• Sunlight illuminates the top of historic Mission San José de Tumacácori church.

    Tumacácori

    National Historical Park Arizona

Museum

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  • Seguridad Social Folkloricos
    La Fiesta de Tumacácori
    46 Photos
  • Adolphus Samuel Noon, Nogales civil engineer, blacksmith, and building contractor was the first person to do actual preservation work on the church.
    Early Preservation
    17 Photos
  • Smallpox killed more of the natives of Tumacácori than all the Apache attacks and other battles between various factions combined.
    Tumacácori Museum
    11 Photos

Did You Know?

Did You Know?

The Santa Cruz River begins in the Patagonia Mountains of southern Arizona, runs south into Mexico, makes a sweeping U-turn and continues north through Sonora, Mexico and Arizona to join the Gila River and eventually the Colorado River which empties into the Gulf of California.