| The President's Cottage, constructed in 1907, houses the 1907 Archives Gallery, which displays "Vanished ASU," a permanent exhibit of historical photographs of campus scenes. Department of Archives and manuscripts, University Libraries. Hours: Monday-Friday 10am-5pm 
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| Old Main, Arizona State University's oldest building, currently house the ASU Alumni Association. It offers rooms and outdoor areas with turn of the century architectural interest and considerable character.
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| Minerals, gems, fossils from around the world, the only active seismograph in central Arizona, 6-story Foucault Pendulum, and Columbian Mammoth bones form Chandler, Arizona. Call for hours.
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| One of a network of 18 Regional Planetary Image Facility data centers established by NASA to archive planetary images for use by the scientific and educational communities. SPL houses images and maps from all U.S. space missions, and extensive library of mission documentation, scientific journals and Earth and planetary publications. Open by appointment only.
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| This oasis of good clean fun offers a full mix of rides for the entire family. Challenge Hurricane Falls, a thrilling speed slide. Captain Cooks Landing will enthrall your little ones.
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| Honors ASU's distinguished athletes coaches and teams. A comprehensive collection of ASU's intercollegiate athletics program memorabilia. Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm.
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| Gaming, dining and entertainment. Two distinct locations offer everything from slots, blackjack, and poker to art, dining and entertainent. TS bar and seven restaurants with everything from casual snacks, to intimate fine dining. The casino also houses an extraordinary cultural exhibit of Native American arts and crafts.
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Desert Botanical Garden
1201 N. Galvin Pkwy.
Phoenix, AZ 85008
USA
Phone: (480) 941-1225
Fax: (480)481-8139
http://www.dbg.org |
| Living museum featuring 50,000 desert plants from around the world. Enjoy tours, concerts, seasonal exhibits, special events and family activities.
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| Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation offers a wealth of cultural activities for business and leisure travelers, including an award-winning Radisson Resort, championship golf, western adventures, and the valley's most pristine and unspoiled desert vistas.
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| GameWorks, located inside Arizona Mills, offers the best games and attractions in the world, a restaurant and bar - all the best elements of a great night out.
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| Experience Arizona's premier destination for family fun. Enjoy mini-golf, race cars, laser tag and arcade games or cool off at Sunsplash's wave pool, super slides and Lazy River.
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| Charming gift shop in a Tempe historical landmark specializing in one-of-a-kind treasures. Benefits Tempe's award-winning Sister City Program. Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
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Hall of Flame Fire Museum
6101 E. Van Buren St.
Phoenix, AZ 85008
USA
Phone: (602)275-3473
Fax: (602)275-0896
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| National Firefighting Hall of Heroes. Over 90 classic pieces of firefighting apparatus on display, dating from 1725 to 1960. Fire safety exhibits, games and activities for kids. Open Mon. - Sat., 9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sun., noon - 4 p.m.
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| Harrah's Ak-Chin features slots, poker, blackjack, keno, bingo, great restaurants, and live entertainment. Take a FREE RIDE! Visit www.harrahsakchin.com.
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| Historic setting in the Mill Avenue District, Hatton Hall is the former residence of Arizona Governor Benjamin Baker Moeur.
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| The Hispanic Research Center at ASU has a long and rich tradition of exhibiting leading Hispanic artists from Arizona and around the country, as well as emerging artists, some of whom have become nationally known.
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| Treat your senses to the most powerful and involving movie experience yet created. The IMAX Theatre is perfect for groups and special events!
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| Unmatched, walkable urban experience, the Mill Avenue District offers more than 100 shops, restaurants and bars in an eclectic oasis of culture, lifestyle, and commerce. Situated adjacent to Arizona State University in Downtown Tempe, the Mill Avenue District is the vibrant heart of the city. Shoppers will find favorites such as the Bath and Body Works and Z Gallerie along with local favorites like Yucatecan Imports and the Shoe Mill.
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| Honoring the tradition of water as a key to relaxation, Narande is the natural choice to enjoy a refreshing escape!
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| The Phoenix Zoo is one of the nation's leading non-profit zoological parks and home to more than 1,300 animals. Open every day. Meeting and banquet facilities with professional catering and meeting planning. Indoor and outdoor facilities can accommodate 10 - 10,000 for private events.
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| Rawhide, winner of Arizona's Best Western Experience, offers guests renowned dining, unique shops, a variety of attractions, and memorable meeting spaces. Rawhide's excellent location and reputation has served groups for over 37 years. Groups of all sizes are welcome. To plan your event, call (480) 502-5600 or visit us at www.rawhide.com.
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| Cox Splash Playground at Tempe Beach Park lets children cool off and have fun at Tempe Town Lake. This one-acre park teaches how a drop of rain ends up either in the ocean or becomes part of the city water supply. Open mid-April - Sept, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Free admission.
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| Tempe Community Council is a nonprofit organization whose mission is connecting those in need with those who care. [Serving the community since 1972, TCC serves as planners and advocates for human service needs.]
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| Tempe has seven sister cities around the world. This volunteer organization sponsors educational and community outreach programs and operates a gift shop inside the historic Hackett House.
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| Tempe Town Lake, located adjacent to the Mill Avenue District, provides a two-mile recreational haven for kayaking, sailing, rowing, jogging, skating or picnicking. The heart of Tempe Town Lake is historic Tempe Beach Park. The Park provides five miles of pathways and ample room for festivals or events, such as Ford Ironman Arizona, various triathlons, and the Circle K Tempe Music Festival.
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