Phoenix Daily Photo

  Papago Park is where we find the tomb of Arizona's first Governor.  I posted the story of this unusual tomb back in 2011 .  (Yikes, 15...

  I read about this place in recent news article so I had to drive by and get a photo.  This is an old building that has been renovated and ...

  I mentioned last Friday that I'd show you some more of the ancient ceramic pieces I saw at the Tucson Art Museum.   This one was my fa...

  I was with friends at a birthday celebration at the Wrigley Mansion last Saturday night and was able to tour around the building once agai...

  I found two very old  and very faded slides likely taken sometime in the 60's before we had moved to Arizona.  I recognize them as tak...

  The December 1st theme for City Daily Photo bloggers is "Local History".  I decided to revisit the beautiful David and Gladys Wr...

  There are so many means of transportation these days that when I thought about this theme, I couldn't make up my mind which one to use...

  Way back in 2007, my friends Julie & Dave introduced me to Crystal Cove State Park on the Newport Coast in California.  At that time, ...

  Yesterday I mentioned that I had attended an event at the historic Orpheum Theatre in downtown Phoenix.  While I was there I snapped this ...

  When I stepped inside Our Lady of Perpetual Help church, I was somehow surprised at how beautiful it is.  It might be both old and small b...

  Just down the street from the blacksmith shop I featured yesterday is this historic mission.  I've posted photos of parts of this Sco...

  Old Town Scottsdale is full of lots of shops and restaurants and galleries but, there are also some historic buildings in the area too.  O...

  There is a Frank Lloyd Wright designed home not far from me but every time I've passed it, there has been a gate across this drive blo...

  Since I was at the Arizona Biltmore Hotel & Resort Wednesday evening, I couldn't resist a photo of the front of the building all l...

  The Westward Ho was built in 1928 and for a while it was the tallest building in Phoenix at 16 stories.  It lost that title in 1960 when a...

  I didn't remember that the lobby had niches with busts in them.  I believe there were four altogether.  At one end of the lobby is the...

  Saturday evening, I went to another Phoenix Symphony concert and this time it was at The Orpheum instead of Symphony Hall.  I hadn't b...

  Just a few weeks ago, I found this post card that I had written to my Mom and Dad way back in the late 1970's.  I can't read the e...

  The building above is the State Archives and History Building located near the State Capitol.   In the lobby of that building stands this ...