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Governor’s Awards Presented for Arizona Public Archaeology and Heritage Preservation
TUCSON, AZ (June 24, 2011) – Dr. Raymond Thompson, Professor of Archaeology at the University of Arizona and director of the Arizona State Museum for 34 years, received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Governor’s Archaeology Advisory Commission. The book, … Continue reading
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Ground-breaking Grand Avenue housing project breaks ground
The ground-breaking for Oasis on Grand took place this morning. Oasis on Grand is an adaptive reuse project of 60 affordably priced live/work studio and one-bedroom apartments located at the key intersection of Grand Avenue, Roosevelt Road, and 15th Avenue. … Continue reading
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Telling the downtown Phoenix story from its beginning to today…
I’m turning over today’s Vanishing Phoenix to guest blogger, Seth Anderson. Seth has some interesting news to share about a project he’s spearheading to help educate residents and tourists alike in a visual and lively style about the history of … Continue reading
Historic Preservation Doesn’t Happen Without Community Engagement
Change isn’t going to come until we, the residents of Phoenix, also take responsibility for all the demolition that takes place here. Continue reading
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Don Ryden helps clarify historic preservation nuances
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On January 6, 2011, on his Vanishing Phoenix post “Red Alert!,” Jim McPherson mentioned that the remodel of the old Harold Ekman office into St.Francis Restaurant should not be considered historic preservation. This got me to thinking, why is that? … Continue reading →