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The Pueblo Grande Museum Archaeological Park is located in Phoenix, Arizona. The park features two sites that are inhabited by prehistoric Puebloan cultures the Little Colorado site and the Kayenta site. The Little Colorado site is a small village that was occupied from about AD 800 to 1250. The Kayenta site is a large village that was occupied from about AD 1300 to 1450.

The museum features exhibits on the archaeology of the two sites, as well as displays on the history of the Puebloan people and the Navajo Nation. The park also has a museum store that sells souvenirs and books on Arizona history.

The Heritage & Science Park/Historic Heritage Square Phoenix is a 20-acre park that preserves and showcases the history of Phoenix. The park contains historical buildings and monuments, as well as gardens, ponds, and a wildlife refuge. The Heritage & Science Park also hosts cultural events, such as concerts and festivals.

St. Mary's Roman Catholic Basilica Phoenix is a historic church located on Central Avenue in Phoenix, Arizona. The basilica is the mother church of the Maricopa County Roman Catholic Archdiocese and the seat of the Archbishop of Phoenix. The church was designed by noted Phoenix architect Virgil I. Vogel. It is a Romanesque Revival architecture style building made of pinkish buff-colored bricks with a tile roof.

Phoenix is a major metropolitan area in the U.S. state of Arizona. The metropolitan area is named for the city of Phoenix, which served as its original capital. With a population of nearly 6 million as of 2015, it is the most populous metropolis in Arizona, and the 16th most populous in the United States. Phoenix is also the fifth most populous city in the United States, behind New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago and Dallas. The metropolitan area is home to approximately 4 million people who live in an area larger than that of 22 individual U.S. states.

The Phoenix metropolitan area is one of the fastest-growing regions in the United States, with an annual growth rate of 2.5%. As of 2010, it was estimated to have a GDP of $124 billion. The metropolitan area's economic engines are health care, international trade, technology companies and tourism. Agriculture and food processing are also significant parts of the economy. In addition to its economic impact, Phoenix has a significant impact on public policy; it is one of only two U.S. cities with a veto power on legislation that affects their residents (the other being New York City).

The Phoenix Police Museum is a museum located in downtown Phoenix, Arizona, that preserves police history and artifacts. The museum is housed in the oldest continuously operated municipal building in the United States.

The museum has a collection of over 10,000 objects, including firearms, vehicles, and uniforms. It also has a library and archives that contain materials on police history, officer training, and crime prevention. The museum is open from Monday to Saturday 9 am to 5 pm, and on Sundays from 1 pm to 4 pm. Admission is free.