You had to be tough to survive in the Old West. Especially if you were a woman. Join us on a 2-mile, 2-hour walk as we celebrate the women who were smart enough, bold enough, or talented enough to not only survive, but to thrive in Tucson. The resilience and passion of these Wild Women transformed the West into the place we know and love today. Perfect for history buffs and those who love women.
- Celebrate the stories of courageous women in Tucson's history
- Enjoy a leisurely 2-mile walk with a knowledgeable guide
- Learn about bold figures who transformed societal expectations
- Ideal for history enthusiasts and those seeking unique insights into the Old West
Park in the garage and walk up the ramp to the front of the Linda Ronstadt Music Hall to meet your guide.
Hear how this house was saved from demolition because of the Fremont name, and learn why Fremont's eldest daughter, Lily, was, surprisingly, a Wild Woman.
Learn about the history of Barrio Libre and the red-light district, and how the "queen of the demimonde," Eva Blanchard, bent all the rules of society to become a Wild Woman of Tucson.
Discover the story of the 7 courageous nuns who trekked 300 miles through the desert to open Tucson's first school, and Arizona's first hospital.
Learn the truth about Arizona's Bandit Queen, Pearl Hart.
Hear the harrowing account of Larcena Pennington's resilience after she survived an attack by Apache warriors.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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