The Casa Cordova is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and dates to the early 1800's. It's now a part of the Tucson Museum of Art's Historic Block. I thought the colorful string of papel picado (paper cut outs) looked very festive beckoning from the other side of the wooden fence. To read more about Tucson's early history and this remarkable house, click here.
Thanks for the link! Lots of good information about the Historic Block. Have you had a chance to see El Nacimiento this year? When I worked downtown I used to love to walk there.
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Thanks for the link! Lots of good information about the Historic Block. Have you had a chance to see El Nacimiento this year? When I worked downtown I used to love to walk there.
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