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In-Person Training Iconic Objects, Sites and People in Tucson
October 26, 2022 @ 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm MST
In-Person Training
Iconic Objects, Sites and People in Tucson
Wednesday, October 26
12 PM & 2 PM
Courtesy of Alan Kruse.
Join Alan Kruse, local historian, and tour guide, and learn more about several objects, sites, and people in Tucson and the story behind them. The focus will be on the history and public art of Tucson. Items include the facade of the Arizona History Museum, Maynard Dixon’s paintings, Locomotive 1673, Rattlesnake Bridge, the John Greenway statue, and Jules Flin and the origins of El Charro. The goal is to make life more enjoyable by appreciating our surroundings.
This event is free, requires a reservation, is limited to 60 attendees per program, and will occur inside. Face coverings are optional.
Click here to register for the 12 PM program.
Click here to register for the 2 PM program.
If you have questions, please contact Caroline Lochner at 520-789-7325 or caroline.lochner@wnpa.org.
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