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7575 East Princess Drive
Scottsdale, Arizona 85255

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	About Scottsdale, AZ The well-rounded city of Scottsdale, located northeast of Phoenix, merges local character with cosmopolitan flair. Named after Chaplain Winfield Scott, its first resident, western spirit is proudly promoted in Scottsdale architecture and themed merchandise. If you're visiting Old Scottsdale, in particular, notice how it makes the most of regional appeal, offering shops, restaurants, and crafts stores that reflect the local culture. When it comes to tourism and entertainment, an impressive Center for the Arts showcases the city's dedication to performance and visual arts, as do an abundance of upscale galleries. Scottsdale offers a host of things to do, including spa destinations, golf courses, art museums, festivals, nightlife and shopping.

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Geronimo! The legendary Chiricahua Apache, Geronimo, was a war leader who defended the land of his ancestors against Mexico and the U.S. Born in 1829 in southeastern Arizona, Geronimo spent much of his life there until he and hundreds of other Apaches were transported to military outposts in Florida. Eventually he ended up at Fort Sill in the Oklahoma territory. Before his death in 1909, Geronimo expressed his desire to return to Arizona. Today, however, he is buried in the Apache cemetery in nearby Fort Sill.

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