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Moeur Park
This park is significant for its association with Work Progress Administration construction projects and now features a fantastic Disc Golf Course. »
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Our Lady of Mount Carmel / St. Mary's
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church was built in 1903 for the Mexican settlers, who were the first to inhabit the area. »
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Papago Park Prisoner Of War Camp
The POW camp housed nearly 2,000 German prisoners of war from January 1944 to February 1946. »
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Phoenix Water Supply Overflow Towers
The Phoenix Water Supply Overflow Towers were constructed in 1931. »
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Phoenix Zoo
Founded in 1962, the Phoenix Zoo is one of the largest privately-owned, non-profit zoos in the country. Home to more than 1,300 animals including 200 endangered or threatened birds, mammals, and reptiles, the Zoo always entertains and delights. »
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Tempe Womans Club
The Tempe Woman’s Club is historically significant at the local level, under Criterion A of the National Register Criteria, for its contribution to the broad patterns of American history »
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Tovrea Castle
Tovrea Castle was built about 70 years ago by Italian immigrant Alessio Carraro as a grand hotel, intended as the centerpiece of an upscale housing developement. »
