Globe's weekly newspaper since 1878
Just outside nearby Superior
Great site by a teacher in Globe! All about the Earps and other local historical figures on both sides of the law
Absolutely breath-taking photos of the nearby Superstition Mountains
Information about the legendary Lost Dutchman's Mine, which is believed to be in the area
More info, this time from the library in nearby Apache Junction
The official site of the San Carlos Apache
Lots of links to information about the San Carlos Apache
General history of the Apache peoples
Links to pages about the language of the Apache; check out the site by students on the White River reservation, where you can listen to words and phrases
Texts of stories and legends collected from Apache peoples, mostly in the early 20th century
Learn about the history of cradleboards and Apache baskets and view a photo gallery of antique and contemporary baskets
Lovely site that features the lives of Apache women
Short biography of the great Apache leader
Read Goyathlay's autobiography, which was first published in 1906, online
(featuring events and people with Gila County connections)
First -- and possibly only -- woman stagecoach robber -- which happened just outside Globe!
One of Al Sieber's Apache scouts, who became an outlaw in the white man's eyes (and even those of some Apache); Sieber, by the way, is buried in Globe's old cemetery
A deadly feud between cattlemen and sheep ranchers -- not one of Gila County's finest hours!
The Earps and Doc Holliday were familiar with the Globe area. Legend has it that Wyatt and Doc prospected here (and we've heard they owned a brothel in town, too!)
Think Doc was just a sort of sidekick to the Earps? Read this and discover the real story of this interesting character
The story of the Earps, Holliday, and the Clantons -- from the Clanton side; one of the Clanton brothers -- Phin -- who wasn't at the O.K. Corral, is buried in Globe
The site of this museum in Prescott offers a lot of info about central Arizona; check out the Archives section for its interesting and entertaining stories
She's been called "probably the most remarkable woman that most people have never heard of from the early part of the century." Miss Colter designed many of the famous buildings at the Grand Canyon, as well as other structures throughout the Southwest.
The man U.S. Grant sent to Arizona to "subdue" the Apache and capture Geronimo
The story of the hunt for Geronimo after he escaped (again!) from the San Carlos Indian Agency
Powell lead the first expedition to explore the Grand Canyon
Yes, we did have camels in Arizona! Read how and why...
The story of the Ninth & Tenth Regiments of the U.S. Cavalry, the Black soldiers known as "buffalo soldiers;" there are buffalo soldiers in Globe's cemetery
And a legend in Prescott AZ! He was the first to formally register for Teddy Roosevelt's Rough Riders.
The state's official web site
From the Arizona Office of Tourism
The Governor's homepage... there's even a kids' section!
Virtually visit one of our great parks
Not specifically about Arizona, but contains much good material about the state
Companion site to the magazine. Beautiful photography! And Arizona ecards to send.
Just choose "Arizona" from the drop-down menu or click it on the map for a clickable list of AZ's National Parks. Then "visit" the Grand Canyon, Sunset Crater, the Petrified Forest, or any of our other wonderful treasures
From AZ Game & Fish: learn to identify and get along with our wild residents
Adopt a wild horse or burro from Arizona!
Don B. Stevenson's beautiful Arizona photographs
Learn about Arizona's birds
Check out our local flora and fauna; this link should take you to a page based on our 85501 Zipcode.
