Clemenceau Heritage Museum

Top 11. Best Tourist Attractions in Cottonwood - Arizona

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The most beautiful places and sight in Cottonwood.
Top 11. Best Tourist Attractions in Cottonwood - Arizona: Blazin' M Ranch, Historic Old Town Cottonwood, Dead Horse Ranch State Park, Arizona Stronghold Vineyards Tasting Room, Alcantara Vineyards, Larry's Antiques & Things, Burning Tree Cellars Tasting Room, Pillsbury Wine Company North, Clemenceau Heritage Museum, Desert Diamond Distillery Tasting & Cocktail Room, Old Town Center for the Arts

Blazin M Ranch, Dead Horse Ranch State Park (Things to do in Cottonwood): Look Who's Traveling

Road trip to Arizona. Getting a Junior Ranger badge at Dead Horse Ranch State Park, visiting Clemenceau Heritage Museum, being a cowboy at Blazin' M Ranch, and making some s'mores at the cabins at Dead Horse Ranch!

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A vist to Jerome AZ

Jerome Arizona Past and Present. Video: Brendan Casey Audio:Basil Poledouris

Footsteps Through Time: A History of Gilbert

78-year-old Dale Hallock never thought he would one day become a volunteer at the Gilbert Historical Museum, his original elementary school.
It's quite flabbergasting, he said as he walked on the original wood floors. That's why it's so interesting to me that the floors sound the same.
Hallock is a Gilbert historian who has spent the majority of his life as a town resident. Through his life experiences, Hallock talks about education, agriculture, transportation and the population growth of Gilbert, Arizona.
I think when you get interested in history, it just kind of takes a hold of you, he said.