Here is the the link for the Wed, March 27 interview by Steve Goldstein of Marshall Shore and tour info.
Winnie Ruth Judd
When: Saturday, April 6th, 2013, from 1:30 - 3:30 pm
Where: Bus leaves from the Clarendon Hotel at 401 W. Clarendon, Phoenix.
What: A guided bus tour hosted by history raconteur, Marshall Shore, who shares
the hidden history of these sites.
Cost: $30; get your tickets.
Haunted Phoenix
When: Saturday, April 6th, 2013, from 3:30-5:45 pm
Where: Bus leaves from the Clarendon Hotel at 401 W. Clarendon, Phoenix.
What: A guided bus tour hosted by history raconteur, Marshall Shore, who shares
the hidden history of these sites.
Cost: $30; get your ticket.
Scottsdale's 'Most Western" Mid-Century Gems
When: Saturday, April 20th, 2013 from 9:00 - 11:00 am
Where: Tour starts and ends at the Scottsdale Center for Arts
What: A guided bus tour hosted by well-known history raconteur, Marshall Shore.
Cost: $40; get your tickets. Don’t wait, this will sell out!
Arizona by Design
When: Thursday, April 25th, 2013, from 7-8 pm
Where: AE England Building @ 424 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85004
What:
A presentation by Marshall Shore, featuring found film footage, old
photographs, ephemera, and artifacts to bring our state’s heritage to
life.
Cost: $7; get your tickets.
Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Arizona by Design
Does
Arizona have a design aesthetic worth remembering? Marshall Shore,
HIPstorian, shares his unique take on Arizona history by exploring the
20th century fashion, architecture, and other design that shaped our
state. As
the “Unofficial Arizona HIPstorian,” he uses storytelling magic, found
film footage, old photographs, ephemera, and artifacts to bring our
state’s heritage to life in entertaining and educational presentations.When: Thursday, April 25th, 2013, from 7-8 pm
Where: AE England Building @ 424 N. Central Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85004
What: A presentation by Marshall Shore, featuring found film footage, old photographs, ephemera, and artifacts to bring our state’s heritage to life in entertaining and educational presentations.
Cost: $7; get your tickets!
Sunday, March 24, 2013
Visit Scottsdale’s ‘Most Western’ Mid-Century Gems
When: Saturday, April 20th, 2013 from 9:00 - 11:00 am
Where: Tour starts and ends at the Scottsdale Center for Arts
What: A guided bus tour hosted by well-known history raconteur, Marshall Shore.
Cost: $40; get your tickets. Don’t wait, this will sell out!
Join Marshall Shore, Arizona’s Hip Historian on Saturday, April 20 during the
Modern Phoenix Expo for a bus tour showcasing some of Scottsdale’s modern
architecture gems. The tour will begin and end at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts,
so participants can continue on to attend the expo and lectures.
The tour will include:
• Glass and Garden Community Drive-In Church, designed by E. Logan
Campbell in 1966, featuring a modern façade with southwestern details.
• The St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church, designed by John Parson in 1967, with
its Expressionist sculptural style and thin concrete construction.
• The Motorola electronics plant, opened in 1957, which includes the 1970
tower addition by Peter Lendrom.
• The Ralph Haver designed Triangle Building built in 1962.
• Craftsman Court designed by T.S. Montgomery in 1955 and listed on the Scottsdale Historic Register.
• The Royal Garden Townhouses, a Dell Trailor housing development from 1970.
• Plus additional surprises!
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When: Saturday, April 20th, 2013 from 9:00 - 11:00 am
Where: Tour starts and ends at the Scottsdale Center for Arts
What: A guided bus tour hosted by well-known history raconteur, Marshall Shore.
Cost: $40; get your tickets. Don’t wait, this will sell out!
Where: Tour starts and ends at the Scottsdale Center for Arts
What: A guided bus tour hosted by well-known history raconteur, Marshall Shore.
Cost: $40; get your tickets. Don’t wait, this will sell out!
Join Marshall Shore, Arizona’s Hip Historian on Saturday, April 20 during the
Modern Phoenix Expo for a bus tour showcasing some of Scottsdale’s modern
architecture gems. The tour will begin and end at the Scottsdale Center for the Arts,
so participants can continue on to attend the expo and lectures.
The tour will include:
• Glass and Garden Community Drive-In Church, designed by E. Logan
Campbell in 1966, featuring a modern façade with southwestern details.
• The St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church, designed by John Parson in 1967, with
its Expressionist sculptural style and thin concrete construction.
• The Motorola electronics plant, opened in 1957, which includes the 1970
tower addition by Peter Lendrom.
• The Ralph Haver designed Triangle Building built in 1962.
• Craftsman Court designed by T.S. Montgomery in 1955 and listed on the Scottsdale Historic Register.
• The Royal Garden Townhouses, a Dell Trailor housing development from 1970.
• Plus additional surprises!
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When: Saturday, April 20th, 2013 from 9:00 - 11:00 am
Where: Tour starts and ends at the Scottsdale Center for Arts
What: A guided bus tour hosted by well-known history raconteur, Marshall Shore.
Cost: $40; get your tickets. Don’t wait, this will sell out!
Monday, March 11, 2013
Gallery
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| Hashknife Ride 2013 |
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| Route 66 Presentation |
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| Route 66 @ Phoenix Metro Retro |
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| Roosevelt VIP Home Tour |
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| ASU Barrett Bus Tour |
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| Marshall Out and About |
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| Marshall Out and About |
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| Arizona Bicycle History in Scottsdale |
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| Check out the kitsch tie |
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| Marshall in a Bear's head |
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| A night at Cattletrack |
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| Centennial |
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| Coronado Home Tour |
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| Ignite 13 |
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| Check out the cool Hashknife sticker |
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| Jason Hill and Marshall in Mesa, AZ |
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| Nerd Nite |
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| Marching on |
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| Marshall and Ronnie Burkett |
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| A gaggle of Arizona Historians |
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| Devoured 2013 W/ Catherine Slye |
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| Portrait |
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| Centennial Train |
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| Statehood Day 2012 |
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| Ms. Dottsy and Marshall on the town |
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| A night at the Orpheum |
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| Picnic with a Fish in Scottsdale |
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Art Detour 25
Cementing the end of Centennial
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