Pioneer Arizona Foundation

Offers opportunities for Boys and Girls Scouts to conduct service projects within the park museum.

Reconstructs and preserves historic buildings, such as the 1884 Valley Bank building, a historic jailhouse, and the Howey Hall Opera House, using original architectural drawings, materials, and period-appropriate furnishings. This also includes relocating and restoring original structures like the J. Marion Sears Victorian house and the Ashurst cabin.

Hosts school groups, senior groups, and homeschool groups, providing educational experiences, and offers opportunities for Boys and Girls Scouts to conduct service projects within the museum park.

Hosts a variety of events including birthday parties, weddings, corporate events, meetings, private events, photo shoots, and filming events, offering multiple venues such as the Community Church, Gazebo Area, Opera House, The Livery, Spanish Villa, and Grassy Area, with custom packages and amenities.

Hosts special themed events such as historical re-enactments including "Rebels and Redcoats" and "Civil War in the West," featuring camps, historical figures, battles, and educational demonstrations, as well as the Arizona Gunslingers Fastdraw Competition and Cowboy Fast Draw events.

Hosts a variety of educational and special events at the Pioneer Living History Museum, including historical re-enactments like "Rebels and Redcoats" and "Civil War in the West," Cowboy Fast Draw competitions, and school group visits for various elementary and prep schools, as well as homeschool groups and senior groups.

Hosts a variety of educational and special events at the Pioneer Living History Museum, including historical re-enactments like "Rebels and Redcoats" and "Civil War in the West," Cowboy Fast Draw competitions, and provides opportunities for Boys and Girls Scouts to conduct service projects. The organization also hosts school groups, senior groups, and homeschool groups for educational visits.

Maintains a collection of original and reconstructed historic building exhibits, including a Victorian House, The Teacherage, a Mercantile, a Southern House, Smith and Dodd’s Tonsorial Parlor, a Sheriff’s Office, a Ranch Complex, a Print Shop, an Opera House, and a Northern Home, to showcase life in the Arizona Territorial period.

Operates reconstructed themed shops, such as an 1880 Prescott carpenter shop and an 1890s Phoenix dressmaking shop, and the Museum of Telephone History, which features displays about the telephone and the Bell System from its origins to the present day.

Operates a visitor information and refreshment facility that provides maps, activity planning, and snacks to guests. The organization also sells handmade candles, soaps, and Western memorabilia created by volunteers as souvenirs.

Operates a visitor information and refreshment facility that provides maps, activity planning, and snacks to guests. The facility also sells handmade candles, soaps, and Western memorabilia created by volunteers as souvenirs.

Operates the Pioneer Living History Village, offering self-guided walking tours that immerse visitors in the Arizona Territorial period (1863-1912) to experience how early pioneers lived. This includes maintaining and exhibiting original and reconstructed historic buildings and structures, such as the 1884 Valley Bank, a historic jailhouse, the J. Marion Sears Victorian house, the Ashurst cabin, the Museum of Telephone History, a carpenter shop, a dressmaking shop, the Howey Hall Opera House, a Mercantile, a Southern House, Smith and Dodd’s Tonsorial Parlor, a Sheriff’s Office, a Ranch Complex, a Print Shop, a Northern Home, and The Teacherage.

Operates the Pioneer Living History Village, offering self-guided walking tours that immerse visitors in the Arizona Territorial period (1863-1912) to experience how early pioneers lived, and providing an educational experience through a "Classroom without walls" that showcases dwellings, tools, and everyday implements used by early Arizona residents.

Offers multiple venues at the Pioneer Living History Museum for private events, including weddings, corporate events, meetings, parties, and birthday parties. Available venues include the Community Church, the Gazebo Area, the Opera House, The Livery, Spanish Villa, and Grassy Area.

Offers multiple venues within the Pioneer Living History Museum for private events, including weddings, corporate events, meetings, parties, and birthday parties. This includes providing staff, custom event packages, food solutions, and amenities, with specific venues such as the Community Church, Gazebo Area, Opera House, The Livery, Spanish Villa, and Grassy Area.

Operates a visitor information and refreshment facility that provides maps, activity planning, and snacks to guests, and sells handmade candles, soaps, and Western memorabilia created by volunteers as souvenirs.