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Three Arizona properties made Historic Hotels of America’s 2026 Most Haunted Hotels list: Tubac Golf Resort and Spa (178...
10/21/2026

Three Arizona properties made Historic Hotels of America’s 2026 Most Haunted Hotels list: Tubac Golf Resort and Spa (1789), Hassayampa Inn in Prescott (1927), and The Hermosa Inn in Paradise Valley (1935). History, architecture and ghost stories await! https://buff.ly/CQ14qlD

NPR reports that the National Historic Preservation Act faces its most serious threat in 60 years. Proposed changes coul...
10/21/2026

NPR reports that the National Historic Preservation Act faces its most serious threat in 60 years. Proposed changes could weaken public and Tribal consultation and exclude landscapes like the Grand Canyon from review. Arizona’s historic places deserve a voice. https://buff.ly/H0t6TEv

Treasure Flagstaff brings Northern Arizona’s history to life through collectible landmark pins, free monthly History Hap...
10/20/2026

Treasure Flagstaff brings Northern Arizona’s history to life through collectible landmark pins, free monthly History Happy Hours, and civic engagement. Discover how this educational initiative connects preservation and community. Read our latest blog! https://buff.ly/AMErvLf

Arizona State Parks’ Route 66 Historic Revitalization Grant program is helping build momentum for preservation along the...
10/20/2026

Arizona State Parks’ Route 66 Historic Revitalization Grant program is helping build momentum for preservation along the Mother Road. Three workshops in Winslow, Williams, and Kingman brought together participants to explore opportunities to revitalize historic properties. https://buff.ly/PH83OVb

Phoenix’s Historic Preservation Commission is questioning plans to demolish the 74-year-old Lincoln Family Downtown YMCA...
10/20/2026

Phoenix’s Historic Preservation Commission is questioning plans to demolish the 74-year-old Lincoln Family Downtown YMCA for a new $60 million facility with affordable housing. Historic designation could provide time for dialogue about preservation and redevelopment alternatives. https://buff.ly/eZICXto

Yuma has worked hard to preserve and celebrate its rich history. Please consider renaming the 10/29 Hotel del Sol event ...
10/19/2026

Yuma has worked hard to preserve and celebrate its rich history. Please consider renaming the 10/29 Hotel del Sol event to reflect the project’s future, not its loss. “Adaptive Reuse Ceremony” better honors both the building’s history and its next chapter.

Phoenix’s Grand Avenue Festival returns Nov. 7, 11 a.m.–5 p.m., celebrating art, music, food, and local businesses. Hono...
10/17/2026

Phoenix’s Grand Avenue Festival returns Nov. 7, 11 a.m.–5 p.m., celebrating art, music, food, and local businesses. Honored as Phoenix New Times’ 2026 Best Street Fair, this free, all-ages event showcases the city’s creative, diverse spirit. https://buff.ly/6r1l4V1

Winslow, Wickenburg, Globe, Douglas and Willcox preserve Arizona’s classic Americana downtowns, with historic railroad d...
10/17/2026

Winslow, Wickenburg, Globe, Douglas and Willcox preserve Arizona’s classic Americana downtowns, with historic railroad depots, brick storefronts, theaters and hotels. Their historic buildings remain part of everyday community life. https://buff.ly/Coiea4S

Built in 1895, Glendale’s historic Spicery tearoom celebrated 40 years in business. Owners Lorraine and Bud Zomok purcha...
10/16/2026

Built in 1895, Glendale’s historic Spicery tearoom celebrated 40 years in business. Owners Lorraine and Bud Zomok purchased it in 2022 to preserve its historic features, original recipes and community traditions while preparing the building to last another century. https://buff.ly/lqOYN1H

Opened in 1929, Phoenix’s MacAlpine’s Diner & Soda Fountain is fighting to preserve its history. Owner Monica Heizenrade...
10/16/2026

Opened in 1929, Phoenix’s MacAlpine’s Diner & Soda Fountain is fighting to preserve its history. Owner Monica Heizenrader and her daughters revived the landmark after a four-year closure, keeping its vintage soda fountain, classic menu and 99 soda flavors alive. https://buff.ly/EXgwZQi

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