This building was finished in 1920 and opened as the Chandler Theater. Later it was bought by another couple who renamed it the Rowena. The theater seated 600, and is a nice example of the Mission Revival style of architecture.
Written Jan 17, 2013
Address: 81 West Boston Street, Chandler, AZ 85225
The Price Building was built in 1914 by David Jacobson, the first mayor of Chandler. It was named for Arthur E, Price, Chandler's first attorney and justice of the peace, and operated as a pharmacy for many years.
Written Jan 17, 2013
Address: 80 South San Marcos Place, Chandler, AZ 85225
In 1918, Dr. Kramer M. Gilbert, Chandler's first doctor, had this building built and practiced medicine here for over 30 years. On the second floor of the building was the office of Chandler's first dentist.
Written Jan 17, 2013
Address: 71 West Boston Street, Chandler, AZ 85225
This building housed the Arrow Pharmacy for almost 90 years beginning in 1918. The pharmacy was run by John "Doc" Weber and had a very popular soda fountain where residents of the town would gather for soda and ice cream.
Written Jan 17, 2013
Address: 11 West Boston Street, Chandler, AZ 85225
There is a nice gift shop called Sibley's in old town on San Marcos Place where you can get more info about Chandler and buy gifts and postcards for the folks back home. One of the neat things is that they also have postage stamps for the cards including the ones for mailing cards to Canada and other countries overseas. The lady I talked to while I was there was very nice too.
Written Jan 17, 2013
There are two statues in the park: One of Dr. A. J. Chandler, who helped found the town, was the first veterinarian in Arizona and helped design and build the irrigation system that helped farmers in the area, and one of famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright.
Written Jan 17, 2013
Dr. A. J. Chandler Park straddles Arizona Avenue between Buffalo Street and Boston Street through the main part of Old Town Chandler. The park is a nice place to relax and has long been the social gathering place for old town. The Christmas Tree you see in Photo 2 is a popular tradition in the town and is constructed of tumbleweeds.
Written Jan 17, 2013
Old Town Chandler runs mainly along Boston Street, Arizona Avenue and San Marcos Place. The entire old town is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Chandler Historical Society has done a great job posting signs in old town telling the history of the buildings complete with an old photograph.
Written Jan 17, 2013
Like the rest of the Phoenix Metropolitan Area one of the things that attract people to Chandler is golf. The San Marcos Golf Resort is right by Old Town Chandler and offers fine dining, weddings and other special programs, luxurious acommodations and of course golf.
Written Jan 17, 2013
Address: 1 North San Marcos Place, Chandler, AZ 85225
Phone: (480) 857-4410
Website: http://www.sanmarcosresort.com/
The Chandler Center for the Arts offers a wide variety of entertainment like plays, music, ballet, modern dance a other types of entertainment. The center is very active and widely supported by the community. Worth checking out while in Chandler.
Written Jan 17, 2013
Address: 250 North Arizona Avenue, Chandler, AZ 85225
Phone: (480) 782-2680
Website: http://www.chandlercenter.org/entry.html
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