3.3K views | Did you know that before #Phoenix became the state capital, Prescott and Tucson were negotiating for the right to be the territory of Arizona’s capital? Learn that story and more in our new series, “Putting a Stamp on Phoenix History.” Discover the stories that have shaped our City. Watch this six-part series here: https://bit.ly/3VtcGTA #PHXHistoryMonth | City of Phoenix, AZ USA | Facebook

There are many stories to tell about Black History in #Phoenix:  People who made a difference ️ Places of significance ✴️ Historical moments in time Please share this video on your feed & watch more #BlackHistoryMonth stories from #PHX here: https://bit.ly/3wYnmfd | City of Phoenix, AZ USA | Facebook

For 30 years, the Green Book was a travel advisory that gave Black Americans advice on lodging, businesses, and restaurants during the Jim Crow era in the United States. Phoenix had numerous listings in the Green Book, three of those listings are still standing today. Learn more with City of Phoenix Official Historian, Steve Schumacher. Join us in celebrating Black History Month with more insightful videos: https://bit.ly/3EKnlTn | City of Phoenix, AZ USA