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Presidio of Tubac

Santa Cruz County · In plaza at Old Tubac · location approximate

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PRESIDIO OF TUBAC Garrisoned by Spanish in 1752 First town established in Arizona by Europeans Here on March 3, 1859 The Weekly Arizonian was published--Arizona's first newspaper.

Cast and erected in 1957 by Arizona Newspapers Association, before this book went to press.

1958 text, presented as a historical document. It uses the period's terms for Native people. The book proposed 100 markers for Arizona's highways and records 14 as cast when it went to press.

Arizona still marks its history under the same law: the State Historical Advisory Commission approves a marker, the Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records certifies that its text is authentic and historically correct, and the Arizona Department of Transportation erects and maintains the markers on state highway right-of-way. Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records ↗

David Rumsey Map Collection, Stanford Libraries

Marker data: Historical Markers in Arizona, Vols. I-II (Arizona Development Board, 1958), text by Bert Fireman

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