Pueblo Grande Ruin

Pueblo Grande Ruin is a National Historic Landmark and a huge ancient Hohokam Indian town site that was ceaselessly involved in the vicinity of 100 and 1450 A.D. Intensely impacted by contacts with Mexico, the Hohokam assembled a Central American style ball court and an expansive workmanship stage hill encompassed by caliche-block residences in the vicinity of 1150 and 1450 A.D.

The hill covers 3.3 sections of land and stands 20 feet high. The Pueblo Grande Museum contains the shows on the Hohokam individuals and it comprises of two sections that were on contiguous properties and both are related to a similar history.