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Snowflake's Historic Homes: A Journey to the Past
30 Nov
Summary
- Heritage Inn offers a preserved Victorian getaway in Snowflake, Arizona.
- Snowflake's pioneer history is showcased through a walking tour of historic homes.
- The town of Snowflake was named after its founders, William Flake and Erastus Snow.
Snowflake, Arizona, invites visitors to step back in time with its well-preserved Victorian architecture and rich pioneer history. The Heritage Inn, once a private residence and now a bed-and-breakfast, offers an authentic glimpse into the late 19th century with its original decor and antiques.
The town's heritage is further explored through a two-hour walking tour featuring over 100 historic homes, many listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This tour showcases residences connected to the town's founders, William Flake and Erastus Snow, detailing the establishment and growth of this Latter-day Saint settlement.
Beyond its historic homes, Snowflake offers natural attractions like the White Mountain trails and Fool Hallow Lake. Nearby Show Low, named after a card game, also boasts interwoven history with its pioneer past and Latter-day Saint community presence, adding to the region's compelling narrative.
