When you hear “Scottsdale”, you may think of fabulous golf courses, outstanding restaurants, and gorgeous hotels. Many people — whether they are locals or visitors — do not realize that the Old Town area in Downtown Scottsdale still has many historic buildings, just a short walk from the hotel. If you stop by the Visitor Center and ask the lovely concierges, they will give you an information packet that guides you to these historic spots. Below you can see some of the early town buildings that are still standing!
Cavalliere’s Blacksmith Shop, 1920
Farmers State Bank (Rusty Spur Saloon), 1921
First U.S. Post Office Building, 1929
Johnny Rose’s Pool Hall (Mexican Imports), 1923
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Mission Church, 1933
Scottsdale Grammar School (Scottsdale Historical Museum), 1909
Scottsdale Grammar School II, 1928
Charles Miller House (JAM), 1913
– Judy Kabler {Concierge}
