Arizona Memories

Return to “the good ol’ days” through old photographs & home movies when Phoenix was a small town, women’s amateur softball was as popular as today’s Phoenix Suns. And Phoenix Union High School’s annual pageant, Masque of the Yellow Moon, rivaled anything Hollywood had to offer.

[@ggrizz6066]

I remember going to the theater just to get in air conditioning!! 35 cents well spent on a Saturday afternoon.

[@josephbingham1255]

In Safford during special days a child's admission was lowered to 25 cents at the nicer theater and 10 cents at the older one.

[@TheAdventuresOfJimiJaden]

Granny was alive when Arizona was the way it was. Watching this now interests me.

[@chickinpickin1]

Such Grand Times! I do miss them.

[@josephbingham1255]

Thank you for preserving this piece of Arizona history.
I remember swimming in the irrigation ditch in Safford.

[@ArizonaPBS]

Thanks for sharing your memories!

[@cathyshappyr]

Wonderful thanks

[@ArizonaPBS]

Our pleasure!

[@Jeff-xt7xs]

I remember the Jojoba craze in the 70s, Pepple were going to get rich. Some did I'm sure

[@derrickwillie4449]

How does the host pronounce his name?

[@derrickwillie4449]

If metro transit kept the electric cars they would have saved the taxpayers $3 billion