Through Our Parents' Eyes: History & Culture of Southern Arizona brings to the Web the history, culture and experiences of the many peoples who live in this vibrant region. Through the use of digital histories presented as images, text, audio, and video, Southern Arizona's history and culture is available to anyone with access to the Internet. Visit our many collections and tell your family, friends and neighbors.
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Handbooks
Illustrated guides show how to navigate and use the websites for research projects.
Featured site
February is African American History Month. Learn about Tucson's African American community in our website In The Steps of Esteban
Curriculum
Curriculum modules mapped to the Arizona Department of Education's Standards-Based Teaching and Learning
Digital Stories
Subject Guide
A subject-oriented directory to the websites
Contact
- African American
- Chinese American
- Jewish Pioneers
- Mexican American
- Native American
- People & Places
Our
Communities
- War Relocation Authority Camps in Arizona, 1942 - 1946
- Josias Joesler: An Architectural Eclectic
- Trek Of The Seven Sisters
- E-Company Marines Remembred
Regional
Histories
- Words & Place: Native Literature of the American SW
- Cowboy Songs and Singers: Of Lifeways and Legends
- Arizona Illustrated Segments Featuring Big Jim Griffith
Teaching Resources
- Old Pascua Photographs
- Mexican Homesteaders in the San Pedro River
- Journal of Arizona History articles
- Books and Articles
- Videos
Research Materials
