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A look back: Telegraphing history

Edgar Poe Dehart was a telegrapher at Maricopa Station. He and his family settled in Maricopa Junction from 1926 to 1936. The two-story depot burned in 1931.

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HISTORY: All along the water tower

The old water tower is a familiar landmark that highlights the city’s history as a hub for trains. This old tower has seen it all.

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Mesa, Tempe sites reveal new details about history of O'odham peoples


Shane Anton stood at the mouth of a hand-hewn irrigation canal that dates back centuries before the arrival of the first European explorers. The ancient waterway, 10 feet wide and about 5 feet deep, sits in a small desert park surrounded by tract homes in Lehi, a neighborhood in north Mesa.
"Our belief is we've been here since time immemorial," said Anton, an Onk Akimel O'odham and a member of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, "and the need to farm was always there."
The 4,500-foot-long-canal at Mesa's Park of the Canals is a tiny fragment of a system that once spanned more than 700 miles along the Salt and Gila rivers, bringing life-giving water to Anton's ancestors, the Hohokam, or as the contemporary O'odham peoples call them, the Huhugam.

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