph E. Abodeely, Col. (USAR), President Director/curator: John L. Johnson, Jr., Col. (Ret) Personnel: Staff: 6 Volunteers: 18 Membership: 196 Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: 1935 Arizona National Guard Arsenal Building Educational programs: Museum exhibits, library, publications, newsletter, audio-visual programs, tours Interpretive subjects: Arizona historical military contributions to state and national emergencies Hours: Tuesday and Thursday, 9:00-2:00; Saturday and Sunday, l:00-4:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: April/May Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

60 MARICOPA COUNTY

Arizona Mining and Mineral Museum

Address: 1502 w. Washington Phoenix, Arizona 85007 Telephone: 255-3795 FAX: 255-3777 Founded: 1917 (as the AZ State Mineral Museum) Governing authority: State of Arizona· Dept. of Mines & Mineral Resources Primary funding source: State appropriations Annual budget: Annual visitation: 35,000 Primary service area: Capital Mall Chief Executive Officer: Mason Coggin Director/curator: Glenn A. Miller Personnel: Staff: 6 Volunteers: 8 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Mineral Building Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Field trips for school children, teachers' kits and packs Interpretive subjects: Mineralogy and mining Hours: Weekdays, 8:00-5:00; Saturday, 1:00-5:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

61 MARICOPA COUNTY

Arizona Museum for Youth

Address: 35 N. Robson st. Mesa, Arizona 85201 Telephone: 644-2467 Founded: 1978 Governing authority: City of Mesa and Arizona Museum for Youth Friends, Inc. Primary funding source: City of Mesa Annual budget: $500,000 Annual visitation: 60,000 Primary service area: East valley, Metropolitan Phoenix Chief Executive Officer: William H. Mallender, President Director/CUrator: Barbara Meyerson Personnel: Staff: 23 Volunteers: 22 Membership: 300 Permanent facilities: former Basha's supermarket Historic sites: None Educational programs: Workshops, tours, newsletter Interpretive subjects: Fine arts, participatory museum for children Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 1:00-5:00 (summer �:oo-5:00); Saturday, 10:00-5:00; Sunday, l:00-5:00 Admission: $2.00 per person; children under 2, no charge Annual meeting: First Thursday in April Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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62 MARICOPA COUNTY

Arizona Museum of Science & Technology

Address: 147 E. Adams Street Phoenix, Arizona 85004 Telephone: 256-9388 or 258-7250 (administration) Founded: 1980, opened 1984 Governing authority: Board of Trustees Primary funding source: Donations Annual budget: $2 million Annual visitation: 100,000 Primary service area: Central Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Michael E. Pietzsch Director/curator: Sheila Connell Personnel: Staff: 25 Volunteers: 10 Membership: 1200 Permanent facilities: NA Historic sites: None Educational programs: Science on Wheels, science demonstrations, pre-school discovery Interpretive subjects: Physics, Energy, weather, life sciences and human body Hours: Monday-Saturday, 9:00-5:00; Sunday� 12:00-5:00 Admission: Adults, $4.50; children 4-12, $3.50; 3 and under, no charge Annual meeting: First Wednesday in June Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ J [ J [ X ] [ X J [ ]

63 MARICOPA COUNTY

Arizona Preservation Foundation

Address: P.O. Box 13492 Phoenix, Arizona 85002 Telephone: 256-7525 Founded: 1978 Governing authority: Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $10,000 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: State of Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Jill Gering, President Director/CUrator: NA Personnel: Staff: 4 Volunteers: 50 Membership: 199 Permanent facilities: NA Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Workshops, historic preservation seminars, Annual Arizona Preservation Conference Interpretive subjects: Historic preservation in State of Arizona Hours: NA Admission: NA Annual meeting: October Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ J [ J [ J [ J [ ]

64 MARICOPA COUNTY

*/** Arizona Railway Museum

Address: 399 N. Delaware Street P.O. Box 84.2 Chandler, Arizona 85224 Telephone: 821-1108 Founded: 1983 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors -Primary funding source: Donations Annual budget: $15,000 Annual visitation: .2,000 Primary service area: Phoenix metropolitan area Chief Executive Officer: R. J. Barton, President Director/Curator: NA Personnel: Staff: 12 Volunteers: 25 Membership: 100 Permanent facilities: Museum building and equipment display tracks Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Exhibits, tours, library, oral history Interpretive subjects: History of railways in Arizona and the southwest Hours: Saturday and Sunday, 12:00-4:00; tours by special arrangement; closed Memorial Day to Labor Day Admission: No charge, donations requested Annual meeting: Third week in January Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

65 MARICOPA COUNTY

Arizona State Capitol Museum

Address: 1700 w. Washington Phoenix, Arizona 85007 Telephone: 542-4675 Founded: 1974 Governing authority: state of Arizona Primary funding source: State appropriations Annual budget: $263,000 Annual visitation: 67,043 Primary service area: State of Arizona Chief Executive Officer: President of the Senate/Speaker of the House Director/curator: Michael D. Carman, Director Personnel: Staff: 13 Volunteers: 10 Membership: NA Permanent facilitie·s: Museum Historic sites: Old Capitol building Educational programs: Museum exhibits, library, guided tours, publications, lectures and docent program Interpretive subjects: Arizona state government and history Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00 Ad.mission: No charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ]

66 MARICOPA COUNTY

Arizona State University Museum of Anthropology

Address: Arizona State University Tempe, Arizona 85287-2402 Telephone: 965-6213 FAX: 965-2012 Founded: 1959 Governing authority: Arizona state Un.iversity, Board of Regents Primary funding source: As above Annual budget: $97,000 Annual visitation: 8,000 Primary service area: Phoenix metropolitan area Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/CUrator: Peggy Lietz Personnel: Staff: 4 Volunteers: 3 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: None Educational programs: Exhibits, tours Interpretive subjects: Archaeology, social, cultural and physical anthropology Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

67 MARICOPA COUNTY

** Buckeye Valley Historical and Archeological Museum

Address: 116 East Highway 85 P.O. Box 292 Buckeye, Arizona 85326 Telephone: 386-4333 Founded: 1950 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Town of Buckeye Annual budget: $6,500 Annual visitation: 2,000 Primary service area: Buckeye and Phoenix Metropolitan area Chief Executive Officer: Barbara Macnider, President Director/curator: Michael Sullivan, curator Personnel: Staff: 3 Volunteers: 30 Membership: 75 Permanent facilitie.s: Museum Historic sites: None Educational programs: School tours, exhibits, education committee Interpretive subjects: History of Buckeye, Hohokam prehistory Hours: Wednesday and Saturday, 10:00-4:001 September- May Admission: No charge Annual meeting: Weekend in April Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ X ] [ X ] [ ] [ ]

68 MARICOPA COUNTY

** cave Creek Museum

Address: 16140 Skyline Drive P.O. Box 1 cave Creek, Arizona 85331 Telephone: 488-2764 Founded: 1970 Governing authority: Board of Directors, elected by membership Primary funding source: Donations Annual budget: $21,000 Annual visitation: 4,500 Primary service area: Cave Creek, Carefree, metropolitan Phoenix area Chief Executive Officer: John Fox, President Director/CUrator: None Personnel: Staff: 17 Volunteers: 50 Membership: 450 Permanent facilities: Museum buildings Historic sites: Restored church, Tuberculosis Rest Cabin, band shell Educational programs: Exhibits, lectures, special tours, research library Interpretive subjects: History of the Cave Creek area - 1200 A.D. to present Hours: Wednesday-Sunday, 1:00-4:30, October through May Admission: No charge, donations requested Annual meeting: May Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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69 MARICOPA COUNTY

Champlin Fighter Museum

Address: 4636 Fighter Aces Drive Mesa, Arizona 85215 Telephone: 830-4540 Founded: 1981 Governing authority: Windward Aviatidn Primary funding source: As above Annual budget: Not reported Annual visitation: 50,000 Primary service area: Phoenix metropolitan area Chief Executive Officer: Douglas L. Champlin, President Director/curator: Col. Ward Boyce Personnel: staff: 9 Volunteers: O Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Museum at Falcon Field Historic sites: None Educational programs: Exhibits of airplanes and related materials, tours, book publishing Interpretive subjects: Evolution of fighter aircraft Hours: Monday-Sunday, 10:00-5:00 Admission: Adults, $6.00; children, $3.00 Annual meeting: None Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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70 MARICOPA COUNTY

** Chandler Historical Society

Address: 178 E. Commonwealth Avenue P.O. Box 926 Chandler, Arizona 85244 Telephone: 786-2842 Founded: 1969 Governing authority: Membership, Executive Board Primary funding source: Donations Annual budget: $40,000 Annual visitation: 9,000 Primary service area: Chandler Chief Executive Officer: Marguerite cooper, President Director/CUrator: Alexander Wiatr Personnel: Staff: 1 Volunteers: 40 Membership: 300 Permanent facilities: Chandler Museum Historic sites: None Educational programs: Museum exhibits, lectures, school tours, children's programs Interpretive subjects: History of Chandler, central Arizona Hours: Mon.-Sat. 11:00-4:00, September-June Admission: No charge, donations requested Annual meeting: Second Wednesday of each month Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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71 MARICOPA COUNTY Deer Valley Rock Art Center

Address: 3711 w. Deer Valley Rd. Phoenix, Arizona Mailing Address: Dept. of Anthropology - ASU Tempe, Arizona 85287 Telephone: 965-6213 Founded: 1994 Governing authority: Arizona State Univ., Dept. of Anthropology Primary funding source: State funds Annual budget: $100,000 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Central Arizona Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/curator: Dr. Peter H. Welsh Personnel: Staff: 5 Volunteers: O Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: Hedgpeth Hills petroglyph site, listed National Registered Historic Places Educational programs: Exhibits, tours Interpretive subjects: Preservation and interpretation of the Hedgpeth Hills petroglyphs and of site and related culture Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 9:00-2:00; Saturday, 9:00-5:00; Sunday, noon-5:00 Admission: Adults, $2.00; students and senior citizens, $1.00; children 6 and under 6 free Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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72 MARICOPA COUNTY

Desert Caballeros Western Musc:'um

Address: 21 N. Frontier Street P.O. Box 1446 Wickenburg, Arizona 85358 Telephone: 684-2272 FAX: 684-5794 Founded: 1960 Governing authority: Maricopa County Historical Society, Board of Directors, without membership Primary funding source: Membership dues, donations Annual budget: $240,000 Annual visitation: 30,000 Primary service area: Wickenburg area Chief Executive Officer: Ron Badowski, Chairman Director/CUrator: Cheryl A. Taylor, Director Sheila Kollasch, curator Personnel: Staff: 9 Volunteers: 60 Membership: 650 Permanent facilities: Desert Caballeros Western Museum Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Museum exhibits, newsletter, lecture series, school tours, summer children's program Interpretive subjects: History, geology, anthropology, Western Art Hours: Monday-Saturday, 10:00-4:00; Sunday, 1:00-4:00 Admission: Adults, $4.00; senior citizens, $3.50; children 6-16, $1.00; under 6 and members, no charge Annual meeting: January Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ ]

73 MARICOPA COUNTY

Gila Bend Museum

Address: 644 w. Pima P.O. Box A Gila Bend, Arizona 85337 Telephone: 683-2002 Founded: 1988 Governing authority: Gila Bend Town Council Primary funding source: Lodging Tax Annual budget: $25,000 Annual visitation: 21,600 Primary service area: Maricopa County Chief Executive Officer: Mayor Julius A. "Duke" Fox, President Director/Curator: John Laird Personnel: Staff: 1 Volunteers: 1 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: Gatlin Archaeology Site Educational programs: Exhibits, literature Interpretive subjects: History and archaeology of Gila Bend area Hours: Monday-Sunday, S:00-4:00 Admission: No charge, donations requested Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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74 MARICOPA COUNTY

** Gilbert Historical Society

Address: 10 s. Gilbert Road P.O. Box 1484 Gilbert, Arizona 85299-1484 Telephone: 926-1577 Founded: 1979 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership fees, thrift shop Annual budget: $12,000 Annual visitation: 1,000 Primary service area: Gilbert and vicinity Chief Executive Officer: Lee Thompson, President Director/curator: Barbara Helms Personnel: Staff: 5 Volunteers: 5 Membership: 150 Permanent facilities: Gilbert Historical Museum Historic sites: As above Educational programs: Exhibits, newsletter, school tours Interpretive subjects: History of Gilbert Hours: Tuesday and Saturday, 1:00-4:00, October-May Admission: No charge, donations requested Annual meeting: First Tuesday in April Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ]

75 MARICOPA COUNTY

** Glendale Arizona Historical Society

Address: Sahuaro Ranch Park 59th & Mountain View Road P.O. Box 2544 Glendale, Arizona 85311 Telephone: 931-5671 or 435-0072 Founded: 1963 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Wedding fees Annual budget: $25,000 Annual visitation: 6,000 Primary service area: City of Glendale Chief Executive Officer: Greg Marek, President Director/curator: Vernie Wise, Executive Secretary Personnel: Staff: 15 Volunteers: 35 Membership: 300 Permanent facilities: Sahuaro Ranch House Museum Historic sites: Sahuaro Ranch buildings Educational programs: Exhibits, library, newsletter, school tours, lectures Interpretive subjects: Sahuaro Ranch Park, history of Glendale Hours: Oct-May, weekends, 1:00-4:00; Weekday tours by appointment Admission: No charge, donations accepted Annual meeting: January Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

76 MARICOPA COUNTY

Hall of Flame

Address: 6101 E. Van Buren Phoenix, Arizona 85008 Telephone: 275-3473 FAX: 945-1912 Founded: 1961 Governing authority: National Historical Fire Foundation, Inc. Primary funding source: Contributions Annual budget: $250,000 Annual visitation: 31,000 Primary service area: Central Arizona and national Chief Executive Officer: Dr. Peter Malloy, President Director/curator: As above Personnel: Staff: 10 Volunteers: 12 Membership: 400 Permanent facilities: Hall of Flame Museum Historic sites: NA· Educational programs: Museum exhibits, lectures, library, audio-visual programs, guided tours, gift shop Interpretive subjects: History of firefighting and safety, c. 1725-present Hours: Monday-Saturday, 9:00-5:00 Sunday noon-4:00 Admission: Adults, $4.00; senior citizens, $3.00; students, $1.50; children under 6, no charge; Group rate (8+): adults, $2.00; children, $1.00 Annual meeting: Trustees member meeting 2nd week of October Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ ]

77 MARICOPA COUNTY

Heard Museum of Anthropology and Primitive Art

Address: 22 E. Monte Vista Road Phoenix, Arizona 85004 Telephone: 252-8840 Founded: 1929 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Trustees Primary funding source: Donations Annual budget: $2,800,000 Annual visitation: 225,000 Primary service area: Phoenix metropolitan area Chief Executive Officer: Herbert J. Bool, President Director/CUrator: Martin E. Sullivan Personnel: Staff: 60 full-time, 14 part-time Volunteers: 700 Membership: 5,000 Permanent facilities: Heard Museum Historic sites: Museum built in 1929 Educational programs: Exhibits, library, publications, guided tours, outreach programs Interpretive subjects: Native American art and southwest culture Hours: Monday-Tuesday, 10:00-5:00; Wednesday, 10:00-9:00; Thursday-Saturday, 10:00-5:00; Sun�ay, 12:00-5:00 Admission: Adults, $5.00; senior citizens, $4.00; students and children, $3.00; Native Americans, no charge Annual meeting: May Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ X ] [ X ] [

78 MARICOPA COUNTY

** Maricopa county Historical Society

Address: P.O. Box 1446 Wickenburg, Arizona 85358 Telephone: 684-2272 Founded: 1960 Governing authority: Board of Directo.rs, without membership Primary funding source: Membership dues, donations Annual budget: See Desert Caballeros Western Museum Annual visitation: See Desert Caballeros Western Museum Primary service area: Wickenburg area Chief Executive Officer: Eileen McGuire, President Director/CUrator: NA Personnel: Staff: 5 Volunteers: 60 Membership: 650 Permanent facilities: Desert Caballeros Western Museum Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Newsletter, lecture series, docent training Interpretive subjects: History, geology, anthropology, Western Art Hours: Monday-Saturday, 10:00-4:00; Sunday 1:00-4:00; closed major holidays Admission: Adults, $4.00; senior citizens, $3.50; children 6-16, $1.00; under 6, no charge; AAA members $3.50 Annual meeting: November Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ ]

79 MARICOPA COUNTY

Medical Museum

Address: Phoenix Baptist Hospital 6025 N. 20th Avenue Phoenix, Arizona 85015 Telephone: 249-0212 Founded: 1980 Governing authority: Board of Trustees Primary funding source: Phoenix Baptist Hospital and Health Systems Annual budget: $3,000 Annual visitation: 10,000 Primary service area: Central Phoenix Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/CUrator: Dr. Robert E. Kravetz, 242-2555 Personnel: Staff: 1 Volunteers: O Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Exhibits Interpretive subjects: History of medicine and pharmacy Hours: Daily, 8:00-8:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ X ] [ ] [ ]

80 MARICOPA COUNTY

** Mesa Historical and Archaeological Society

Address: 2345 N. Horne Street Mesa, Arizona 85203 Telephone: 835-7358 Founded: 1966 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Donations Annual budget: $50,000 Annual visitation: 3,500 Primary service area: East Valley-Mesa Chief Executive Officer: Charles (Chuck) Miller, President Director/curator: Charles Crismon Personnel: Staff: 2 Volunteers: 15 Membership: 600 Permanent facilities: Mesa Historical Museum Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Exhibits, historic restoration, lectures, historical monuments, newsletter Interpretive subjects: History of Mesa Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 9:00-3:00 Admission: Adults $3.00; senior citizens $2.00; children 5-12 $1.00; under 5 no charge; special rates for groups of 10 or more Annual meeting: Third Thursday in May Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

81 MARICOPA COUNTY

Mesa Southwest Museum

Address: 53 N. Macdonald Mesa, Arizona 85201 Telephone: 644-3071 Founded: 1977 Governing authority: Mesa City Council Primary funding source: City of Mesa Annual budget: $1 million Annual visitation: 150,000 Primary service area: Phoenix metropolitan area Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/curator: Tray c. Mead, Director Personnel: Staff: 15 Volunteers: 750 Membership: 700 Permanent facilities: Mesa Southwest Museum Historic sites: Joel Sirrine House and Mesa Grande Ruins Educational programs: Exhibits, docents, school tours, publications Interpretive subjects: Natural and cultural history of Central Arizona

Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00-5:00; Sund�y, 1:00-5:00 Admission: Adults, $4.00; children 3-12, $2.00. Group rates available Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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82 MARICOPA COUNTY

National Railway Historical Society Arizona Chapter

Address: 11391 E. Jenan Drive Scottsdale, Arizona 85259 Telephone: 391-2595 Founded: 1964 Governing authority: Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $2,000 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Metropolitan Phoenix Chief Executive Officer: Matthew Smith, Chairman of Board Director/curator: as above Personnel: Staff: 5 Volunteers: O Membership: 72 Permanent facilities: NA Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Exhibits, book Locomotive displays in Arizona, 1988 Interpretive subjects: History of railroads in Arizona Hours: NA Admission: No charge Annual meeting: Fourth Friday in February Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

83 MARICOPA COUNTY

* Papago Trackers

Address: P.O. Box 34422 Phoenix, Arizona 85067 Telephone: 975-1765 or 970-8186 Founded: 1985 Governing authority: Officers and directors Primary funding source: Dues and donations Annual budget: $500 Annual visitation: 80 Primary service area: Papago Park Chief Executive Officer: Donald J. Prior, President Director/curator: NA Personnel: Staff: l Volunteers: 3 Membership: 30 Permanent facilities: NA Historic sites: Papago Park Prisoner of War Camp; Civilian Conservation Corps camp Educational programs: Lectures, exhibits (by request) Interpretive subjects: Papago Park Prisoner of War camp Hours: By appointment Admission: NA Annual meeting: Spring Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ X ]

84 MARICOPA COUNTY Peoria Arizona Historical Society

Address: P.O. Box 567 Peoria, Arizona 85380-0567 Telephone: 412-7340 Founded: 1990 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $2,000 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Peoria area Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/curator: Betty Osborn, President Personnel: Staff: 4 Volunteers: o Membership: 90 Permanent facilities: NA Historic sites: Central School House 1906 and small buildings, listed on National Register of Historic Places; Peoria Women's Club House Educational programs: Under development Interpretive subjects: History of Peoria Hours: NA Admission: NA Annual meeting: 4th Wednesday in January Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

85 MARICOPA COUNTY Phoenix Art Museum

Address: 1625 N. Central Avenue Phoenix, Arizona 85004 Telephone: 257-1880 FAX: 253-8662 Founded: 1959 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Trustees Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $3 million Annual visitation: 210,000 Primary service area: Phoenix metropolitan area Chief Executive Officer: Diane Cummings, President Director/Curator: James K. Ballinger, Director Personnel: Staff: 55 Volunteers: 2,100 Membership: 7,000 Permanent facilities: Phoenix Art Museum building Historic sites: None Educational programs: Museum exhibits, tours, lectures, adult classes, Speakers' Bureau outreach program Interpretive subjects: Western and Latin American, European, contemporary and Asian art, decorative arts, 19th original costumes Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00-5:00; Wednesday, 10:00-9:00; Sunday, 12:00-5:00 Admission: Adults, $4.00; senior citizens, $3.00; fulltime students and children 6-17, $1.50; under 6 and members, no charge; no charge on Wednesdays Annual meeting: June Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ X ] [ X ] [ ]

86 MARICOPA COUNTY

** Phoenix Museum of History

Address: 1002 W. Van Buren Street P.O. Box 926 Phoenix, Arizona 85001 Telephone: 253-2734 Founded: 1923 Governing authority: Membership and Board of Trustees Primary funding source: Arizona Community Foundation (Endowment Fund) Annual budget: $100,000 Annual visitation: s,ooo Primary service area: Maricopa County Chief Executive Officer: Patrick Irvine, President Director/curator: Cindy L. Myers, Executive Director Personnel: Staff: 4 Volunteers: 70 Membership: 500 Permanent facilities: The Arizona Museum, aka Phoenix Museum of History Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Exhibits, lectures, school tours, workshops, summer children's program Interpretive subjects: Pre-history, Indian cultures, Territorial period; Phoenix founding Hours: Wednesday-Sunday, 11:00-4:00 Admission: Donations requested Annual meeting: Last Wednesday in March Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ]

87 MARICOPA COUNTY

** Pioneer Arizona Living History Museum

Address: 3901 W. Pioneer Road Phoenix, Arizona 85027-7020 Telephone: 993-0212 Founded: 1969 Governing authority: Pioneer Arizona Foundation Primary funding source: Gate fees Annual budget: $100,000 Annual visitation: 50,000 Primary service area: Maricopa County Chief Executive Officer: Michael Donahey, President Director/curator: Wells Twombly, Director Personnel: Staff: 20 Volunteers: 100 Membership: 20 Permanent facilities: Pioneer Arizona Living History Museum Historic sites: Nohe Educational programs: Museum exhibits, living history, school tours, workshops, seminars for teachers Interpretive subjects: Nineteenth century social and technological history, Spanish Colonial houses Hours: October 4-July 15, Wednesday-Sunday, 9:00-5:00 Admission: Adults, $5.75; senior citizens and students, $5.25; children 4-12, $4.00 Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ X ] [ ] [ ]

88 MARICOPA COUNTY

Pioneers' Cemetery Association

Address: P.Oa Box 63342 Phoenix, Arizona 85082-3342 Telephone: 253-2734 or 921-4055 Founded: 1983 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues, donations Annual budget: $2,500 Annual visitation: 5,000 Primary service area: Phoenix metropolitan area Chief Executive Officer: K.J. Schroeder, President, 275-7930 Director/curator: Marjory West, Historian Personnel: Staff: 5 Volunteers: 10 Membership: 45 Permanent facilities: 1313 w. Jefferson, Phoenix (To be completed Fall, 1995) Historic sites: City, Rosedale, Porter Cemeteries, Cementerio Lindo, Crosscut Cemetery, Sotelo-Heard Cemetery Educational programs: Tours, archives, lectures Interpretive subjects: History, genealogy, restoration, research and archaeology Hours: By appointment or holidays until Fall of 1995 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: Second Saturday in October Member of: AHS AASLH MA.A AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ X ]

89 MARICOPA COUNTY

Plotkin Judaica Museum of Greater Phoenix

Address: 3310 N. 10th Avenue Phoenix, Arizona 85013 Telephone: 264-4428 FAX: 264-3648 Founded: 1966 Governing authority: Temple Beth Israel, Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $18,000 Annual visitation: 10,000 Primary service area: Central Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Jean Lerner, President Director/CUrator: Silvia Plotkin, Director Personnel: Staff: 5 Volunteers: 50 Membership: 500 Permanent facilities: Museum, library at Temple Beth Israel Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Museum exhibits, traveling exhibits, publications, lectures, library Interpretive subjects: History of Jewish life cycle and holidays Hours: Tuesday-Thursday, 10:00-3:00; sun�ay 12:00-3:00 (Oct.­ June) Admission: Donations requested Annual meeting: March Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ J [ J [ X ] [ X ] [ ]

90 MARICOPA COUNTY

Pueblo Grande Museum

Address: 4619 E. Washington Street Phoenix, Arizona 85034-1909 Telephone: 495-0901 FAX: 495-5645 Founded: 1929 Governing authority: City of Phoenix· Primary funding source: City/Museum Auxiliary Annual budget: $541,797 Annual visitation: 100,000 Primary service area: Phoenix·metropolitan area, Central Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Roger Lidman, Administrator Director/CUrator: Barbara Moulard, curator Personnel: Staff: 7 full-time, 7 part-time Volunteers: 30 Membership: 205 in auxiliary Permanent facilities: Museum, Archaeological Ruin Trail Historic sites: Prehistoric ruin, National Historic Landmark status, Park of Four Waters Educational programs: Workshops, tours, lectures, exhibits, Indian market Interpretive subjects: Archaeology, anthropology, prehistoric, Hohokam culture Hours: Monday-Saturday, 9:00-4:45; Sunday, 1:00-4:45 Admission: $.50; children under 6, no charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ ]

91 MARICOPA COUNTY

** Rosson House-Heritage Square Foundation

Address: 113 N. 6th Street Phoenix, Arizona 85004 Telephone: 261-8948 Founded: 1980 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Visitor fees, rentals Annual budget: $80,000 Annual visitation: 30,000 Primary service area: Phoenix metropolitan area Chief Executive Officer: James Trimble, President Director/curator: Elizabeth L. Gleason, Executive Director Personnel: Staff: 3 Volunteers: 85 Membership: 150 Permanent facilities: Historic Heritage Square Historic sites: Ro·sson House, Silva House, Stevens, Stevens-Haustgen, Teeter Houses, Teeter Carriage House, Burgess Carriage House Educational programs: Exhibits, "A Step Back in Time" Interpretive subjects: History and architecture of Phoenix Hours: Wednesday-Saturday, 10:00-3:30; Sunday 12:00-3:30; Admission: Adults, $3.00; senior cjtizens, $2.00; children under 12, $.50 Annual meeting: First Tuesday in May Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ X ] [ ] [ ]

92 MARICOPA COUNTY

Salt River Project History Center Museum

Address: 1521 Project Drive Tempe, Arizona 85072-2025 Telephone: 236-2208 Founded: 1975 Governing authority: Board of Directors, Salt River Project, Incorporated Primary funding source: Salt River Project Annual budget: $10,000 Annual visitation: 10,000 Primary service area: Central Arizona Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/curator: Eileen Snoddy, 236-5451 Personnel: Staff: 3 Volunteers: O Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: Silva House Museum Educational programs: Museum exhibits, traveling exhibits, programs for the deaf and blind I.nterpretive subjects: Central Arizona History and prehistory Hours: History Center: Monday-Friday, 9:90-4:00 Silva House: Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00-4:00; Sunday 12:00-4:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

93 MARICOPA COUNTY

** Scottsdale Historical Society

Address: P.O. Box 143 Scottsdale, Arizona 85252 Telephone: 945-6650 or 945-4499 Founded: 1969 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues, donations Annual budget: $21,850 Annual visitation: 30,000 Primary service area: Scottsdale area Chief Executive Officer: Tom Lennon, President, 945-5980 Director/curator: JoAnn Handley, 946-0394 Personnel: Staff: 18 Volunteers: 75 Membership: 350 Permanent facilities: Scottsdale Historical Museum Historic sites: Little Red School House Educational programs: Newsletter, monthly lectures, exhibits, walking tours of Old-Town Scottsdale, slide shows Interpretive subjects: History of Scottsdale Hours: Wednesday-Saturday 10:00-5:00; Sunday 12:00-4:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: Third Thursday in January Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

94 MARICOPA COUNTY

State Historic Preservation Office

Address: Arizona State Parks 1300 W. Washington Phoenix, Arizona 85007 Telephone: 542-4009 FAX: 542-4180 Founded: 1966 Governing authority: Arizona State Parks Board Primary funding source: Arizona Heritage Fund Annual budget: $2 million Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: State of. Arizona Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/CUrator: James Garrison, SHPO officer Personnel: staff: 14 Volunteers: 500 (site steward program) Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Offices Historic sites: NA Educational programs: State and National Register of Historic Sites program, Archaeology Week, Governor's Award, Preservation Week, Site Steward program Interpretive subjects: Historic preservation and archaeology Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00 Admission: NA Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

95 MARICOPA COUNTY

Tempe Historical Museum

Address: 809 E. Southern Ave. Tempe, Arizona 85282 Telephone: 350-5100 FAX: 350-5150 Founded: 1972 Governing authority: City of Tempe Primary funding source: As above Annual budget: $380,000 Annual visitation: Museum: 9,000 Petersen House: 6,300 Primary service area: City of Tempe Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/CUrator: Amy A. Douglass Personnel: Staff: 10 Volunteers: 150 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Tempe Cultural Center Historic sites: Petersen House, 1414 w. Southern Avenue, Tempe Educational programs: Exhibits, group tours, classes for children and adults, special events Interpretive subjects: History of Tempe Hours: Museum: Mon.-Thurs. and Sat. 10:00-5:00; Sun. 1:00-5:00 Petersen House: Tues.-Thurs. and S'at. 10:00-2: 00 Admission: Fee Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ ]

96 MOHAVE COUNTY

Chloride Historical Society

Address: P.O. Box 294 Chloride, Arizona 86431 Telephone: 565-3619 or 565-3210 Founded: 1978 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Donations Annual budget: $1,500 Annual visitation: Not reported Primary service area: Chloride.Mining District Chief Executive Officer: Joyce Herbst, President Director/curator: Ruth White Personnel: Staff: 4 Volunteers: 10 Membership: 30 Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: Chloride Jail, B. Loring House, and other buildings Educational programs: Exhibits, community activities, tours Interpretive subjects: History of Chloride Mining District Hours: Thursday-Sunday, 10:30-4:00; and by appointment Admission: No charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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97 MOHAVE COUNTY

*/** Colorado River Historical Society

Address: 355 Highway 95 P.O. Box 1599 Bullhead City, Arizona 86430 Telephone: 754-3399 (museum) or 758-1589 Founded: 1983 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Fund raising Annual budget: $8,000 Annual visitation: 9,000 Primary service area: Colorado River Valley Chief Executive Officer: George Cowart, President Director/CUrator: Phil Starks Personnel: Staff: 2 Volunteers: 5 Membership: 125 Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Exhibits, lectures, school and hospice tours Interpretive subjects: History of the Colorado River Valley Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00-3:00 Admission: Donations requested Annual meeting: Second Monday in November Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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98 MOHAVE COUNTY

* Lake Havasu city Historical Society

Address: P.O. Box 1043 Lake Havasu City, Arizona 86405 Telephone: 855-1499 Founded: 1975 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership Annual budget: NA Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: City of Lake Havasu Chief Executive Officer: Lester Gault, President, 855-1499 Director/curator: NA Personnel: Staff: NA Volunteers: NA Membership: 100 Permanent facilities: Not currently open Historic sites: Site of Havasu Hotel Educational programs: Lectures, history of London Bridge and Lake Havasu Interpretive subjects: History of the city Hours: NA Ad.mission: NA Annual meeting: January Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

99 MOHAVE COUNTY

*/** Mohave County Historical Society

Address: 400 w. Beale Kingman, Arizona 86401 Telephone: 753-3195 Founded: 1960 Governing authority: Board of Trustee.s Primary funding source: Membership dues, gift shop proceeds, donations Annual budget: $205,000 Annual visitation: 32,000 Primary service area: Mohave county Chief Executive Officer: Dan Messersmith, President Director/CUrator: Robert Yost Personnel: Staff: 7 Volunteers: 135 Membership: 630 Permanent facilities: Mohave Museum of History and Arts Historic sites: Bonelli House Educational programs: Exhibits, library, archives, publications, school tours, lecture series Interpretive subjects: History and archeology of Mohave County Hours: Monday-Friday, 10:00-5:00; Saturday-Sunday, l:00-5:00 Admission: Adults, $2.00; children, $.50 or free if accompanied by an adult Annual meeting: Third Thursday of April Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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100 NAVAJO COUNTY

** Hopi Cultural Center Museum

Address: P.O. Box 7 Second Mesa, Arizona 86043 Telephone: 734-6650 Founded: 1969 Governing authority: Hopi Cultural ce·nter Board of Directors Primary funding source: Admission fees Annual budget: NA Annual visitation: 1,000 Primary service area: Hopi Reservation Chief Executive Officer: Elgene Joshevema, President Director/CUrator: Anna Silas Personnel: Staff: 1 Volunteers: 5 Membership: NA Permanent facilitie�: Museum Historic sites: None Educational programs: Exhibits, lectures Interpretive subjects: Hopi history Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00; Nov.-April Closed on weekends Admission: Adults, $3.00; children, $1.00' Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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101 NAVAJO COUNTY

*/** Navajo County Historical Society Administration

Address: 418 E. Fleming Winslow, Arizona 86047 Telephone: 524-6486 Founded: 1969 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Navajo County historical society branches Annual budget: $200 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Navajo County Chief Executive Officer: Zelda Gray, 524-6486 Educational programs: Administration of Navajo County Historical Society Branches in Holbrook, Silver Creek and Winslow Interpretive subjects: History of Navajo County Hours: See branch listing Admission: No charge Annual meeting: Last Saturday in March Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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102 NAVAJO COUNTY

Navajo County Historical Society - Holbrook Branch

Address: 100 E. Arizona P.O. Box 473 Holbrook, Arizona 86025 Telephone: 524-6558 or 524-6529 Founded: 1981 Governing authority: Branch membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Donations Annual budget: $5,000 Annual visitation: 20,000 Primary service area: City of Holbrook Chief Executive Officer: Garnette Franklin, President, 524-6529 Director/CUrator: Geney Nix Personnel: Staff: 3 Volunteers: 3 Membership: 50 Permanent facilities: Museum, Old Navajo County Courthouse Historic sites: Museum, Old Navajo County Courthouse on National Register Educational programs: Exhibits, tours and displays Interpretive subjects: History of Holbrook area Hours: Daily, 8:00-5:00; June-August 6:30-9:00 p.m. for Indian dances Admission: No charge Annual meeting: March Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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103 NAVAJO COUNTY

Navajo County Historical Society - Silver Creek Branch (Shumway)

Address: Old Schoolhouse Road P.O. Box 5 Taylor, Arizona 85939 Telephone: 536-4348 Founded: 1986 Governing authority: Branch membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $300 Annual visitation: 800 Primary service area: Silver Creek Chief Executive Officer: Barbara Engle, 536-2796 Director/CUrator: Laura Saline Personnel: staff: 4 Volunteers: 15 Membership: 25 Permanent facilities: Shumway Schoolhouse Museum, on National Register Historic sites: As above Educational programs: Exhibits, tours, weaving and spinning classes Interpretive subjects: History of Silver Creek area Hours: By appointment/on request Admission: Donations requested Annual meeting: Unscheduled Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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104 NAVAJO COUNTY

Navajo County Historical Society - Winslow Branch

Address: 212 Kinsley Avenue (museum) P.O. Box 280 (mailing address) Winslow, Arizona 86047 Telephone: 289-5861 Founded: 1969 Governing authority: Branch membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: City of Winslow Annual budget: $25,000 Annual visitation: 8,000 Primary service area: Winslow area Chief Executive Officer: Richard Randall, President, 289-3626 Director/CUrator: Janice Griffith, 289-4728 Personnel: Staff: 2 Volunteers: 10 Membership: 80 Permanent facilities: Old Trails Museum building Historic sites: Old Trails Museum building Educational programs: Exhibits, classroom tours Interpretive subjects: Archaeology, ranching, railroad, Indian, pioneer, commercial, Route 66 history Hours: Mar.-oct. Tuesday-Saturday 9:30-5:00 Nov.-Feb. Tuesday,Thursday and Saturday 1:00-5:00 Ad.mission: No charge Annual meeting: Third week in March Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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105 NAVAJO COUNTY

Show Low Historical Society

Address: 960 E. Deuce of Clubs P.O. Box 1120 Show Low, Arizona 85901 Telephone: 537-7397 Founded: 1991 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: NA Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Show Low area Chief Executive Officer: A. L. Armstrong Director/CUrator: NA Personnel: Staff: 2 Volunteers: 4 Membership: 30 Permanent facilities: Museum under development Historic sites: None Educational programs: NA Interpretive subjects: History of Show Low and Navajo County Hours: NA Admission: NA Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

106 NAVAJO COUNTY

St. Michaels Historical Museum

Address: P.O. Box 680 st. Michaels, Arizona 86511 Telephone: 871-4171 Founded: 1973 Governing authority: Board of Trustees Primary funding source: Sales, gifts and cards Annual budget: $7,000 Annual visitation: 1,500 Primary service area: Navajo Reservation Chief Executive Officer: Tom O'Hare, President, (505)888-3196 Director/curator: Tom O'Hare Personnel: Staff: 1 Volunteers: 4 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: st. Michaels Mission Educational programs: Exhibits Interpretive subjects: History of Franciscans on the Reservation, 1898 ethnological studies Hours: Monday-Saturday, 9:00-5:00; Sunday, 10:00-6:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: October Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

107 NAVAJO COUNTY

** White Mountain Apache Cultural Center

Address: P.O. Box 507 Fort Apache, Arizona 85926 Telephone: 338-4625 Founded: 1969 Governing authority: White Mountain Tribal Council Primary funding source: Tribal funds Annual budget: $81,000 Annual visitation: 8,000 Primary service area: White Mountains area Chief Executive Officer: Ronnie Lupe, Tribal Chairman Director/curator: Ramon Riley Personnel: Staff: 4 Volunteers: 1 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Fort Apache Historical Museum Historic sites: General George crook and captain's quarters and 11 post buildings Educational programs: Exhibits, audiovisual, tours Interpretive subjects: History culture and crafts of the White Mountain Apache Tribe

Hours: Winter: Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00 1 Summer: Saturday and Sunday, 9:00-4:00 Admission: No charge, donations requested Annual meeting: February Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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108 PIMA COUNTY

** Ajo Historical Society

Address: 161 Mission Road P.O. Box 778 Ajo, Arizona 85321 Telephone: 387-7105 Founded: 1975 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Donations Annual budget: $2,000 Annual visitation: 7,500 Primary service area: Ajo area Chief Executive Officer: Charles Gaetjens, President Director/curator: as above Personnel: Staff: 2 Volunteers: 6 Membership: 25 Permanent facilties: Museum Historic sites: St. Catherine catholic Church Educational programs: Exhibits, library, archives, tours, lectures Interpretive subjects: History of the Ajo area 1540 to present Hours: Monday-Friday, l:00-4:00 Admission: Donations requested Annual meeting: Third week in January Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

109 PIMA COUNTY

Arizona Archaeological and Historical Society

Address: Arizona State Museum University of Arizona Tucson, Arizona 85721 Telephone: 327-3509 Founded: 1916 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $20,000 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Arizona and Southwestern United states Chief Executive Officer: Jan Bell, President Director/curator: NA Personnel: staff: 1 Volunteers: 40 Membership: 1,000 Permanent facilities: NA Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Publications: Kiva and Glyphs, monthly lecture series, courses, workshops, field trips Interpretive subjects: Southwestern archeology, anthropology and history Hours: Announced program schedule Admission: Free monthly lectures; fees for courses, workshops and field trips Annual meeting: Third Monday in May Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [

110 PIMA COUNTY

Arizona History of Pharmacy Museum

Address: College of Pharmacy University of Arizona Tucson, Arizona 85721 Telephone: 626-4429 FAX: 626-4063 Founded: 1977 Governing authority: College of Pharmacy Primary funding source: Private donations Annual budget: $10,000 Annual visitation: 1,000 Primary service area: Pima County and pharmacy professionals Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/CUrator: Richard Wiedhopf Personnel: Staff: 1 Volunteers: 10 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Exhibits Interpretive subjects: Pharmacy history of Arizona Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00 Admission: NA Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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111 PIMA COUNTY

Arizona State Genealogical Society

Address: P.O. Box 42075 Tucson, Arizona 85733-2075 Telephone: 882-6202 Founded: 1965 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $15,600 Annual visitation: 65 Primary service area: Southeastern Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Marcia Lindley, President, 882-6202 Director/CUrator: NA Personnel: Staff: 12 Volunteers: 30 Membership: 350 Permanent facilities: Meetings at Tucson Women's Club Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Programs, workshops, seminars, quarterly bulletin Interpretive subjects: Genealogy Hours: NA Admission: NA Annual meeting: 2nd Tuesday of May Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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112 PIMA COUNTY

Arizona State Museum

Address: University of Arizona Tucson, Arizona 85721 Telephone: 621-6281 Founded: 1893 Governing authority: Board of Regents. Primary funding source: state appropriations Annual budget: $1,500,000 Annual visitation: 75,000, includes library Primary service area: Tucson, Pima County, state of Arizona Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/curator: Raymond H. Thompson, Director Personnel: staff: 60 Volunteers: 15 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Museum, library Historic sites: Museum buildings Educational programs: Exhibits, school tours, docent training Interpretive subjects: Anthropology of the Greater Southwest Hours: Monday-Saturday, 10:00-5:00; Sunday, 12:00-5:00 Admission: NA Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ X ] [ X ] [ ]

113 PIMA COUNTY

Center for Creative Photography

Address: 1030 N. Olive Tucson, Arizona 85721-0001 Telephone: 621-7968 Founded: 1975 Governing authority: University of Arizona, State of Arizona Primary funding source: As above Annual budget: Not Reported Annual visitation: 100,000 Primary service area: University of Arizona and southern Arizona; international and national researchers of photography Chief Executive Officer: Terence Pitts, Director Director/curator: Trudy Wilner Stack, Curator Personnel: Staff: 20 Volunteers: 20 Membership: 1,200 Permanent facilities: 50,000 sq. ft., galleries, library Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Exhibits, lectures, print viewing, tours Interpretive subjects: The study of photographs and photographers Hours: Monday-Friday, 10:00-5:00, Sunday 12:00-5:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ X ] [ X ] [ J

114 PIMA COUNTY

Fort Lowell Museum

Address: 2900 North Craycraft 949 E. 2nd Street (mailing) Tucson, Arizona 85719 Telephone: 885-3832 FAX: 628-5695 Founded: 1963 (created) Governing authority: Arizona Historical Society Southern Arizona Division Primary funding source: state appropriations Annual budget: $30,000 Annual visitation: 15,000 Primary service area: Tucson Metropolitan area Chief Executive Officer: Steven M. Harvath __--­ Director/curator: Dave Faust, curator� Personnel: Staff: 1 Volunteers: 4 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: Fort Lowell Commanding Officers House (reproduction) Educational programs: Exhibits, lectures, tours Interpretive subjects: History of Fort Lowell, U.S. Army in Arizona territory,,Apache Indians Hours: Wednesday-Saturday, 10:00-4:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

115 PIMA COUNTY

* Jewish Historical Society Southern Arizona Chapter

Address: P.O. Box 57482 Tucson, Arizona 85732 Telephone: 747-4028 or 577-9445 Founded: 1982 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $6,500 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Southern Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Neil Glixon, President, 577-9445 Director/curator: NA Personnel: Staff: 4 Volunteers: 20 Membership: 300 Permanent facilities: Plans for exhibit and office space in the Stone Avenue Temple Historic sites: None Educational programs: Newsletter, oral history Interpretive subjects: History of Jews in Southern Arizona Hours: Not open; under restoration · Admission: NA Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

116 PIMA COUNTY

** Pima Air and Space Museum

Address: 6000 E. Valencia Road Tucson, Arizona 85706 Telephone: 574-0646 FAX: 574-9238 Founded: 1976 Governing authority: Tucson Air Museum Foundation of Pima County Primary funding source: Admission fees Annual budget: See Tucson Air Museum Foundation of Pima County Annual visitation: 160,000 Primary service area: Southern Arizona Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/CUrator: Edward D. Harrow Personnel: staff: 33 Volunteers: 92 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Air field, display and aircraft restoration hangars Historic sites: World War II Barrack building Educational programs: Exhibits, research library, free school tours I.nterpretive subjects: History of international aviation Hours: Daily, ,9: 00--5: 00 Admission: Adults, $5.00; senior citizen/military, $4.00; children 10-17, $3.00; under 10, no charge Annual meeting: See Tucson Air Museum Foundation of Pima County Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

117 PIMA COUNTY

* Postal History Foundation

Address: P.O. Box 40725 Tucson, Arizona 85717 Telephone: 623-6652 Founded: 1960 Governing authority: Board of Directors Primary funding source: Donations Annual budget: $70,000 Annual visitation: 752 Primary service area: Arizona and 12 western states Chief Executive Officer: Robert Bechtel, Chairman Director/Curator: Elizabeth G. Towle Personnel: Staff: 1 Volunteers: 35 Membership: 400 Permanent facilities: Museum headquarters, sales office, library Historic sites: NA- Educational programs: Philately taught in Tucson and vicinity elementary schools, grades 3-6, philatelic library, reference collections Interpretive subjects: Arizona and the west, world postal history Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-3:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: April Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ X ] [ ]

118 PIMA COUNTY Sosa-Carrillo-Fremont House

Address: P.O. Box 2588 Tucson, Arizona 85702 Telephone: 622-0956 FAX: 628-5695 Founded: 1972 (created) Governing authority: Arizona Historical Society southern Arizona Division Primary funding source: State appropriations Annual budget: $29,000 Annual visitation: 9,500 Primary service area: Tucson Metropolitan area Chief Executive Officer: Steven M. Harvath Director/CUrator: Fred McAninch, Curator Personnel: Staff: 3 Volunteers: 10 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: Sosa-Carrillo-Fremont house listed National Register of Historic Places Educational programs: Exhibits, lectures, tours Interpretive subjects: Early history of Tucson; Sosa, Carrillo, Fremont and Hispanic families; architecture of historic neighborhoods Hours: Wednesday-Saturday, 10:00-4:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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119 PIMA COUNTY Southwest Parks and Monument Association

Address: 221 N. Court Tucson, Arizona 85701 Telephone: 622-1999 Founded: 1938 Governing authority: Board of Directors Primary funding source: Non-profit Annual budget: Not reported Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Southwest, California, Colorado, Kansas, Montana and Wyoming Chief Executive Officer: Howard Chapman, Chairman Director/CUrator: T. J. Priehs Personnel: Staff: 10 Volunteers: o Membership: 730 Permanent facilities: 221 N. Court Avenue, Tucson Historic sites: Multiple listings - call for list Educational programs: Bookshop, 223 N. Court Avenue Interpretive subjects: Aid and promote educational and scientific activities of the National Park Service, make interpretive material available to park visitors Hours: Monday-Friday, 10:30-5:30; Saturday-Sunday, 11:00-4:00 Admission: NA Annual meeting: November Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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120 PIMA COUNTY Titan Missile Museum

Address: Green Valley Correspondence to: (west on c/o Pima Air & Space Museum Duval Mine Road) 6000 E. Valencia Tucson, Arizona 85706 Telephone: 625-7736 Founded: 1986 Governing authority: Tucson Air Museum Foundation of Pima County Primary funding source: Admission fees, gift shop sales Annual budget: See Tucson Air Museum Foundation of Pima County Annual visitation: 44,000 Primary service area: Southern·Arizona Chief Executive Officer: See: Tucson Air Museum Foundation of Pima County Director/curator: Ned Robinson Personnel: Staff: 5 Volunteers: 90 Membership: See: Tucson Air Museum Foundation of Pima County Permanent facilities: 4,500 sq. ft. building and Titan missile silo Historic sites: As above Educational programs: Tours of site complex Interpretive subjects: History of U.S. missile deterrant force Hours: Nov-Apr Daily, 9:00-5:00; May-Oct Wed-Sun, 9:00-5:00 Admission: Adults, $5.00; senior citizens and active duty military, $4.00; children 10-17, $3.00; under 10, no charge Annual meeting: See: Tucson Air Museum Foundation of Pima County Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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121 PIMA COUNTY

* Tucson Air Museum Foundation of Pima County

Address: 6000 E. Valencia Road Tucson, Arizona 85706 Telephone: 574-0646 Founded: 1967 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Admission fees Annual budget: $1,400,000 Annual visitation: 204,000 Primary service area: Southern Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Laird McIntyre Director/CUrator: NA Personnel: Staff: 27 full-time, 14 part-time Volunteers: 183 Membership: 1,127 Permanent facilities: Pima Air Museum, air field and display hangars, Titan Missile Museum Historic sites: Titan Missile silo Educational programs: Exhibits, newsletter, research library, tours Interpretive subjects: History of international aviation and U.S. Missile Defense program Hours: NA Admission: NA Annual meeting: November Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ X ] [ X ] [ ]

122 PIMA COUNTY

Tucson Heritage Foundation

Address: P.O. Box 2268 Tucson, Arizona 85702 Telephone: 742-2661 Founded: 1965 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues, donations Annual budget: $5,000 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Tucson Chief Executive Officer: Arthur c. Hall, President Director/curator: Peter Johnson Personnel: Staff: 1 Volunteers: 10 Membership: 20 Permanent facilities: None Historic sites: None Educational programs: Acquisition, preservation, and stabilization of historic sites Interpretive subjects: Tucson historic sites Hours: NA Admission: NA Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

123 PIMA COUNTY Tucson-Pima County Historical Commission

Address: P.O. Box 27210 Tucson, Arizona 85726-7210 Telephone: 791-4121 Founded: 1971 Governing authority: City of Tucson, .city of South Tucson, Pima County Primary funding source: Pima County Annual budget: $10,000 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Pima county Chief Executive Officer: James E. Ayres, Chairman Director/curator: Manny Ramos Personnel: Staff: 1 Volunteers: 18 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Office, City Hall, Basement East Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Advises governing bodies, workshops, lectures, historic site marking, publications, commemorations Interpretive subjects: History, architecture, historic preservation, archeology of Pima County Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00-5:00 Admission: NA Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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124 PIMA COUNTY Tucson Rodeo Parade Museum

Address: 4825 s. Sixth Avenue P.O. Box 1788 Tucson, Arizona 85702 Telephone: 294-1280 Founded: 1965 Governing authority: Tucson Rodeo Parade committee, Board of Directors, Incorporated Primary funding source: Ticket sales Annual budget: $20,000 Annual visitation: 3,500 Primary service area: Tucson Chief Executive Officer: Thomas Davenport, Chairman Director/curator: Harry Schwab, Museum Chairman Personnel: Staff: 2 Volunteers: 36 Membership: 30 Perm.anent facilities: Museum, old Pima County Fair barns Historic sites: First municipally owned airport hangar in United States Educational programs: Exhibits, school tours, Rodeo Parade Interpretive subjects: Horse drawn transportation and work vehicles Hours: January-February Monday-Saturday, 9:00-4:00 Admission: No charge, donations accepted Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

125 PINAL COUNTY */** Casa Grande Valley Historical Society

Address: 110 W. Florence Blvd. Casa Grande, Arizona 85222 Telephone: 836-2223 Founded: 1964 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors, incorporated Primary funding source: Membership, City of Casa Grande Annual budget: $70,000 Annual visitation: 6,000 Primary service area: Casa Grande Valley Chief Executive Officer: Jim Norris, President Director/CUrator: Craig Ringer Personnel: Staff: 4 part-time Volunteers: 200 Membership: 450 Permanent facilities: Museum, meeting hall, historic schoolhouse Historic sites: Heritage Hall, historic schoolhouse Educational programs: Museum exhibits, education programs, research, school tours, library, newsletter, small publications program, annual journal Interpretive subjects: History and prehistory of Casa Grande Valley Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, l:00-5:00; closed June 15-September 15 and major holidays Admission: $1.00; free to members; children under 18, no charge Annual meeting: First Thursday in February Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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126 PINAL COUNTY

** Coolidge Historical Society

Address: P.O. Box 1186 Coolidge, Arizona 85228 Telephone: 723-7186 Founded: 1986 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $5,000 Annual visitation: 350 Primary service area: Coolidge area Chief Executive Officer: J. Reed Chesley, President, 723-3588 Director/CUrator: Ruth Wilkerson, 723-7458 Personnel: Staff: 6 Volunteers: 15 Membership: 75 Permanent facilities: Museum (161 w. Harding Avenue), Library Historic sites: Coolidge Jail (1934), Coolidge Women's Club (c.1930) Educational programs: Exhibits, library Interpretive subjects: History of Coolidge to 1950

Hours: Sundays only, l:00-5:00; and on requestI and on Coolidge Days Admission: No charge Annual meeting: First Tuesday in December Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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127 PINAL COUNTY ** Gila River Arts and Crafts Museum

Address: Casa Blanca Road P.O. Box 457 Sacaton, Arizona 85247 Telephone: 963-3981 Founded: 1971 Governing authority: Gila River Indian Community Primary funding source: customer sales Annual budget: $400,000 Annual visitation: 300,000 Primary service area: Central Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Courtney Moyah, Chairman Director/curator: Jon Long Personnel: Staff: 16 Volunteers: O Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Museum and heritage park, restaurant Historic sites: Reconstructed traditional homes Educational programs: Exhibits, tours (by appointment), school programs, gift shop, publications Interpretive subjects: History of Gila River Indians (Pima, Maricopa) Hours: Daily, 8:00-5:00 Admission: Donations requested Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

128 PINAL COUNTY McFarland Historical State Park

Address: P.O. Box 109 Florence, Arizona 85232 Telephone: 868-5216 Founded: 1979 Governing authority: Arizona state Parks Board Primary funding source: state appropriations Annual budget: $75,000 Annual visitation: 10,000 Primary service area: Florence and Pinal County Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/curator: Kathryn c. Montano Personnel: staff: 2 Volunteers: 8 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Historic sites: First Pinal County Courthouse, 1869 Levi Ruggles Residence Site Educational programs: Tours, school programs Interpretive subjects: Exhibits pertaining to: courthouse, hospital eras, Governor E. w. McFarland career; papers and books of McFarland in archives Hours: Thursday-Monday, 8:00-5:00; closed Tuesday and Wednesday Admission: Adults, $2.00; children 12-17, $1.00; under 12, no charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ X ] [ X ] [ ] [ X ]

129 PINAL COUNTY

*\** Oracle Historical Society

Address: P.O. Box 10 Oracle, Arizona 85623 Telephone: 896-9609 Founded: 1977 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $3,000 Annual visitation: Primary service area: Oracle, San Manuel, Mammoth Chief Executive Officer: Susan B. (Cinnamon) Schiek, President Director/curator: Casey Thorp, curator Personnel: Staff: 1 Volunteers: 10 Membership: 100 Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: Acadia Ranch Museum, listed in the National Register of Historic Sites Educational programs: Exhibits, docent program, school history classes Interpretive subjects: History of the area Hours: Call for appointment Admission: No charge Annual meeting: October Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

130 PINAL COUNTY

*/** Pinal County Historical Society

Address: 715 s. Main Street P.O. Box 851 Florence, Arizona 85232 Telephone: 868-4382 Founded: 1958 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $25,000 Annual visitation: 5,000 Primary service area: Pinal County Chief Executive Officer: Boyd Johnson, President Director/CUrator: Alma Yost Personnel: staff: l Volunteers: 20 Membership: 150 Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: Poston Butte, Adamsville Cemetery Educational programs: Guided tours, lectures, publications, newsletter, school tours, historic photo archives Interpretive subjects: History of Pinal County, agriculture, mining, ranching, +ndian artifacts Hours: April-July 15 Wednesday-Sunday, 12:00-4:00 Sept.-Nov. Wednesday-Sunday, 12:00-4:00 Dec.-March Wednesday-Sunday, 11:00-4:00 Admission: Donations requested Annual meeting: Second Wednesday in January Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ J [ ]

131 PINAL COUNTY

Superior Historical Society

Address: 300 Main Street 245 Neary Avenue (mailing address) Superior, Arizona 85273 Telephone: 689-2361 Founded: 1987 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Annual fundraising project Annual budget: $840 Annual visitation: NA - opened January 1995 Primary service area: Northeast Pinal County Chief Executive Officer: Tom Macias, President, 689-2361 Director/CUrator: As above Personnel: Staff: 2 Volunteers: 3 Membership: 25 Permanent facilities: Governor Bob Jones House Museum Historic sites: As above Educational programs: Exhibits planned Interpretive subjects: Mining, American Indian history and culture, ranching, historic building preservation Hours: 3:00-6:00 p.m. Friday, Saturday and Sunday Admission: Donations requested Annual meeting: December Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

132 PINAL COUNTY

** Superstition Mountain Historical Society

Address: P.O. Box 3845 Apache Junction, Arizona 85217 Telephone: 983-4888 Founded: 1980 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Museum admission fees Annual budget: $30,000 Annual visitation: 15,000 Primary service area: Pinal and Maricopa Counties Chief Executive Officer: George Johnston, Chairman, 982-4946 Director/curator: Larry Hedrick, 986-4838 Personnel: Staff: 1 Volunteers: 9 Membership: Guild: 300; Society: 1,000 Permanent facilities: Museum and ghost town Historic sites: None Educational programs: Annual Journal, quarterly, newsletter, exhibits Interpretive subjects: History of Superstition Mountains Hours: Daily, 10:00-4:00 Admission: Adults $3.00; senior citizens $2.50; children $le00 Annual meeting: February 18th Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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133 SANTA CRUZ COUNTY

*/** Pimeria Alta Historical Society

Address: 136 N. Grand Avenue P.O. Box 2281 Nogales, Arizona 85621 Telephone: 287-4621 Founded: 1948 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Trustees Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $120,500 Annual visitation: 13,400 Primary service area: Nogales, Arizona and Sonora, Green Valley, Santa Cruz County Chief Executive Officer: Rose E. Piper, President, 394-2919 Director/curator: Patty Berrones, Director Personnel: Staff: l full-time; 1 part-time Volunteers: 20 Membership: 1,000 Permanent facilities: Museum, library, archives Historic sites: Original 1914 City Hall Educational programs: Exhibits, tours, newsletter, lectures, films, school programs, publications Interpretive subjects: History and prehistory of Pimeria Alta Hours: Tuesday-Friday, 10:00-12:00 and 1:30-5:00; Saturday, 10:00-4:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: First Sunday in February Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ]

134 SANTA CRUZ COUNTY

* Tubae Historical Society

Address: P.O. Box 3261 Tubae, Arizona 85646-3261 Telephone: 398-2252 or 398-2657 Founded: 1967 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $12,000 Annual visitation: 1,500 Primary service area: Santa Cruz Valley and surrounding area Chief Executive Officer: Richard Coler, President Director/curator: Richard Coler Personnel: Staff: 18 Volunteers: Membership: 398 Permanent facilities: Old School House Museum Historic sites: As above Educational programs: His�ory essay contest, library, lecture series, newsletter, historical re-enactments, Anza Days I·nterpretive subjects: Archeology and history from 1540 to present, field trips, Anza Days Hours: Library: will open April 1995 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: Second Thursday in January Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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135 SANTA CRUZ COUNTY

Tubae Presidio State Historic Park

Address: P.O. Box 1296 Tubae, Arizona 85646 Telephone: 398-2252 Founded: 1959 Governing authority: Arizona State Parks Board Primary funding source: state appropriations Annual budget: 150,000 Annual visitation: 35,000 Primary service area: Tubae Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/CUrator: Robert c. Barnacastle, Park Supervisor Personnel: Staff: 4 Volunteers: 7 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Museum/Visitor Center, archeological sites, historic building Historic sites: 1885 Tubae Schoolhouse, Tubae Spanish Presidio Ruin Educational programs: Museum exhibits, guided tours, films, lectures and living history demonstrations Interpretive subjects: Archaeology and history of Tubae area Hours: Daily, 8:00-5:00 Admission: Adults, $2.00; children 12-17, $1.00; under 12, no charge. Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ X ] [ ] [ ]

136 SANTA CRUZ COUNTY

Tumacacori National Historical Park

Address: P.O. Box 67 Tumacacori, Arizona 85640 Telephone: 398-2341 Founded: 1908 Governing authority: U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service Primary funding source: As above Annual budget: $350,000 Annual visitation: 60,000 Primary service area: Southern Arizona; northern Sonora, Mexico Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/curator: Pat Phelan Personnel: Staff: 7 Volunteers: 15 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Spanish mission museum, visitor center, patio garden, partially restored church, early Jesuit church and mission ruins Historic sites: 1802 Franciscan mission church Educational programs: Tours of ruins, exhibits, historical craft demonstrations Interpretive subjects: Spanish colonial history Hours: Daily, 8:00-5:00 Admission: $2.00 per individual Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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137 YAVAPAI COUNTY

*/** Camp Verde Historical Society

Address: 229 south Coppinger street P.O. Box 1184 Camp Verde, Arizona 86322 Telephone: 567-9560 or 567-4707 Founded: 1971 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $10,000 Annual visitation: 500 Primary service area: Verde Valley, Yavapai County Chief Executive Officer: Betty Kent, President Director/CUrator: Carrie Van Sickle Personnel: Staff: 3 Volunteers: 2 Membership: 100 Permanent facilities: Hance House Historic sites: Clear Creek Church, Hance House, old Camp Verde Schoolhouse Educational programs: Historic tours, publications, scholarships, school programs Interpretive subjects: History of the Verde Valley Hours: Museum and gift shop Monday-Saturday 10:00-2:00 and by appointment Admission: Donations requested Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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138 YAVAPAI COUNTY

Fort Verde State Historic Park

Address: 125 E. Hollamon P.O. Box 397 Camp Verde, Arizona 86322 Telephone: 567-3275 FAX: 567-4036 Founded: 1970 Governing authority: Arizona State Parks Board Primary funding source: State appropriations Annual budget: $22,000 Annual visitation: 40,000 Primary service area: State of Arizona Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/CUrator: Robert Munson Personnel: staff: 4 Volunteers: 15 Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Four military buildings built in 1871 Historic sites: Same as above, General Crook Trail Educational programs: Museum exhibits, living history program, lectures I.nterpretive subjects: Frontier Army 1865-1891, pioneers Hours: Daily, 8:00-5:00 (except Christmas,Day) Admission: Adults, $2.00; children 12-17, $1.00; under 12, no charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

139 YAVAPAI COUNTY

*/** Jerome Historical Society

Address: 200 Main Street P.O. Box 156 Jerome, Arizona 86331 Telephone: 634-5477 Founded: 1953 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Gift shop Annual budget: $350,000 Annual visitation: 25,000 Primary service area: Verde Valley Chief Executive Officer: John Armstrong Director/curator: Joan Evans Personnel: Staff: 5 Volunteers: o Membership: 350 Permanent facilities: Museum, archives, research center Historic sites: Bartlett Hotel (a ruin), "New State Motor Company 1912" Educational programs: Museum exhibits, newsletter, tours, research center, archives center Interpretive subjects: Jerome and mining and historic preservation Hours: Museum: 9:00-4:30 daily Admission: Museum, $.50; 12 and under no charge Annual meeting: Third Tuesday in January Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

140 YAVAPAI COUNTY

Jerome State Park

Address: P.O. Box D Jerome, Arizona 86331 Telephone: 634-5381 Founded: 1965 Governing authority: Arizona State Parks Board Primary funding source: State appropriations Annual budget: $107,000 Annual visitation: 126,000 Primary service area: Northern Arizona Chief Executive Officer: NA Director/curator: Phil Harris Personnel: Staff: 4 Volunteers: O Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Museum Historic sites: James s. Douglas Mansion Educational programs: Museum exhibits Interpretive subjects: Douglas family history, mining, Jerome history Hours: Daily, 8:00-5:00

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141 YAVAPAI COUNTY Sharlot Hall Museum Address: 415 w. Gurley Street Prescott, Arizona 86301 Telephone: 445-3122 Founded: 1928 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors of Prescott Historical Society under Arizona Revised Statutes 41-823 and of the Sharlot Hall Historical Society Primary funding source: State appropriations Annual budget: $560,000 Annual visitation: 80,000 Primary service area: Yavapai County Chief Executive Officer: Don Jordan, President Director/CUrator: Mac R. Harris, Director Personnel: Staff: 15.5 Volunteers: 150 Membership: 630 Permanent facilities: Museum, library, archives Historic sites: First Governor's Mansion, Bashford House and Territorial Governor's John Charles Fremont House, Iron Turbine Windmill Educational programs: Guest speakers, cowboy poetry and music festivals, fall lecture series, educational kits Interpretive subjects: History of Yavapai,County, c. 1863-1920 and North Central Arizona Hours: November-March Tuesday-Saturday, 10:00-4:00 April-October Monday-Saturday, 1:00-5:00; Sunday 1:00-5:00 Admission: $2.00 donation requested Annual meeting: First Monday in June Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ] [ X ]

142 YAVAPAI COUNTY

** Skull Valley Historical Society

Address: P.O. Box 143 Skull Valley, Arizona 86338 Telephone: 442-3429 or 442-3677 Founded: 1969 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues, fund raising Annual budget: $2,650 Annual visitation: 1,500 Primary service area: Yavapai County Chief Executive Officer: Pearl L. Kehrer, President Director/curator: NA Personnel: Staff: 8 Volunteers: 8 Membership: 100 Permanent facilities: Old Santa Fe Depot, Santa Fe Section House Historic sites: Old Santa Fe Depot, Santa Fe Section House Educational programs: Museum exhibits Interpretive subjects: History of the Santa Fe Depot and Skull Valley Hours: June-September Sunday 2:00-4:00 or by appointment Admission: No charge Annual meeting: Second Thursday in December Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

143 YAVAPAI COUNTY

** Verde Historical Society, Clemenceau Heritage Museum

Address: 1 N. Willard Street P.O. Box 511 Cottonwood, Arizona 86326 Telephone: 634-2868 Founded: 1987 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership, fund raising Annual budget: $20,000 Annual visitation: Not reported Primary service area: Cottonwood, Clarkdale, Cornville, Upper Verde Chief Executive Officer: Betty Gandy, President Director/curator: Personnel: Staff: 4 Volunteers: 30 Membership: 170 Permanent facilities: Clemenceau Heritage Museum Historic sites: Clemenceau School Educational programs: Museum exhibits, school tours, newsletter, speaking programs, Pioneer Day Interpretive subjects: History of Clemenceau, Cottonwood, Clarkdale and Cornville areas Hours: Wednesday, 9:00-12:00; Friday-Sund�y, 11:00-3:00; or by appointment Admission: No charge Annual meeting: Second Tuesday in January Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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144 YAVAPAI COUNTY

Yavapai Heritage Foundation

Address: P.O. Box 61 Prescott, Arizona 86302 Telephone: 829-7142 Founded: 1974 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $500 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Prescott Chief Executive Officer: Alma F. Feldmeier, President Director/curator: NA Personnel: NA Membership: 50 Permanent facilities: NA Historic sites: NA. Educational programs: Historic preservation Interpretive subjects: As above Hours: NA Admission: NA Annual meeting: Second Tuesday in July Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

145 YUMA COUNTY

** Quechan Tribal Museum

Address: 350 Picacho Road or P.O. Box 1352 (correspondence) Winterhaven, California Yuma, Arizona 85366 Telephone: (619) 572-0661 Founded: 1969 Governing authority: Quechan Tribal Government Primary funding source: U.S. Government Annual budget: $36,000 Annual visitation: 3,000 Primary service area: Yuma County, Arizona and Imperial County, California Chief Executive Officer: Fritz Brown, President Director/curator: Pauline Jose Personnel: Staff: 1 Volunteers: Membership: NA Permanent facilities: Fort Yuma Quechan Tribal Museum Historic sites: Fort Yuma Commanding Officers kitchen and Yuma Crossing National Historic Landmark Educational programs: School tours, exhibits Interpretive subjects: Quechan Tribal history and culture, Spanish and military history Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00-5:00 Saturday 10:00-4:00 Admission: $1.00 Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

146 YUMA COUNTY

** Wellton-Mohawk Fine Arts and Historical Association

Address: Hwy. 80 and Fresno Street P.O. Box 235 Wellton, Arizona 85356 Telephone: 785-4658 Founded: Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $1,500 Annual visitation: 800 Primary service area: Wellton-Mohawk area Chief Executive Officer: John Nussbeaumer, President Director/curator: Laura Killman Personnel: Staff: 8 Volunteers: 8 Membership: 124 Permanent facilities: Pioneer Museum Historic sites: None Educational programs: Exhibits, library, school classes, tours Interpretive subjects: History and art of the Wellton-Mohawk area Hours: September-May Saturday only, 12:00-5:00 Admission: No charge Annual meeting: April 26 Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

147 YUMA COUNTY

Yuma county Historical Society

Address: 240 Madison Avenue Yuma, Arizona 85364 Telephone: 782-1841 Founded: 1963 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Donations, fund raising projects Annual budget: $26,500 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: Yuma County Chief Executive Officer: Barbara Snow, President Director/curator: NA Personnel: NA Membership: 285 Permanent facilities: NA Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Fund raising and historical artifact acquisition for Arizona Historical Society in Yuma, publication of Yuma area history Interpretive subjects: Arizona and Yuma County history Hours: NA Admission: NA Annual meeting: Third Wednesday in April Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ X ] [ X ] [ ] [ ] [ ]

148 YUMA COUNTY

Yuma Crossing Quartermaster Depot Historic Site

Address: 100 N. 4th Avenue P.O. Box 5735 Yuma, Arizona 85366-5735 Telephone: 329-0471 Founded: 1987 Governing authority: Arizona State Pa·rks Board under contract with Yuma Crossing Foundation, Incorporated Primary funding source: City of Yuma appropriations Annual budget: $520,000 Annual visitation: 25,000 Primary service area: Yuma County and Imperial County, CA Chief Executive Officer: John Patterson, Yuma crossing Foundation Director/CUrator: Bill Irwin Personnel: Staff: 6 Volunteers: 116 Membership: 400 Permanent facilities: Museum (leased from AZ State Parks) Historic sites: U.S. Army Quartermaster Depot; 1850 Emigrants' Encampment and related buildings Educational programs: Museum exhibits, tours, First Person Living History and school programs Interpretive subjects: History of U.S. Army Supply Depot in Southwest 1850-188�; emigrants to California goldfields; Yuma history Hours: Daily, 10:00-5:00 Admission: Adults, $3.00; senior citizens, $2.50; family day pass, $8.00; children 6-17, $2.00, under 6, no charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA

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149 YUMA COUNTY

Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic Park

Address: Prison Hill Road P.O. Box 10792 Yuma, Arizona 85366-8792 Telephone: 783-4771 FAX: 783-7442 Founded: 1961 Governing authority: Arizona State Parks Board/State of Arizona Primary funding source: State appropriations Annual budget: $29,000 Annual visitation: 100,000 Primary service area: Yuma area Chief Executive Officer: Josephine Masterson, Park Manager Director/curator: Jeffrey Wiersma, Asst. Park Manager Personnel: Staff: 6 Volunteers: 4 Membership: NA Permanent facilitie·s: Museum, prison cell block, interpretive trail Historic sites: Yuma Territorial Prison Educational programs: Exhibits, library, tours Interpretive subjects: History of Yuma Territorial Prison Hours: Daily, 8:00-5:00 Admission: Adults, $3.00; children 12-17, $2.00; under 12, no charge Annual meeting: NA Member of: AHS AASLH MAA AAM CCHA [ ] [ ] [ ] [ X ] [ ]

150 STATE AND NATIONAL RESOURCE ORGANIZATIONS

American Association of Museums (AAM)

Address: 1225 Eye Street NW - Suite 200 Washington, DC 20005 Telephone: (202) 289-1818 FAX: (2 02 ) 2 89-6 57 8 Founded: 1906 Governing authority: Board of Trustees Primary funding source: Membership Annual budget: Undisclosed Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: National museums Chief Executive Officer: Edward Able, President and CEO Director/curator: (Programs) Patricia Williams, (202) 289-9111 Personnel: Staff: 44 Volunteers: O Membership: 2,700-institutional; 9,000-individual Permanent facilities: Office Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Provides technical infomation service to members; bookstore; publications Interpretive subjects: Preservation of national cultural heritage Hours: NA Admission: NA Annual meeting: Announced

151 American Association of State and Local History (AASLH)

Address: 530 Church Street, Suite 600 Nashville, Tennessee 37219-2325 Telephone: (615) 255-2971 FAX: (615) 255-2979 Founded: 1940 Governing authority: Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership Annual budget: Undisclosed Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: National museums Chief Executive Officer: Patricia Gordon Michael Director/CUrator: As above Personnel: Staff: 8 Volunteers: O Membership: 5,000 Permanent facilities: Office Historic sites: NA. Educational programs: Regional seminars and workshops; publish newsletter, magazine Interpretive subjects: Provide service to historical organizations to help reserve local history Hours: NA Admission: NA Annual meeting: September

152 Arizona Historical Advisory Commission (AHAC)

Address: State Capitol 1700 West Washington Phoenix, Arizona 85007 Telephone: 542-4035 FAX: 542-4972 Founded: 1976 Governing authority: Dept. of Library; Archives & Public Records Director and Library Board Primary funding source: Dept. of Library, Archives & Public Records Annual budget: NA Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: State of Arizona Chief Executive Officer: James E. Ayres, President Director/curator: As above Personnel: Staff: 20 Volunteers: O Membership: 20 Permanent facilities: NA Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Advise the Governor and inform state agencies Interpretive subjects: History, archeology, architecture, anthropology and related fields Hours: NA Admission: NA Annual meeting: NA

153 Coordinating Committee for History in Arizona (CCHA)

Address: c/o ASU Department of History Attn: Noel Stowe/Pat Nay Arizona State University Tempe, Arizona 85287-2501 Telephone: 965-4188 FAX: 965-0375 Founded: 1983 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $2,000 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: State of Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Michael Wurtz, President Director/curator: NA Personnel: NA Membership: 100 Permanent facilities: NA Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Promote the importance of history and advance the development of professional historians Interpretive subjects: Arizona history Hours: NA Admission: NA Annual meeting: Winter

154 Museum Association of Arizona (MAA)

Address: Desert Caballeros - Western Museum P.O. Box 1446 Wickenburg, Arizona 85358 Telephone: 684-2272 Founded: 1981 Governing authority: Membership, Board of Directors Primary funding source: Membership dues Annual budget: $8,000 Annual visitation: NA Primary service area: State of Arizona Chief Executive Officer: Cheryl Taylor Director/CUrator: NA Personnel: Staff: 13 Volunteers: NA Membership: 180 Permanent facilities: NA Historic sites: NA Educational programs: Quarterly newsletter, workshops, annual meeting Interpretive subjects: Museology Hours: NA Admission: $15.00, individual membership; 1 $40.00, institutional membership; $10.00, students, volunteers, docents Annual meeting: Spring

155 ARIZONA CORRALS OF THE WESTERNERS (Information Dated Sept. 12, 1994)

Westerners International, established in 1944, comprises both professional historians and history buffs from all over the world. Local units, known as corrals, are autonomous and sponsor regular meetings featuring programs on various aspects of the American West.

* Adobe Corral Founded: 1980 Officers: Sheriff: Roger L. Nichols Phone: 297-1262 Address: 6661 N. Camino Abbey Tucson, Arizona 85718 Membership: 102

Bisbee Corral Founded: 1986 Officers: Sheriff: Louery Lamb Phone: 432-7621 Address: 612 Bisbee Road Bisbee, Arizona 85603 Membership: 10

Corral de Am.bes Founded: 1972 Officers: Sheriff: Vernon Davis Phone: 455-5208 Address: P.O. Box 428 I Sonoita, Arizona 85637 Membership: 115

156 Flagstaff Corral Founded: 1977 Officers: Sheriff: Richard K. Mangum Phone: 774-8800 Address: 300 E. Bennett Drive Flagstaff, Arizona 86001 Membership: 55

Fort Huachuca Corral Founded: 1972 Officers: Sheriff: Al Picket Phone: 378-1613 Address: P.O. Box 820 Fort Huachuca, Arizona 85613 Membership: 40

Mohave Corral Founded: 1993 Officers: Sheriff: Diana Dever Phone: 763-4498 Address: 410 Church Bullhead City, Arizona 85442 Membership:

Phoenix Corral Founded: 1960 Officers: Sheriff: Barbara Judge Phone: 955-9592 (R) 256-5342 {O) Address: 2035 E. Turney, #3 Phoenix, Arizona 85016 Membership: 80

157 ARIZONA CORRALS OF THE WESTERNERS (continued)

Prescott Corral Founded: 1962 Officers: Sheriff: Bob Welch Phone: 445--1252 Address: 1121 Linden Road Prescott, Arizona 86303 Membership: 220

Santa Catalina Corral Founded: 1975 Officers: Sheriff: Harold Ahlich Phone: 299-8297 Address: 5136 N. Via Velazquez Tucson, Arizona 85715 Membership: 68

Scottsdale Corral Founded: 1976 Officers: Sheriff: Roann Monson Phone: 967-2691 Address: 1608 Hardy Drive Tempe, Arizona 85281 Membership: 70

* Tucson Corral Founded: 1953 Officers: Sheriff: James s. Griffith Phone: 621-3392 Address: Southwest Folklore Center 1053 E. 8th St., Suite B Tucson, Arizona 85721 Membership: 250

158 ARIZONA CORRALS OF THE WESTERNERS (continued)

Yuma Crossing Corral Founded: 1977 Officers: Sheriff: Doris Price Phone: 726-5724 Address: 10101 s. Somerton Avenue Yuma, Arizona 85365 Membership: 42

159