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Litchfield Park Historical Society Speakers Series (September 3rd 10:00 a.m.)
Litchfield Park Historical Society Speakers Series A History of The Church at Litchfield Park Tuesday, September 3 10:00 a.m. The Church at Litchfield Park, Souers Hall 300 N. Old Litchfield Rd Litchfield Park, AZ 85340 Litchfield Park Historical Society in partnership with The Church at Litchfield Park will host Litchfield Park Historical Society Member, Meredeth Stucky as she tells the story of this church’s origins and influences. Learn about its role in the community Click here for the full article.
In Loving Memory to Pat Hicks
Pure Love, made in the image (imagination) and likeness (Love) of our Creator, the essence of life itself, a perfect, whole, complete, radiant light of the universe.
RIVER OF GRACE
RIVER OF GRACE Rise out of the limited sense of being a separate person using their conditioned mental faculties to navigate through life unaware of the sacred life that lives in you, beating your heart, breathing you,
SW Cotton Company’s Labor Force
The Southwest Cotton Company provided the labor to create a new landscape in the area. They built 154 miles of roads and drilled dozens of wells and made concrete irrigation ditches. They laid gas lines and built electrical connectors.
Litchfield Park was selected by APRA
The City of Litchfield Park is pleased to share that Arizona Parks & Recreation Association (APRA) selected our Centennial Celebration as this year’s Outstanding Community Special Event for populations under 25,000.
The Bus Stop In Arizona
Less than a decade after Marilyn Monroe’s 1962 death, Billy made an emotional decision that, had he lived until friend Debbie Reynolds 2012 auction, he would have severely regretted. “I used to have six of Marilyn’s dresses,”
MOVIE LEGENDS AND FILM TITANS
In the golden days of Hollywood films, the competitive consciousness in the acting arena could be considered comparable to Rome’s ancient coliseum,
FILM DRAMA MEETS FASHION DESIGN
When Valentino, the man affectionately dubbed by his partner, The Last Emperor, referenced Marilyn’s gowns
A GALLERY OF GLAMOUR, SIXTIES STYLE
“The Valley of the Dolls,” those “dolls” were both dangerous and destructive. Anyone who has seen the 1967 film version of her run-away-best-seller
For Sedona With Love, From the South of France
Jack Jamesen Memorial Sculpture Park is a lovely pedestrian park adjacent Bank of America on Northview in West Sedona. The park celebrates service clubs and organizations