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Casa Grande Ruins National Monument
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The For Teachers area is provided to help incorporate Casa Grande Ruins National Monument into your curriculum. Here you will find information on planning a visit to the park, activities we can provide for your students during their visit and fun stuff on the web.

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1852 sketch of Casa Grande by John Bartlett.  

Did You Know?
Father Kino, in 1694, was the first European to call this structure Casa Grande. It is a Spanish word that means 'great house.' The Casa Grande is a 4-story, 11-room structure which was built about 700 years ago.

Last Updated: December 11, 2006 at 12:40 EST