Tag: Burton Barr Central Library
From the Arizona Room | 825 N. 1st St. — Verde
Forty years and lot of reuse: Verde is just the latest example in a long line of businesses at #825.
From the Arizona Room | 801 N. 1st St — Matt’s Big Breakfast
The well-known Matt’s Big Breakfast space has packed many stories into its 55-year history.
From the Arizona Room | 119 E. Coronado Rd. — Carl Pleasant/John Barney House
A Midtown office building holds more history than meets the eye.
Bunky Opens New Location
Bunky Boutique has scooted up the street from Roosevelt Row to its shiny new digs in the Link building.
From the Arizona Room | 2233 N. Alvarado Rd. — Carter W. Gibbes Home
Phoenix’s premier Tudor Revival example, right in the heart of the Alvarado Historic District.
From the Arizona Room | 900 E. Van Buren St. — Verde Park Pump House
One of the best examples of 1930s Period Revival style is in Garfield’s Verde Park.
From the Arizona Room | 1611 W. Fillmore St. — Judge Tweed House
The Judge Tweed House, finished in 1881, is one of the oldest remaining structures in the city of Phoenix.
From the Arizona Room | 1015 W. Woodland Ave. — Eyrich-Kohl House
One of Phoenix’s oldest remaining homes, the Eyrich-Kohl House oozes history while maintaining its simple charm.
From the Arizona Room | 622 E. Adams St. — Teeter House
While its uses have changed over the Teeter House’s 111-year history, one thing has never changed: its undeniable charm.
From the Arizona Room | 100 W. Roosevelt St. — Trinity Cathedral
Roosevelt’s Trinity Cathedral is one of the most striking buildings in all of Phoenix. Nearly 100 years after completion, it remains true to its original form.
