History of Phoenix, Early Wagon Roads from Phoenix to Cave Creek, Prescott, and Wickenburg, Arizona 

Sweet thank you for all the valuable information 👍

Your presentation is incredibly educational, Ed. You always help me learn new stuff, which is important to me. To see those roads leading into the Phoenix Settlement, then the townsite is remarkable. You make it so easy to envision those freight wagons bouncing along north and south. Love it!

Another wonderful production, Ed! Thanks for all your hard work and dedication to preserving the history of our beautiful city.

I am really enjoying your videos. Thanks for making them!

Well done, Ed! Thanks for keeping our history alive.

very nice info, lived in various intersections of those old roads and wagon ways. thank you

Hi Ed - I grew up in Central Phoenix and wanted to let you know how much I appreciate all your hard work putting these videos together. I enjoy them tremendously. So much history we hear so little about. Thank you for your time!

I'm a Wickenburg resident, born in AZ, and drive Grand ave every day from Wickenburg to 43rd ave and Indian school. I love this history!!!! Thank you Ed

Love this information on early phoenix history.

Really awesome! Great job.

On this day when the temperature in Phoenix was 113 degrees we have to ask ourselves: How did they ever do it back then? Thanks for this look at a portion of our history.

Great info and presentation

Hello are you named after Dobbins Road?

Gila City, not Phoenix and the Grand and Arizona canals were originally dug centuries ago.

19th ave and northern 1870