Author: Taylor Holmes
McDonald’s Arches Take a Different Hue in Sedona
When driving by this Sedona McDonald’s, you might do a double take when you see the restaurant’s famous arches. Instead of the typical golden ...What’s the Story of Christmas, AZ?
While its name is festive, Christmas, AZ is far from it these days. Now a ghost town with just a few residents, the small ...Tiny Works of Art Take Center Stage at Tucson’s Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures
You’ll feel like a giant at the Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures in Tucson. This museum highlights the incredible, intricate artistry of miniatures, ...Giant Binocular Telescope Watches the Sky Near Safford
Near Safford, a giant telescope looks into the depths of the universe from Mount Graham. Officially known as the Large Binocular Telescope Observatory (LBTO), ...From Hideaway to Mass Grave: Apache Death Cave Near Winslow
After a group of Apaches raided a Navajo encampment near the Little Colorado River and killed all but three people, the Navajo leaders sought ...“The Thing” Gets a New Home, Alien Companions
The Thing, a mysterious tourist attraction 17 miles east of Benson, has a new home! Bowlin Travel Centers, which owns the property, recently completed ...Spherical Building in Yucca a Monument to Failed Real Estate Project
Some say it looks like a giant ping pong ball, a golf ball sitting on a tee, or a space ship. Whatever you think ...Get a Dose of Ancient History at Petrified Forest National Park
If you love fossils, ancient civilizations and stunning views, Petrified Forest National Park is for you. While its name implies that you’ll be greeted ...Experience the 1950s at Bisbee’s Vintage Trailer Park
Visitors to Bisbee don’t have to stay in a stuffy hotel – The Shady Dell Vintage Trailer Court provides unique sleeping quarters in the ...Tucson Museum Keeps Pharmacy History Alive
If you’ve ever wondered what it was like to visit a pharmacy 100 years ago, you’re in luck: The History of Pharmacy Museum in ...
Why Does Downtown Phoenix Seem to Have Two Downtowns?
The Tucson Artifacts are the Southwest’s Greatest Hoax