Historic Phoenix Residences of the 19th Century

There are almost 50 properties in Phoenix that date back to the 19th century. They are homes and buildings you may live near or drive by every day. Join Michelle Dodds, city of Phoenix Historic Preservation Officer in the Planning and Development Department, as she takes a look and tells the stories of these historic properties. You will visit the Dougherty - Peterson House (1899), The Rosson House (1895) in Heritage Square, the Evans House (1893) with its unusual "onion" dome, The Jones - Montoya House (1879) the oldest documented house in the city of Phoenix, and the Smurthwaite House (1897) which was moved from 7th St and Fillmore to the Pioneer and Military Memorial Park near the Arizona State Capitol. #historicpreservation #19thcentury #architecture Please Subscribe to this YouTube Channel! Stay connected with us: Latest News: Phoenix.gov/Newsroom Web: Phoenix.gov Social: @CityofPhoenixAZ on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram 24/7 Live and on-demand programming: https://www.Phoenix.gov/PHXTV *Please note: The city does not have control over the ads that are played on this platform by YouTube. *Please be aware of our terms of use before commenting: Phoenix.gov/Social/Terms