History & Culture

Our Great Neighbors to the North!

Our Great Neighbors to the North!

Leslie James January 6, 2012 0

Why are our Canadian allies so often misunderstood by most Americans?

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Bolo Ties – Arizona’s Official Neckwear

Bolo Ties – Arizona’s Official Neckwear

Debra Krol December 9, 2011 0

Arizona’s official state neckwear, the bolo tie, has reappeared from its exile in grandpa’s dresser drawer to enjoy a fashion comeback.

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It’s All Happening at the Heard

It’s All Happening at the Heard

Alan di Perna December 9, 2011 0

Phoenix’s world-renowned museum of American Indian art is also one of Downtown’s hottest destinations.

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Historic and Legendary Route 66

Historic and Legendary Route 66

J.J. LaBarber November 23, 2011 0

Route 66 was established in the 1920s, at a time when the automobile was rapidly becoming the main preference for family vacation travel.

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Honoring the USS Arizona

Honoring the USS Arizona

J.J. LaBarber November 10, 2011 0

Regarded as a dastardly attack, the sinking of the USS Arizona catapulted the Grand Canyon State into the international spotlight.

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Jeff Ivanhoe’s Alumosaics

Jeff Ivanhoe’s Alumosaics

Ed Martinez November 1, 2011 0

What if we told you that aluminum cans are being used to create beautiful works of art? It’s true. They are called alumosaics, and Jeff Ivanhoe is the creator of this absolutely delightful art form.

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Railroading to the Grand Canyon

Railroading to the Grand Canyon

J.J. LaBarber October 25, 2011 0

Railroading on a grand scale to the Grand Canyon cannot be missed. This will be one of the most exciting side trips you will ever take within Arizona.

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In Search of Amelia Earhart’s Crash Site

In Search of Amelia Earhart’s Crash Site

Jean-Marie Stevens October 18, 2011 0

For decades, the fate of the female icon of aviation has remained shrouded in mystery. New theories, guided by modern technology, could solve the mystery of Earhart's disappearance.

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The Man Who Bridged Earth and Space

The Man Who Bridged Earth and Space

Mary L. Holden August 4, 2011 0

America's pioneering experimental test pilot William Bridgeman.

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Hoover Dam: A Historical Perspective

Hoover Dam: A Historical Perspective

Jean-Marie Stevens May 1, 2011 0

The wonders of Hoover Dam and its technology remain with us in the 21st century, an illustration of the impact of the history of technology on our daily lives.

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A Symbol of Liberty

A Symbol of Liberty

Craig Taylor October 20, 2010 0

Find out how technology is making it possible to better preserve one of America’s most cherished documents.

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Has the 2,000-Year-Old Computer Revealed Its Secrets?

Has the 2,000-Year-Old Computer Revealed Its Secrets?

Craig Taylor September 17, 2010 0

Scientists have labeled the Antikythera Mechanism the world’s first mechanical computer. It has taken researchers more than 100 years to unravel its mysteries—but did they?

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The Flight of the Sentimental Journey

The Flight of the Sentimental Journey

Ed Martinez September 4, 2010 0

We went aboard the most completely restored B-17 in the world and talked with pilots Sam Korth and Pete Scholl.

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In Search of the Oldest Porsche in America

In Search of the Oldest Porsche in America

Craig Taylor August 19, 2010 0

To celebrate their anniversary, the company is inviting Porsche owners and enthusiasts to participate in two contests.

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Historic Reunion of Jaguars at Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance

Historic Reunion of Jaguars at Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance

Craig Taylor August 12, 2010 0

To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Jaguar name, the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance invites two spectacular classes of Jaguars to its show field.

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