More re-orders for Tastes & Treasures II

After re-ordering 6 times, Write Ons definitely knows Tastes & Treasures II. Joan Andrews takes a box of books for the store from Ruth McLeod. Great customer service and unique merchandise makes this store on 7th St and Rose Lane a fun place to shop.


























Lons at Hermosa Inn has also re-ordered many times. Thanks to Patt Walker for delivering more books to Pam Swartz at Hermosa Inn. Note their distinctive door is on the cover of Tastes & Treasures II . . . definitely a SW Arizona look.

More re-orders for Tastes & Treasures II. Stop by El Chorro for a book and fabulous lunch or dinner. Katie Roberts receives boxes of books from Linda Corderman.

Makers and Bakers at Encanto Park

It's always fun to talk about Arizona history and Tastes & Treasures II at events. Stop by and say hello tomorrow at Encanto Park. noon - 5 pm. 
Historical League member Christine Hackett will be in our booth. She was a hit when she prepared Lakin’s Chili con Queso dip, page 188 of Tastes & Treasures II, for a recent party. 
Made and delivered in her crockpot, there were no leftovers to bring home. The reaction, “This is Y-U-M-M-Y!”

Re-orders of Tastes & Treasures II

We love re-orders of Tastes & Treasures II: A Storytelling Cookbook of Historic Arizona. Zak's Chocolates, very supportive of local businesses, has re-ordered the book for their store at 6990 E Shea, Scottsdale. Stop in for award-winning chocolate from the friendly owners. 
Book also available at HistoricalLeague.org/shop.aspx

Thanks to Barb Ziehler for delivering the order to owners, Jim and Maureen Elitzak.

Superstition Mountain Museum in Apache Junction carries Tastes & Treasures II

Grateful to Norma Hinton for taking Tastes & Treasures II: A Storytelling Cookbook of Historic Arizona to Superstition Mt. Museum in Apache Junction. A potential customer admired the book while Norma was showing it to gift shop co-ordinator, Dave McElligott. 
Nothing like selling a book in the first hour. Available at Superstition Mt Museum or HistoricalLeague.org/shop.aspx

Taos, New Mexico Historical League Day 2

Taos Old Pueblo. Sacred Land. Forty Historical League members are enjoying a 3-day wonderful and educational tour of New Mexico. Thanks to photos from Davie Garrison on this trip.

Bandelier National Monument on Historical League New Mexico tour

Bandelier National Monument in New Mexico was a fascination stop on Historical League 3-day tour. Thanks to photos from Claire Nullmeyer and Donna Esposito.

Los Poblanos on New Mexico trip

New Mexico trip: Great photos of historic Los Poblanos Ranch and gardens in Albuquerque thanks to Claire Nullmeyer. 
It was designed in 1932 by the region’s foremost architect, John Gaw Meem, the “Father of Santa Fe Style”.

New Mexico tour

Fun times with friends on the New Mexico trip! Thanks to Davie Garrison and Donna Esposito for the photos of Taos today.

0. Wednesday, April 17
1. •Breakfast at the Hilton Buffalo Thunder in the Iguana Café
2. •Travel to Taos where our 1st stop is a guided tour of the Taos Pueblo
   https://taos.org/what-to-do/taos-pueblo/
3. •Next stop is The Millicent Rogers Museum with one of the finest collections of Native American jewelry, Maria Martinez pottery, textiles, and Spanish devotional artwork in New Mexico complete with a guided tour and a visit to the gift shophttps://millicentrogers.org/pages/welcome
4. •A brief visit to the historic and architecturally significant San Francisco de Asis Church https://www.san-francisco-de-asis.org/
5. •Lunch by the church at Ranchos Plaza Grill, a definite favorite of the localshttps://taosnews.com/stories/cooking-with-your-hands-your-mind-and-your- heart-at-ranchos-plaza-grill,33399
6. •Spend the remainder of the afternoon exploring Taos Plaza, the heart of downtown historic Taos filled with shops, galleries, monuments and museumshttps://taos.org/what-to-do/landmark-sites/taos-plaza/
7. •Check in at the beautiful El Monte Sagrado Resort in the heart of Taoshttps://www.elmontesagrado.com/
   •Dinner is nearby at Doc Martin’s located in the famous Taos Inn where you willexperience delicious food in a charming historic atmospherehttps://www.taosinn.com/
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

   

   Julie Moore, Davie Garrison, Susan Dale, Anne Lupica at Long John Dunn coffee house.

   
   

   

   Our fabulous tour organizers, Lindy Isacksen and Linda Fritsch

   
   

   

   Margaret Baker and Renee Donnelly

   
   

Historical League New Mexico 3 day tour:

Tuesday, April 16: BUSY and enjoyable day!

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  Los Poblanos

  8:10 AM -- Leave Phoenix on Southwest Flight 530
• 10:15 AM – Arrive at Albuquerque International Airport
• Claim luggage and board tour bus
• Short ride to our 1st stop – Los Poblanos Historic Inn and Organic Farm,
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• Enjoy a delicious box lunch from Los Poblanos on the way to our next stop -- Bandelier National Monument https://www.nps.gov/band/index.htm
• Head for our first night’s lodging at Buffalo Thunder Resort and Casino, a very nice Hilton property https://www.hiltonbuffalothunder.com/
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  Dinner is just minutes away at Gabriel’s Restaurant where we will ordersouthwestern fare from a menu created especially for ushttps://www.gabrielsofsantafe.com
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• Thanks to Donna Esposito, Claire Nullmeyer and Davie Garrison for great photos!
  
  
  
  

  

  Gardens at Los Poblanos

  
  
  
  
  
  

  

  Margarita time!

  
  
  

  

  First pool in Albuquerque was at Los Poblanos

  
  
  

  

  Bonnie Newhoff and Donna Esposito at Bandelier National Monument