living the dream on the open road...
We've visited Sedona a number of times, enjoying it's beautiful red rocks, great restaurants and unique shops, but we've rarely taken the time to explore the history of Sedona. We were here for a full week, the weather was lovely, it was the perfect time to explore!
Our first stop was the Sedona Heritage Museum where the Jordan Family began a farm in the 1870s, eventually planting almost 1500 fruit (apple and peach) trees. By 1931 they had a one room cabin and a tractor shed and by 1937 they were the largest employer in the area. The Jordan's success brought the construction of the fruit packing shed in 1946, and a new car and another house addition in 1947.