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RCSCW partners with Sun Cities Area Historical Society

Rec center history signs made, installed

The Recreation Centers of Sun City West partnered with the Del Webb Sun Cities Museum to create four historical signs recently installed at each of the community’s four recreation centers.

The signs provide a brief history of each center and explain the story behind the names of each facility.

The sign in front of the Beardley Recreation Center, 12755 W. Beardsley Road.
The sign in front of the Beardley Recreation Center, 12755 W. Beardsley Road.
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RCSCW partners with Sun Cities Area Historical Society

Rec center history signs made, installed

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The Recreation Centers of Sun City West partnered with the Del Webb Sun Cities Museum to create four historical signs recently installed at each of the community’s four recreation centers.

The signs provide a brief history of each center and explain the story behind the names of each facility.

The sign in front of the Beardley Recreation Center, 12755 W. Beardsley Road.
The sign in front of the Beardley Recreation Center, 12755 W. Beardsley Road.
Submitted photo

In the case of the R.H. Johnson, Fred Kuentz and William Beardsley recreation centers, the signs also provide a biography of the person for whom each center was named. The signboards were installed at the main entrance to each facility.

The Del Webb Sun Cities Museum, owned by the Sun Cities Area Historical Society, designed each sign and covered the cost of printing each one. Each sign is printed on a sheet of aluminum to protect it from all weather conditions.

The Recreation Centers of Sun City covered the cost of installing each sign at each of the recreation centers.

The Del Webb Sun Cities Museum is located at 10801 W. Oakmont Drive, Sun City in one of the first of five original model homes opened there.

The museum is open noon-3 p.m. Sundays and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays. Call 623-974-2568 to book a group tour.

Visit delwebbsuncitiesmuseum.org.

Editor’s Note: We’d like to invite our readers to submit their civil comments, pro or con, on this issue. Email AZOpinions@iniusa.org.

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