The building that currently serves as the Town Hall for Queen Creek began as a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It held its first service on Mother's Day, Sunday, May 13, 1951. The stained glass windows in the Town Council Chamber make this Town Hall very unique.
The Queen Creek Performing Arts Center (QCPAC) calls itself the "Best Kept Performing Arts Secret in Arizona." The QCPAC's goal is to produce exciting, high-quality shows at an affordable price.
Queen Creek, AZ Performing Arts CentersThe first Church in Rittenhouse was constructed in 1921 on the east side of Ellsworth Road, just north of the railroad tracks, in the community we all now know as Queen Creek. Although the Historical Society's records don'
Queen Creek, AZ Historic ChurchesThe Old Rittenhouse Elementary School, was built in 1925. Used as a school through 1982, this building is now on the National Registry for Historic Places. Ever wondered how Power, Sossaman, Hawes and Ellsworth roads got their names? Who was Rittenhouse? Where was the first school?
Queen Creek, AZ MuseumsThe first Catholic Church building in Queen Creek was constructed in 1960 when the congregation acquired a barracks building from the base, and moved it to this site. It'
Queen Creek, AZ Historic ChurchesThe Desert Wells Stage Stop is reported to have been a small spur stop for the Arizona Stage Company, founded in 1868
Queen Creek, AZ Pioneer LifeHiking trails, camping, and RV hookups available....
A research collection of information and exhibits on American Indians and Alaska Natives. ...