West Side-Clark Addition Historic Neighborhood Mesa AZ

West Side-Clark Addition Historic Neighborhood Mesa AZ The West Side-Clark Addition is located just west of downtown Mesa and is on the National Historic Registry. Remodeling?

The neighborhood is now applying for local historic status. The West Side-Clark Addition Historic District is located immediately west of the original townsite of Mesa, Arizona. The general boundaries are west of Country Club to Date and from the north side of 2nd Place to the south side of Pepper Place. The district consists of four contributing single-family residential subdivisions platted betw

een 1930 and 1947, and a single post-historic, subdivision platted in 1973. The district takes its name from the West Side Addition, the earliest subdivision platted in the neighborhood, and form the Clark family that was associated with the establishment of three of the four subdivisions. The West Side-Clark Addition Historic District is eligible for listing on the National Register at a local level under Criterion “A” for its association with community planning and development in Mesa. The West Side-Clark Addition Historic District is an early example of the process of suburbanization that changed Mesa from an early twentieth-century agricultural settlement to one of Arizona's larger, sprawling twenty-first-century cities. Specific development trends in these four historic subdivisions govern the appearance of the West Side-Clark Addition Historic District. The pre-World War II subdivisions in the northern part of the district contain the oldest houses. These represent the first westward leap beyond the edge of the Mesa townsite. The two later subdivisions, platted after the end of World War II, represents the era of rapid construction and population expansion that characterized Mesa's west side after the War. Consider these services:
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Please join us tomorrow, Sat Feb 22, 3pm to 8pm, at The Millet House for the opening reception of “Wisdom of Diversity....
02/21/2025

Please join us tomorrow, Sat Feb 22, 3pm to 8pm, at The Millet House for the opening reception of “Wisdom of Diversity.” This is a curated group show that we think you will enjoy. We hope to give visitors the full experience of all the love and beauty that has gone into these walls for over a decade. Food and the best possible weather will only add to the experience! The exhibit will remain up through March 17 by appointment.
Above: “Hand of the Creator” — Painting by Sai’la Woi/Abel Ochoa

The Millet House is open until 5pm today, Oct 23, for Our View of Peace, an interactive Peace project. Artist Adrian Bla...
10/23/2024

The Millet House is open until 5pm today, Oct 23, for Our View of Peace, an interactive Peace project. Artist Adrian Black is collecting drawings and words from as many people as possible, looking for shared experiences of peace, themes, patterns. Come take a look and join in if you like!

More open hours:
Wednesday, October 23, 10am-5pm

Thursday, October 24, 10am-5pm

Saturday, October 26, 10am-5pm

Sunday, October 27, 10am-5pm

Wednesday, October 30, 10am-5pm

Thursday, October 31, 10am-5pm

10/11/2024

Adrian Black is featured artist for the “Our View of Peace” exhibition, with an opening reception this Saturday, October 12, 10am-3pm. Adrian has collected “views of peace” from over 800 people and is aiming for 1000. The hope is that a wider picture may lead to shared conclusions. You are invited to participate by creating your own view as well as by helping to identify patterns in the whole. The show will run through October 31, with open hours to be posted here and on our website. Supporting artists with larger pieces in the show are Toni Miller; Sharon Ose; Lani Axman; Jacob Bush; Heather Smith-Gearns; and Andrea Rogers

Mayor John Giles Jennifer Duff

Wow! You should drop everything and read this article by Lynn Marie in Southwest Contemporary. The article sets forth th...
06/20/2024

Wow! You should drop everything and read this article by Lynn Marie in Southwest Contemporary. The article sets forth the current situation with the arts in Arizona: dire (in terms of funding) but with bright spots (a lively AZ art scene with talented and innovative artists; an exciting new Executive Director at the AZ Commission on the Arts.)

(Plus — The first photo in the article is at The Millet House! Congrats to Killian Cinnamon!)

Artist Christina You-sun Park becomes director of Arizona Commission on the Arts—just as its state funding is slashed by sixty percent.

The Warrior Cats books went quickly, to a sweet grandma who will be reading them aloud to her grand! Even children who p...
05/22/2024

The Warrior Cats books went quickly, to a sweet grandma who will be reading them aloud to her grand! Even children who prefer graphic novels still love to be read to. Speaking of graphic novels, observe! Two Dog Man books! A dog may even have taken a bite of one of them. Hey and we have grownup books too! Top shelf!

Andrea Rogers is at the Millet House today, to read from her latest story and to talk about art. Also, Bing cherries and...
05/20/2024

Andrea Rogers is at the Millet House today, to read from her latest story and to talk about art. Also, Bing cherries and cookies are being enjoyed!

Some lovely neighbor has contributed two different sets of Warrior Cats AND Star Wars books to the kid shelf in our Litt...
05/08/2024

Some lovely neighbor has contributed two different sets of Warrior Cats AND Star Wars books to the kid shelf in our Little Free Library! Thank you, whoever you are!

Faces of Mesa Podcast is on Spotify as of yesterday! Theresa Schlechty and I were both interviewed. So fun. I do sound t...
05/05/2024

Faces of Mesa Podcast is on Spotify as of yesterday! Theresa Schlechty and I were both interviewed. So fun. I do sound terrified in the beginning of my session! Thank you, Nick and Gladys, for launch party support. Grateful to Molly and Danica Marlin and Tomas for the project and for the launch party/great food at The Nile Coffee Shop. (Jalapeño-honey-covered nuts were my personal favorites!)

Listen to The facesofmesa Podcast on Spotify. The Faces of Mesa project highlights unity within the diversity of Mesa’s community. A photographic documentation and response database, Faces of Mesa serves as a snapshot of our neighbors, community, friends, families and strangers who perhaps aren’...

The Millet House Gives Back! Our December group show, Radiance, opens December 16 with an all day community event. Art, ...
12/12/2023

The Millet House Gives Back! Our December group show, Radiance, opens December 16 with an all day community event. Art, food, music, community!

Radiance: anything that shines; anything that glows. The returning of the light

12/02/2023

In the spirit of the season, the Millet House Art Collective has extended our Call for Art til December 5 at 11:59 pm. “Radiance” will be a highlight of a December 16 all-day event to g…

04/26/2023

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