The Southwest Blend Magazine presents "Historic Sites Partner to Offer a Passport to Adventure, Yuma, Arizona."

Yuma, Arizona - Historic Sites Partner to Offer a
'Passport to Adventure'

   The Quechan Indian Tribe, the Arizona Historical Society, Arizona State Parks, the City of Yuma, and the Yuma Crossing National Heritage Area have teamed up to promote visitation to Yuma’s historic sites by offering The Yuma Passport to Adventure. This program offers a heavily discounted admission price package to Yuma’s premiere historical and cultural treasures: Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic Park, Yuma Crossing State Historic Park, Sanguinetti House Museum, Quechan Tribal Museum and Yuma Art Center Museum.
   These keepsake passports can be purchased for only $10 each at the Yuma Convention and Visitors Bureau Visitor Center, which is located at 377 N. Main Street, in downtown Yuma. 
   Passport holders will expand their knowledge and awareness of local history, culture and the arts. "This is the type of collaboration that will help us enrich the visitor experience by sharing the history of Yuma with more and more people.", commented Charles Flynn, Executive Director of the Heritage Area.
For more information about the passport contact the Yuma Crossing Heritage Area at (928) 373-5194, or Yuma Convention and Visitors Bureau (928) 783-0071, or (800) 293-0071