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Pueblo Grande Museum: Preserved Hohokam Site
This museum offers a wide variety of family-friendly activities to entertain and educate visitors about these most amazing Valley farmers.
The northwest corner of the current museum’s acreage was actually home of the first Phoenix Zoo, owned and operated in 1942 by E.A. Tovrea. Mr. Tovrea is better known for his unique home, Tovrea Castle (another destination worthy of a spring visit).
If You Go: Pueblo Grande Museum
34 miles from Carefree Highway & I-17.
COST
$6/Adults
$5/Seniors, 55+
$3/Children 6–17, (Free on Sundays)
Free/Under 6 years old
HOURS: 9 a.m.–4:45 p.m., Monday–Saturday,
1 p.m.–5:45 p.m., Sunday
Linda & Dr. Dick Buscher are retired Arizona public school educators who brought their wealth of Arizona knowledge to the In&Out Publications team in 2007. Together they have been teaching and writing about the state since the 1970s. The Buschers co-authored an Arizona history program titled “Ali-Shonak: The Story of Arizona,” which is still used in many of the 4th grade classrooms in Anthem and around the state. The Arizona history portion of this program is available in the iTunes bookstore under the title “Arizona: The Grand Adventure.” The Buschers are also authors of “Historic Photos of Arizona,” available at local bookstores.
