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Located in the Band Building at 300 E. Indian School Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85012 on the grounds of Steele Indian School Park, the Phoenix Indian School Visitor Center is a historic building that remains from the nearly 100 year old Indian boarding school. Visit the PISVC to learn the true history of Indian boarding schools across America.
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4 days ago · Steele Indian School Park is the premiere special event park in central Phoenix. It boasts 72 acres of green grass, mature shade trees and a historic setting. The north side of the park features a playground, two half-court basketball courts and two sand volleyball courts.
The Phoenix Indian School Visitor Center (PISVC), former site of the Band Building for the Phoenix Indian School located at 300 E Indian School Road, Phoenix, AZ 85012, IS open for business! The beautiful, inspiring space is available for the following:
At the center of Steele Indian School Park, near the Circle of Life fountain, is a new, focal point that connects modern Phoenix to the ancestry of indigenous people and the past to the future like never before.
Park features. The park and its ponds are open 364 days a year. It is served by the Central at Indian School station on the METRO Light Rail system. The Phoenix Indian School buildings that are on the National Register of Historic Places and are being restored and renovated.
Oct 12, 2017 · For 99 years, Phoenix Indian School housed and educated Native American children — initially by forced removal from their reservations — on 160 acres of land in what is now central Phoenix.
Steele Indian School Park is the premiere special event park in central Phoenix. The 75-acre park features acres of green grass, mature shade trees and a historic setting. Amenities include hiking paths, a playground, two half-court basketball courts, sand volleyball courts, group ramadas, amphitheater and bird lake, fishing, and a dog park.
