Car Rental in Chandler, AZ
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Rental Cars in Chandler Arizona
and the Chandler Airport, - Chandler Car Rentals
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INTERESTED IN THE HISTORY OF CHANDLER, ARIZONA?
In 1891, Dr. Alexander
John Chandler, the first veterinary surgeon for the territory of Arizona,
bought 80 acres of land from the federal government south of Mesa in the
Salt River Valley. Dr. Chandler studied the relatively new science of
irrigation engineering and was instrumental in building an early system of
canals in what was then an arid desert.
By the turn of the century, Dr. Chandler owned an 18,000 acre ranch. The
charter of the Salt River Project provided that each landowner could obtain
enough water to irrigate only 160 acres. Dr. Chandler sought the help of
planners and architects in subdividing his ranch and drawing up a town-site
map. He then advertised nationally the sale of Chandler Ranch sites.
In
recent years, Chandler's borders have been expanded and the population has
boomed -- from 30,000 in 1980 to more than 120,000 today. The economic base
of Chandler has been diversified. While agriculture is still somewhat of a
vital element, Chandler now enjoys a strong manufacturing and electronics
sector.
The downtown storefronts have been restored to a modern version of their
original turn-of-the-century look, and the plaza has been redesigned and
named after the City's founder. The Center for the Arts, new parks,
restaurants and retail centers mark an exciting future for the City.
Family festivals such as the Ostrich Festival, and a host of other annual
events, make Chandler a popular draw for travelers from all across the
country.
And the citizens of Chandler enjoy a quality of life unsurpassed in the
Valley today. It certainly appears that Dr. Chandler knew what he was doing
the day he dreamed of this jewel in the desert.
September 10, 2007