In 1906 there was a preservation effort, that led to the passage of the Antiquities Act, designed to protect natural, historic, and scientific interest. Only Congress and the President can designate a National Monuments or Park. This is a fantastic road trip to explore and discover Arizona National Monuments and Parks, its most unusual geological formations, stunning deserts, mountains, ancient cliff dwellings, places of historic significance and scientific interest.

FORMAT: In-Person
INSTRUCTION METHOD: Lecture
AGES: Adults 16+
EXPERIENCE LEVEL: All skill levels
PREREQUISITES: None
FEE: Free. Please kindly RSVP below so we can plan accordingly. Donations for our 501(c)(3) are graciously accepted at the door
INSTRUCTOR NAME: Albert Monreal Quihuis

Albert Monreal Quihuis is a Multi-Award-Winning Author in 3 different genres. His most recent book is “The Legacy Journal, The Treasure Map to Your Life and Heritage.” The history of the world is not complete until your story is told. It has received three awards for the “Best Gift Book, Best Activity Book and Best Self-Help Guide.” In 2018, he published an inspirational historical memoir, “Better Than Me, Three Generations of Inner Strength,” it received 2 first place International Latino Book Awards, “Most Inspirational and Best Story with a Latina Theme.” Albert started writing multicultural books to inspire young people to learn more about their culture, traditions, and being proud of their heritage, “The Sofia and Pepe the Parrot Adventure Series.”

Albert is a native of Arizona, and has traced his family to the 1700s in Arizona. He is an Arizona historian and speaker. He served in the United State Air Force and graduated from Arizona State University. Albert has served on the board of directors and member of many professional, civic and non-profit organizations. Most recently, Tempe History Society, Arizona Humanities, Mesa Art Center Committee, Arizona Historical Society, First Families of Arizona, and Arizona Authors Association.