This Day in Arizona History: November 12
1859: Massive Sheep Drive Through Tucson In the dusty streets of Tucson, a colossal herd of 46,000 sheep paraded southward, bound for the markets of California. This epic migration highlighted the rugged trails and booming livestock trade that defined frontier life in the Southwest. 1868: Farewell to a River Pioneer Lieutenant Joseph C. Ives, the… Read More »