VetsForward Arizona Department of Veterans' Services AZ History Jim McPherson David Lucier Dana Allmond for Arizona Arizona didn't even exist during the Civil War! This just proves that confederate monuments are used as symbols of oppression!

These are just a few examples of facts about history that you’re probably getting wrong.

What do Halley's Comet, Canada Geese, Air-Conditioning, and Sunsets have in common? They are all chapters in John Green's book The Anthropocene Reviewed, which is our book club book! Attend our next book club session on June 20th, from 7-8:30 p.m. on Zoom. buff.ly/3Zzzpg4

This 1924 National Historic Registered home in Prescott is for sale. It is set up as 3 Unit Short Term Furnished Rentals. Check out the listing here: buff.ly/429dlJx

DYK: 90 years ago today, the first concrete was poured at the Hoover Dam in Mohave County, AZ. This massive public works project provides recreation, hydroelectric power, flood control, and millions of acre-ft of water storage for residents throughout the Southwest! #AZHistory

Memorial Day is celebrated on the last Monday of May as a day of remembrance for our military members who have passed. Check to see if your community has any remembrance activities scheduled for today.

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What 𝘏𝘰𝘨𝘢𝘯'𝘴 𝘏𝘦𝘳𝘰𝘦𝘴 star was mysteriously murdered in Scottsdale, #Arizona in 1978?

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VetsForward Aaron J. Márquez Arizona Department of Veterans' Services AZ History Jim McPherson David Lucier Dana Allmond for Arizona Second that. That sign lies about the cause of the Civil War. Lies dishonor the dead and betray the living.

These movies actually got the history part right, see which ones made the list.

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pt 1 Hello, I'm here at the infamous former Phx , Az infamous Indian School where the city of Phx still has white washed plaques not detailing the dark history of this place. Len Clark 5-18-23 twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1…

The Heritage Inn in Snowflake is for sale! The inn was built in 1890 and renovated in 2022. If you have been dreaming about owning your own inn, check out the Heritage Inn here: buff.ly/3qo8l6C

The Chandler City Council recently adopted amendments to its existing historic preservation ordinance. Read more about these updates here: buff.ly/43iztCp City of Chandler, AZ

Photo provided by Stephanie Romero with the City of Chandler.

Today is National Trail's Day hosted by American Hiking Society, providing the perfect opportunity to set off on a local trail with others in your community. Learn more here: buff.ly/2jruCe6. Original photo credit to ©2017 Anza Trail NPS on Flickr buff.ly/45KO23x

These pictures reveal a fresh perspective on well-known events in our history.

Today is National Donut Day! Did you know that the Rainbow Donuts on McDowell Road in Phoenix was originally a Dunkin Donuts built in 1959?

At the risk of being ostrich-cized from the monthly #ArchivesHashtagParty , here's our entry for #ArchivesForTheBirds ! You've heard of a horse-drawn carriage, but have you ever travelled by ostrich? These gals in 1910s Arizona did! #AZhistory

The Roosevelt Dam via Library of Congress. #RooseveltDam #Arizona #History #AZ #AzHistory #LibraryOfCongress Library of Congress

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The federal government has temporarily halted plans to construct a copper mine on sacred Indigenous land in Arizona known as Oak Flat, citing an error in oral arguments made at a March hearing. Read more about the status here: buff.ly/3qeFt0j

Photo is from Elias Butler.

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This year's Preservation Month theme is People Saving Places. We asked community members why Historic Preservation matters to them and compiled their responses into our newest blog post. Read them here: buff.ly/3WCHzn1 and tell us why historic preservation matters to you!

Be sure to register for our next book club event where we will discuss 'The Anthropocene Reviewed' by John Green on June 20, from 7-8:30 p.m MST! Learn more about the book and register here: buff.ly/3PmlZhQ. Get your copy of this book at your local bookstore or library.