Bicycling along the canal is the best way to discover Arizona Falls. Since the late 1800's this has been a place to socialize, with picnics and gatherings. Today it is a restored hydroelectric plant that combines art, history and technology to generate electricity from the canal's waterfalls. It has 3 waterfalls, a pedestrian bridge and a dance floor along with a solar roof.
SRP and the Historical League have partnered together on many events and projects including Arizona Recollections and Reflections, A Centennial Historymakers Commemoration.
Learn more about the falls at azfalls.com |
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| Al and Ruth McLeod at the new interpretive signs |
Information from SRP's Learning Circuit periodical.
SRP generously sponsored our “History in the Making” event and was represented that evening by Peter Hayes who spoke about the critical contributions SRP has made to the history and development of Arizona. The Historical League is very grateful for the support SRP has provided over many years to our Historymaker Gala and Recognition Program.
Bicycling along the canal is the best way to discover Arizona Falls. Since the late 1800's this has been a place to socialize, with picnics and gatherings. Today it is a restored hydroelectric plant that combines art, history and technology to generate electricity from the canal's waterfalls. It has 3 waterfalls, a pedestrian bridge and a dance floor along with a solar roof.
