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Sedona, Arizona was founded in 1902 by T. Carl Schnebly who was it's first postmaster. Carl named the new town after his wife whose first name was Sedona. Carl was a jack of all trades and like a lot of people in the then territory of Arizona. Did what ever it took to take care of their families. The Schnebly's were farmers, merchants and laborers.
Sedona has been continually inhabited for over 12,000 years most of that by Paleo-Indian, Clovis and Folsom culture hunter/gatherers. Around 300 B.C. more sedentary groups with small gardens and ideas from Mexican cultures, started the first hamlets and villages we see the ruins of today. Archeologist call them the Sinagua culture. However for many reasons these people abandoned their little villages and pueblo style dwellings around the year 1450 A.D. The Apache's and Yavapai now live and represent the Native Americans in the surrounding area today.
Sedona has been continually inhabited for over 12,000 years most of that by Paleo-Indian, Clovis and Folsom culture hunter/gatherers. Around 300 B.C. more sedentary groups with small gardens and ideas from Mexican cultures, started the first hamlets and villages we see the ruins of today. Archeologist call them the Sinagua culture. However for many reasons these people abandoned their little villages and pueblo style dwellings around the year 1450 A.D. The Apache's and Yavapai now live and represent the Native Americans in the surrounding area today.
Sedona still has a lot to offer those seeking a reboot from their daily lives and is a top vacation getaway. The attraction of the red rock canyons and vistas is the focus. However, comfort and accessibility has made our majestic location available to all. We hope your stay in our special place on Earth is one that will stay in your memories for a life time.
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