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Indian Ridge Historic District, Tucson
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The Indian Ridge Historic Project shares the history and resources of the Indian Ridge Historic District, a mid-century modern neighborhood built by the Lusk Corporation in Tucson, Arizona, from 1955 to 1964. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places on July 16, 2010, the district is presented as one of Tucson’s original master-planned communities. The project’s educational website brings together information about the neighborhood’s homes, architecture, residents, and preservation.
Visitors can explore Lusk Corporation model homes and floor plans, historical advertising and booklets, builder awards, photographs, and oral histories from former residents. The site also documents the University Indian Ruins, which predate the neighborhood and helped inspire its name, including historical records and excavation information. A notable part of the collection is more than 200 original floor plans by Anne Rysdale, described as the only registered female architect practicing in Arizona from 1949 to the early 1960s.
Additional resources cover the neighborhood pool, swim team, preservation, remodeling, and maintenance, alongside community events and contact information
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