And they've become regulars at The Derby in Hollywood. Get 'em by calling 886-9428. From 1906 to 1913 Norman Wallace lived in Tucson while surveying various railroad lines into northern Mexico. Luckily for us, the surveyor habitually photographed his travels. Many of those images appeared in Arizona Highways , and are now revealed in The Photographic Journey of Norman G. Wallace , now on display at the Arizona Historical Society.
Admission is free.
For details, call 628-5774. Learn more about the wheels of justice at People's Law School , presented by the Arizona Trial Lawyers Association. Each installment in this series focuses upon a particular legal quandary, featuring lawyers from both the prosecution and defense perspectives. Speakers include Bruce Chalk of the Pima County Attorney's office, and defense attorney Mike Bloom. Cultural and media boundaries are crossed in Meditation in Ink , now on display in the Unitarian Universalist Church.