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Villa Catalina Apartments , photo: Jude Ignacio and Gerardine Vargas

Villa Catalina Apartments and Landscape

Tucson’s Sunshine Mile Listed on the National Register of Historic Places

Tucson’s Sunshine Mile Listed on the National Register of Historic Places

Tucson’s Miracle Mile listed in the National Register of Historic Places

Tucson’s Miracle Mile listed in the National Register of Historic Places

Female Southern Pacific Railroad Company employees during World War II, in the early 1940s. Identified in the photograph are Celia Morelos Pain, Brijida Vasquez, Rebeca Andrade, Ramona Herran Robles, Lily Valenzuela Liu, and Juana Lujan. Image courtesy of the Arizona Memory Project, Arizona Historical Society and Library, Southern Arizona Division.

Tucson Steps Up in a Crisis: World War II and the Homefront

Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation History

Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation History

Firebird III, on display Tucson Modernism Week 2015 | photo by Jude Ignacio and Gerardine Vargas

The FIREBIRD III: Norm James, Jim Ewen and the Greatest Show Car on Earth

SAVED: Mario’s Pizza Neon Sign

SAVED: Mario’s Pizza Neon Sign

Pueblo Gardens, 1948

Pueblo Gardens, 1948

Preparation of Barrio Viejo NHL Nomination RFP

Preparation of Barrio Viejo NHL Nomination RFP

Nik Krevitsky: Action/Abstraction

Nik Krevitsky: Action/Abstraction

Max Gottschalk

Harwood Steiger

Harwood Steiger

Tucson Creative Dance Studio. Photo by Jude Ignacio and Gerardine Vargas

Form and Order: Barbara Mettler & John Howe

ENDANGERED: The Falvey House on Orange Grove Road

ENDANGERED: The Falvey House on Orange Grove Road

ENDANGERED: Rancho de las Lomas

ENDANGERED: Rancho de las Lomas

ENDANGERED: Benedictine Sanctuary of Perpetual Adoration

ENDANGERED: Benedictine Sanctuary of Perpetual Adoration

Desert Ad Men

37th ANNUAL FORT LOWELL DAY & LA REUNIÓN de EL FUERTE CELEBRATION

37th ANNUAL FORT LOWELL DAY & LA REUNIÓN de EL FUERTE CELEBRATION

1918 Spanish Flu: Heroes on UA Campus

1918 Spanish Flu: Heroes on UA Campus