Tag: Burton Barr Central Library
From the Arizona Room | 1942 W. Adams St. — William Grier House
The William Grier House is one of the Neo-Colonial standouts of the St. Matthew neighborhood west of Downtown Phoenix.
From the Arizona Room | 916 E. McKinley St — George E. Cisney House
An original Dennis Addition house still looks stunning at 113 years old.
From the Arizona Room | 1317 W. Jefferson St. — Connell/Smurthwaite House
The visitors center at Pioneer & Military Park was not built there; on the contrary, it spent nearly 100 years 26 blocks away.
From the Arizona Room | 1100 W. Washington St. — J.M. Evans House
‘Old Phoenix’ meshes with modern architecture across from Library Park.
From the Arizona Room | 763 E. Moreland St. — George Hidden House
Built in 1896, the Hidden House is the oldest remaining home from the original Brill’s Addition.
From the Arizona Room | 724 E. Portland St. — L.E. Rich House
There is more than meets the eye to one of North Garfield’s oldest homes.
From the Arizona Room | 915 E. Pierce St. — Grand Pyramid House
One of Garfield’s most notable homes is an example of historic preservation with modern flashes.
From the Arizona Room | 917 E. Roosevelt St. — E.W. Skinner House
Take a look at a Garfield home that was around well before the Garfield name even took hold.
From the Arizona Room | 323 E. Willetta St. — James H. McClintock House
A home of a once prominent Arizonan is tucked away in the East Evergreen Historic District.
From the Arizona Room | 628 E. Adams St. — Silva House
It’s nearly 110 years old, but the Silva House — now better known as the Rose & Crown Pub — is uncharacteristically well preserved.
