American Association of Museums (AAM)
American Association for State and Local History (AASLH)
Provides leadership, service, and support for its members who preserve and interpret state and local history in order to make the past more meaningful in American Society.
Arizona Centennial
Grantmaking programs to connect artists/arts organizations with the public.
Arizona Genealogical Advisory Board (AZGAB)
Serves to improve communications among genealogical societies, libraries with genealogical collections, professionals, and the general public; to express concern regarding records preservation and public access to records; to promote special statewide projects.
Arizona Historical Advisory Commission (AHAC)
Advises the Arizona legislature and state agencies on matters relating to historic preservation.
Arizona History Convention
AHC funds, directs and supports programs that promote understanding of human thoughts, actions, creations, and values; accomplishes its mission by providing direction and resources for four program areas: heritage, books and reading, community dialogue, and teacher education.
Arizona Preservation Foundation
Provides workshops, historic preservation seminars, general technical assistanc ein preservation and archaeology, newsletter, grants, and Awards Programs.
Bisbee Museum
Bisbee Mining and Historical Museum in Bisbee, Arizona.
Center for Creative Photography, University of Arizona
Provides educational and interpretative photography programs; school tours; lectures.
Dedicated to the promotion of museums in Central Arizona.
Friends of the Arizona Archives (FAZA)
A volunteer group devoted to the preservation and collection of
Arizona historical records, culture, and documentation.
Gallery of the Open Frontier
The Gallery of the Open Frontier is a digital library of photos, paintings, and drawings that pertain to the history of the American West.
Grand Canyon Historical Society
GCHS develops and promotes appreciation, understanding and education of the
earlier history of the inhabitants and important events of the Grand Canyon
and surrounding area.
Heritage Preservation
Provides national leadership and coordination for the preservationo f America's cultural heritage including: works of art, anthropological artifacts, documents, historic objects, architecture and natural science specimens.
Historic Register and Restoration of Historic Sites
The State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO), is responsible for the identification, evaluation, and protection of Arizona's prehistoric and historic cultural resources. The staff have expertise in history, archaeology, architecture, grants management. They serve the state National Historic Register, offer a tax incentive and grants program for historic restoration and preservation, and help people connect with federal grants programs.
Contact: Bill Collins wcollins@pr.state.az.us (602) 542-7159
Historical League
Organized in 1979, the Historical League provides fund-raising for the AHS Museum at Papago Park supporting educational programs, research, and collections.
Institute of Museum and Libary Services (IMLS)
An independent federal grantmaking agency that fosters leadership, innovation and a lifetime of learning by supporting museums and libraries.
Metropark of Route 66
A free directory for web sites on or about Historic Route 66.
Northeast Document Conservation Center
Phoenix Art Museum
Non-circulating research library, serving as an important resource for the community and state.
Southwest Parks and Monument Association
Aids and promotes educational and scientific activities of the National Park Service, makes interpretative material available to park visitors.
The seven-volume Thomas Farish history of Arizona, published in 1916
Tucson Museum of Art & Historic Block
Established in 1924 and located in the historic El Presidio District.
Women's Heritage Trail
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