McFarland State Historic Park

McFarland State Historic Park is situated in downtown Florence, Arizona, at the intersection of Main and Ruggles streets. The park is noted for its preserved territorial courthouse, characterized by adobe walls and a shingled roof, reflecting the architectural style of the Arizona Territory period. The courthouse was originally constructed in 1878, expanded with a jail in 1882, and completed with additional courthouse features in 1891. This site serves as a significant landmark, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and provides insight into the region's history and governance during the frontier era. At McFarland State Historic Park, visitors can explore the museum to learn about Ernest McFarland and the area's rich history. The park offers a view of historical structures and exhibits. Parking is available nearby, and the setting is accessible for those seeking a leisurely visit. As conditions and access may change, it is advisable to confirm hours, fees, and closures with the official state agency before your visit.