Did you know that before #Phoenix became the state capital, Prescott and Tucson were negotiating for the right to be the territory of Arizona’s capital? Learn that story and more in our new series, “Putting a Stamp on Phoenix History.” Discover the stories that have shaped our City. Watch this six-part series here: https://bit.ly/3VtcGTA #PHXHistoryMonth | City of Phoenix, AZ USA

Ancient innovation in early Phoenix! Learn how the Hohokam built 500 miles of canals by hand, shaping the Valley's future. Tune in as #PHX Historian Steve Schumacher shares this incredible story from the Park of Four Waters. More Phoenix History Month videos: https://bit.ly/3FAcXy6 | City of Phoenix, AZ USA

Arcadia as a neighborhood has been part of Phoenix history since the early 1900s. The part of Phoenix commonly referred to as Arcadia encompasses the area north of the Arizona Canal and south of Camelback Road between 44th Street and Scottsdale Road. 🗺️🍊 Originally, this land south of Camelback Mountain went up for sale at 35 cents an acre and was mostly sold in 5-acre parcels as citrus orchards. Today, the area remains in demand because of the unique irrigation system, citrus groves, a qualit