| As mothers, pioneers, community builders, tribal leaders, ranchers, educators, authors, hoteliers, doctors and nurses, researchers, lawyers, museum founders, architects, artists, politicians, social workers, and a Supreme Court Justice - women of many strengths and backgrounds have been instrumental in the building of Arizona. Their stories are missing from our history.
AWHT will expand cultural insight and promote the state's economic resources. It will develop awareness of the state's rich and diverse heritage and lead to the identification of
additional sites which may be listed on the State and National Register of Historic Places or named as National Historic Landmarks. This public educational tool is particularly relevant in light of the forthcoming 2012 statehood centennial celebration. The trail will bring national attention to the state's historic commemoration and provide a legacy for both citizens and visitors.
You can become a vital part of this exciting legacy and public educational project.
Please join us in supporting and building
an Arizona Women's History Trail!
Download Donor Form Here
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