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The rich history of Scottsdale comes alive in the photos and exhibits in the two-room, Little Red Schoolhouse, now Scottsdale’s official historic museum. From our founder Winfield Scott to fabled Mayor Herb Drinkwater, from the pioneers who built Scottsdale’s canals and early farms, to the modern era developers of our neighborhoods, schools, shopping malls, ballparks and airport, visitors will learn about our city’s past and present.
See a sample of what’s inside, click on one of our Exhibit Notebooks below:
1910 School Classroom
How a classroom may have looked in 1910 to students and teachers.
Scott Family Residence
Artifacts from Helen and Winfield Scott are reflective of their time.
Farm Kitchen
See how a typical kitchen may have looked in the Scotts’ day.
