Midcentury Marvels: Commercial Architecture of Phoenix, 1945 - 1975 Released in January 2011, this colorful, coffee table-style hardcover book is the most comprehensive ever published on the history of midcentury commercial architecture in Phoenix. The 264-page book features a review of high-style Modern and roadside "Googie" architecture across the nation and at home; a visual tour of some of the most significant commercial structures built in Phoenix during the post World War II era; and a look at the architects who shaped modern Phoenix, including Frank Lloyd Wright, Ralph Haver, Al Beadle, Bennie Gonzales, and more. »order form Sold out! The second printing will be available in late March 2012.
	Historic Homes of Phoenix: An Architectural & Preservation Guide Published in 1992, Historic Homes of Phoenix remains the definitive guide to historic residential architecture in Phoenix. The book provides an overview of the diverse styles of architecture in Phoenix and includes design guidelines for homeowners planning rehabilitation or restoration of a historic home in Phoenix. »order form
	Mid-Century Marvels: Modern Architecture in Phoenix In 2006, the Historic Preservation Office partnered with the Phoenix Office of Arts and Culture to photograph a selection of 25 of the city's most architecturally significant post-World War II era buildings. This brochure, intended to accompany the photography exhibit, features several of the project's photographs and provides basic facts on the 25 buildings photographed for the project. (Historic Building Project)
	Palm Maintenance Brochure This brochure provides property owners in historic districts with guidance regarding how to properly maintain vintage California fan palms and date palms.

Other publications available through the Historic Preservation Office:

• New Deal Architecture in South Mountain Park: A Handbook & Tour Guide
  
• A Walking Tour of Historic Downtown Phoenix
  
• The Union Station: Phoenix's Portal to the Nation

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