Glendale, Arizona Advisory Council on Historic Preservation

  Glendale (population almost 240,000) is a suburb of Phoenix and the fourth largest city in Arizona. The community was founded in 1892 as the “Temperance Colony of Glendale” by members of the Church of the Brethren from Illinois. During the early 20th century, the community’s economy was diverse, including irrigation farming, sugar beet processing, and ice production for cooling produce shipped on the Santa Fe Railroad.

Glendale Arizona Historical Society

Full text: Presidential edict creates national monument in Arizona

Arizona Memory Project

April 10, 2013 Regular Meeting - Glendale Elementary School District

ACHP - Advisory Council on Historic Preservation

Arizona State Historic Preservation Office

All About Trees: Selecting, Planting, Watering and Maintaining

Manuel Delgado Jr. Appointed as New Judge for Goodyear Municipal Court, City News

Neighborhood to receive recognition plaques, News

Projects Aim To Uncover, Preserve Histories Of Native American Boarding Schools – Arizona Daily Independent

Building on 60 Years of Excellence - Mt. San Antonio Gardens

Glendale Arizona Historical Society

Joyce Clark

Arizona Historical Advisory Commission