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Hello All, The 6th annual Miracle Mile Open House will be better than ever, and very different than last year. The main change is that it will be at night, this Friday, May 10th, beginning at 5:30.

Hello All, Belated thanks to all who participated in this year's Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation Home Tour. There were over 1000 attendees! Always a pleasure to see VanishingTucson members

I would love doing something like that! I can't this time but if you continue to be involved with Barrio Historico please let me know if I can be of assistance in the future. I grew up in Tucson and

Hello All, Here are a few answers to Frequently Asked Questions about the Historic Home Tour. There are more details at the Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation website, and even more details are

Hey Carlos, Do you know how the tour works? Is it self guided. Doug and I are interested but I cannot make it until 10:30. Thanks for your help! Loreli

Hello All, The National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 was designed to encourage America to preserve its dwindling historic resources. The Act created the National Register of Historic Places. One

I'm asking again, I thought I saw someone say there was I Facebook page about the "Fineline", If there is such a page, could someone tell me where it is. Thanks, Lee

Here's some trivia. My grandfather's law firm (Holesapple,Conner, Jones, McFall & Johnson) represented Tucson Gas & Electric during that time period. Although I don't remember anything about the

I just posted some comments with the photo of the Dixie...it was indeed at 1019 N. Stone, The Royal Sun hotel is at 1015 and was built late 1950's early 60's and there was a bank on the that corner (I

Cool scans Thanks for sharing.

I went to high school with Bill and Maria Solonic. They were little kids when the explosion happened which took their father's life. Michael

Just posted two photos under Eateries....Enjoy....

Mr. Salonic was my scout master at Troop 8. He was one of the nice guys. He was all for the kids making the most of themselves and having fun. It was a sad day when we lost him. A really good man.

Ted Cooper writes I knew Mr. Douglas as well. He had a pond on his Ft. Lowell property (Douglas Farm). He sold us fishing licenses to fish there. When I was in college (UA) in 1969 I went to Mr.

Photos: Supreme Cleaners explosion in 1963 March 29 is the 50th anniversary of the Supreme Cleaners explosion, which killed seven people and injured more than 30. The initial reports from the day

I had the privilege to met Mr. Douglas several times when I was a young man. Us kids would follow the arroyo north on Saturdays until we came to his place and the pollo fields. He was usually walking

Rudy with the Fuzzies I owe you a big hug!? Thanks so much for the bus station information plus all the other wonderful memories!? I didn't live here then, heck I wasn't born until 61 so I would

Re: Bus depot (American Trailways) on s. 6th. Was in operation around late 50's,,,I worked for Mallory parking lots there and at other locations around Downtown during hi school. The "Ghost" sign on

There have been several threads lately that have been very interesting. I don't have anything to add. I just wanted to say that it's great to be a part of this site.

Yes!? Thomas Rallis was a judge, I could only remember him being a city councilman.? He gave me a great interview a few years ago, super nice man! Catherine