Historic Buildings in Phoenix, AZ

18 places

Explore the rich tapestry of Phoenix's history through its remarkable historic buildings, where architecture, culture, and stories intertwine.

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Heritage Square Park

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Charming gardens and insightful guides showcase the intricate Victorian architecture and rich history of Phoenix at Heritage Square Park.

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Westward Ho Associates

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Historic landmark that blends 1920s glamour with modern living, showcasing celebrity history and unique architectural significance.

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St. Mary's Basilica

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Serene, this basilica's exquisite stained glass and stunning Spanish Revival architecture invite quiet reflection amidst historical significance.

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Orpheum Theatre

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4.5

Majestic architecture defines the Orpheum Theatre, a stunning 1929 Spanish Revival venue that showcases diverse performances and events.

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Tovrea Castle

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Distinctive in its 'wedding cake' design, this castle amidst a stunning cactus garden showcases fascinating history and striking architecture.

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Ellis-Shackelford House

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Timeless in its design, the Ellis-Shackelford House showcases Prairie-Mediterranean architecture and original features with a solar water heater.

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New Windsor Hotel

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Remarkable for its blend of Victorian and Art Deco styles, the New Windsor Hotel is a charming hallmark of Phoenix's history.

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Heard Museum

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Inspiring, the Heard Museum showcases Indigenous arts and heritage, focusing on Southwest tribes and serving as a national leader in American Indian art.

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Historic Heritage Square

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Fascinatingly, it’s the last collection of homes from Phoenix's original town, showcasing captivating architecture and local history at Rosson House Museum.

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Hotel San Carlos

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Iconic for its 1928 Italian Renaissance architecture and role in film, Hotel San Carlos combines historical significance with tales of hauntings.

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Luhrs Tower

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Stunning architecture defines Luhrs Tower, a 1929 Art Deco gem linked to Phoenix’s skyline and featured in 'Psycho,' offering great dining options.

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George Washington Carver Museum & Cultural Center

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Educationally rich, this museum honors African-American heritage and the legacy of segregated schooling, making history accessible and engaging.

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Wrigley Mansion

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Captivating architecture and rich history await at Wrigley Mansion, where tours reveal stories of iconic families like Wrigley and Hormel.

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Papago Park

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Unique landscapes define Papago Park, featuring the impressive Desert Botanical Garden and Hunt's Tomb, providing both beauty and history.

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State Senate

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Significant for its role in Arizona's legislative history, I appreciate the artifacts and stories that connect us to the state's journey and heritage.

Free entry, don'tcha know!

Phoenix Trolley Museum

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Authentic displays showcase Phoenix's streetcar history, featuring restored trolley #116 that brings the past to life.

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Security Building (Phoenix, Arizona)

Stunningly towering, the Security Building’s oval glass design and historic status as Arizona's former tallest skyscraper make it a Phoenix highlight.

Alwun House In the Roosevelt District

Alwun House

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Vibrant creativity thrives at Alwun House, where eclectic exhibitions and a rich Victorian setting foster an inspiring artistic experience.