The doors of the Scottsdale Historical Museum will finally open to the public on Feb. 1, after having been closed for more than two years because of the COVID-19 pandemic and new improvements.
Also known as the Little Red School House, the museum was established in the former school building that is a marker of the city’s longstanding history.
The building, which was erected in 1909, became the museum’s resting place in 1991 thanks to the efforts of the Scottsdale Historical Society, a group of impassioned residents dedicated to preserving the city’s history that manages the museum.
