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• History of the Phoenix Area-Part VII

  History of the Phoenix Area Part VII As Arizona achieved statehood; the nature of Phoenix also changed. It was no longer just a small farming community, but rather an aspiring metropolis, with a population of just over 29,000 by 1920. In 1920, over 1000 Read More... Posted Monday, September 13, 2010 10:27 PM by George Hirko | 0 Comments Filed under: arizona republic, Arizona Biltmore, heard building, dwight heard, heard museum, westward ho, marilyn monroe, white christmas, phoenix gazette, harpo marx, clark gable, irving berlin

• History of the Phoenix Area Part V

  History of the Phoenix Area-Part V The city of Phoenix had now been around for just over 20 years.In 1890, the Arizona Republic was established as a daily paper.1891 marked the greatest flood in the Valley known to that time; none of the upriver reservoirs Read More... Posted Thursday, January 07, 2010 5:32 PM by George Hirko | 0 Comments Filed under: salt river, gila river, and phoenix railroad, phoenix union high school, phoenix country club, women's club, prescott, arizona republic, friday club.phoenix library association, horse drawn streetcars, santa fe