This is an opportunity to contribute content to new storytelling cookbook from the Historical League. The Historical League has embarked on an exciting endeavor to launch a second storytelling cookbook, Tastes & Treasures Volume II. As in the first Tastes & Treasures, it will showcase exceptional restaurants located in historic Arizona buildings. Featuring chef-inspired recipes, the cookbook will also include photos and share the histories of these properties. Also featured will be recipes and food memories from Historymakers including Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, Jim Bruner, Ed Beauvais and Erma Bombeck to name a few. The warm Western hospitality and delicious cuisine we appreciate and celebrate will be reflected in this cookbook. A new section features Tribute pages with an opportunity for you to honor a loved one with a recipe, food memory, photograph and short biography. For more information, click here. Leave a Legacy that will continue to keep on giving for years to come.

If you are someone who loves Arizona and its history, joining the Historical League may be right for you. Our organization is very social in nature and we feature lectures from historical experts at our monthly meeting, held the first Monday of each month. In addition, our members travel to historic sites and museums all over the state, as well as out-of-state trips to visit historic sites.

AN ORGANIZATION FOR HISTORY LOVERS
The Arizona Historical Society is Arizona's oldest cultural organization, founded by the Arizona territorial legislature in 1864. The Historical Society is responsible for preserving Arizona's rich and dynamic history, both for present and future generations. The centerpiece of the Society in Central Arizona is the AZ Heritage Center in Papago Park; 1300 N. College Ave, Tempe, AZ 85281. This magnificent tribute to Arizona's history is a Smithsonian affiliate. The Mission of the Historical League is to support the AZ Heritage Center in Papago Park. http://www.arizonahistoricalsociety.org/museums/tempe/