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Our Town
OUR TOWN is a 208-page, hardbound 8 1/2 x 11" book of pictures & text in a contemporary design. More than 200 full-color & 300 black-&-white photos are beautifully reproduced on quality coated stock. OUR TOWN is the most current, most complete, most colorful book about Mesa, Arizona. The story begins with the ancient Hohokam Indians (The Departed Ones), who came, made the arid land bloom with the magic of their primitive waterways & then disappeared. Their mysterious 2,000-year-old legacy awaited a small band of pioneers from Utah & Idaho in 1878. Readers will relive the challenges, the excitement & the fun of frontier life. Then they'll focus on historic sites, monuments, museums, ethnic & ...
Where to Stay in Mesa, AZ : A Brief Travel Guide
Embark on an unforgettable journey through the vibrant city of Mesa, Arizona, with Where to Stay in Mesa, AZ. This comprehensive travel guide offers an insider's look at one of the Southwest's most captivating destinations, blending rich history, diverse culture, and modern attractions. Discover Mesa’s Past and Present: Begin your adventure with a deep dive into Mesa's storied past. Learn about the ancient Hohokam civilization, the arrival of Mormon pioneers, and the city's evolution into a bustling urban center. Explore the preserved historic buildings, cultural institutions, and the significant landmarks that tell the story of Mesa's growth and development. Accommodations for Every Trave...
100 Things to Do in Mesa Before You Die
From kayaking on the Salt River to listening to a symphony play from the stage of the state’s largest performing arts center, there’s always something new to discover in Mesa, Arizona. As Phoenix’s largest suburb, Mesa is a city of limitless adventures, just a short trip from its exciting neighbors: Tempe, Gilbert, Chandler, and Queen Creek. 100 Things to Do in Mesa Before You Die explores Mesa and the East Valley, taking you to the places most area guidebooks overlook as well as covering the top attractions. Learn about a little-known botanical garden showcasing Native American canals at Mesa Grande Cultural Park, have a spiritual awakening at a Greek monastery in the desert, and take a leap of faith at the largest skydiving center in the world at Skydive Arizona. Not to mention, you’ll find information on spring training in the Valley and different ways to explore the Sonoran Desert. Whether you plan to spend a few days or a month, award-winning travel writer Teresa Bitler has enough ideas to keep you busy your entire stay. Entertaining facts and information on tours and itineraries make this guide an invaluable resource.
Proud To Call Mesa, Arizona Home
☆ Are you proud to be from MESA, ARIZONA? ☆ Designed in the USA, this customized 6'' x 9'' notebook would make an awesome gift idea for birthdays, Christmas, work, thanksgiving, etc! There are 108 pages inside. This is a lined notebook with cream paper (which is more durable than the standard white paper). It has a matte texture and could be used for many different functions such as: To-do plans Work & study notes Reminders Recipes Budgeting Journaling Ideas Shopping lists Creative writing Thanks for your interest, and we hope that you are happy with the order!
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City Maps Mesa Arizona, USA
City Maps Mesa Arizona, USA is an easy to use small pocket book filled with all you need for your stay in the big city. Attractions, pubs, bars, restaurants, museums, convenience stores, clothing stores, shopping centers, marketplaces, police, emergency facilities are only some of the places you will find in this map. This collection of maps is up to date with the latest developments of the city as of 2017. We hope you let this map be part of yet another fun Mesa adventure :)
Mesa, Arizona
Provides an overview of the city of Mesa including economic conditions, transportation, recreation, cultural opportunities, housing, climate, and population.
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