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Featured Mayer Home (Sold)
13132 E Main Street Mayer, AZ 86333 Only one hour from Phoenix. Right in Mayer - off the 69 on the way to Prescott. Large manufactured home, built 1960.
About Mayer
Near the center of Arizona, in the foothills of the Bradshaw Mountains, lies the small, unincorporated town of Mayer. With a population of less than 1500 people, Mayer remains unknown to almost all but its residents and neighbors, but its history is as lively and resonant as many larger cities.
Mayer includes three sites listed on the National Register of Historic Places namely Mayer Apartments, Mayer Business Block, and Mayer Red Brick Schoolhouse.
History
Mayer Arizona is located near the center of the state. It was founded and named by Joseph Mayer and his wife, Sarah (Sadie) Belle Wilbur Mayer, who purchased the “Big Bug Stage Station,” a stage stop on the Black Canyon Stage Line from Prescott to Phoenix, in 1882 for $1,200 in gold. Joe Mayer then proceeded to found a town, where he was the major player until his death in 1909.
Even after Joe Mayer’s death, the Mayer family, which included daughters Mary Belle (Mamie), Martha Gertrude (Martie) and Winifred Lucille (Winnie) and son Wilbur Joseph (Burr), continued the family tradition of entrepreneurship and community service. Direct descendants of Joe and Sadie Mayer continued to live in Mayer until the death of Winifred’s younger son in 2006. There are also other stories and characters to tell about in the history of Mayer, and many families who settled in Mayer decades ago are still there – an inextricable part of the history of a place and time in central Arizona which lives on today.
Location
Only one hour from Phoenix. Right in Mayer - off the 69 on the way to Prescott.
Attractions
Arcosanti Tours - is both a tourist destination and educational project which combines the concept of ecology and architecture. The premise of a commune type of living.
Pueblo La Plata- is a large archaeological site within the Agua Fria National Monument. One of the most prominent and easily accessible ruins within the Monument.
Prescott Peavine National Recreation Traill - The 5.2-mile trail begins just south of Watson Lake at the gravel parking lot by the lush Watson Woods Riparian Preserve. The preserve is teeming with green along the crushed stone and dirt trail.
Restaurants
The Cellar at Creekside is such a nice place to hop in when you are looking for an incredible steak. Jackie Boyz Little Italy, is located in main street of Humbolt, is a hidden gem for an authentic Italian cuisine in a cozy country setting. Lucky's BBQ & Burgers is the best BBQ restaurant that satiate your highest satisfaction level.
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