October 01, 2024
E5: Susan Ricci - Mesa's Legacy in Spring Training
In this episode, we dive into Mesa's legendary spring training history with Susan Ricci from the Mesa Historical Museum. She shares insights into how Mesa became a haven for baseball, including the intriguing role of the Buckhorn Baths in attracting teams.
Susan Ricci
Susan Ricci is a passionate historian and the director of the Mesa Historical Museum, where she has dedicated her career to preserving the rich history of Mesa and its surrounding areas. With a deep appreciation for local culture, Susan engages the community through educational programs and exhibits that highlight the diverse stories and contributions that have shaped the region.
Under Susan's leadership, the Mesa Historical Museum has become a vital resource for both residents and visitors, offering a comprehensive look at the city’s past. Her commitment to storytelling and heritage preservation has made the museum a hub for cultural enrichment, inviting guests to explore the intriguing narratives that define Mesa's unique identity. Learn more about Susan and the Mesa Historical Museum by watching the episode below!
Mesa Historical Museum
The Mesa Historical Museum serves as a cornerstone for understanding the heritage and history of Mesa, Arizona. Showcasing a diverse collection that includes artifacts, photographs, and interactive displays, the museum has documented the evolution of the city from its early settlement days to its present-day status. With a focus on preserving local stories, the museum highlights significant events, cultural influences, and the people who have shaped the community, making it a treasure trove for history enthusiasts and a valuable resource for future generations.
