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Yuma, Arizona


Yuma is located in the south-western part, next to California, and on the border to Mexico, and is the 14th largest city in the U.S. State of Arizona. It is one of the sunniest city in the world, with around 320 days of sun per year.

It is known as the "Winter Vegetable Capital of the World". In the winter the city produces over 90% of the lettuce, citrus, and vegetables for the United States. The city's name became famous around the world after the movie 3:10 to Yuma came out, starring Russell Crowe and Christian Bale.



To See And To Do In Yuma


  • Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic Park
  • The Castle Dome Mines Museum
  • Lutes Casino Restaurant
  • The Sanguinetti House Museum and Garden
  • The Art Center
  • Dream Gift Shop
  • Downtown
  • The Colorado River State Historic Park
  • Z Fun Factory - Mini-Golf, Go-Karts and more.
  • The Yuma Crossing National Heritage Area
  • Prison Hill Brewing Company
  • West Wetlands Park


History Of Yuma - Timeline


Long before the first Europeans came, the Quechan (Yuma) and related native peoples farmed and hunted along the Colorado River. Record shows that these communities thrived for centuries.

In 1540, Hernando de Alarcon and Melchior Diaz explored the area. In 1683, Eusebio Francisco Kino visited the location of the future prison and quartermaster's depot. He explored the area and documented the strategic Yuma Crossing for future travel and missions.

In 1774, Juan Bautista de Anza led an expedition to California via the Yuma Crossing. In 1781, the Quechan revolted against the Spanish control and the Spanish attempts to dominate the area ended.

In 1848, the U.S. gained control of the region. In 1849, the California Gold Rush turned Yuma into a key ferry crossing point. In 1850, Fort Yuma was established to protect settlers. In 1852, the Uncle Sam was the first steamboat to reach the settlement.

In 1853, a smaller settlement was established named Arizona City. In 1854, the settlement around Fort Yuma was formally founded and named Colorado City. In 1857, a post office was established, and a stage road was built.

In 1862, the townsite was destroyed by flooding. In 1863, the town was rebuilt and Colorado City became a part of Arizona City. In 1864, a Pony Express service reached the town. The U.S. Army established the Quartermaster Depot.

In 1866, the town was surveyed with a wide street plan to handle heavy wagon traffic. In 1869, the Polhamus House was built. It was purchased by Colorado River steamboat pilot Captain Isaac Polhamus. It later served as a hospital during the typhoid epidemic and as Yuma's first public library.

In 1870, the Sanguinetti House was built. Eugene Francis Sanguinetti was a businessman who later expanded his general store to a large commercial empire.

In 1871, Arizona City was incorporated. In 1872, the Arizona Sentinel newspaper was published. In 1873, the town was renamed Yuma. In 1876, a prison was built. In 1877, the Southern Pacific Railroad reached Yuma.

In 1884, the town had electricity. In 1891, the Southern Pacific Freight Depot was built. The Golden Marriage Bell Wedding Chapel was built. The building was originally built as a drug store. In 1893, the Methodist Parsonage, and the Brown House were built. The Brown House was built. C. L. Brown founded the Morning Sun newspaper.

In 1894, the Norton House was built. The house was built for George Duke, a real estate agent and banker. George W. Norton later bought the house. He was an army engineer, a businessman, and legislator who also served in the Territorial and State Legislatures.

In 1895, the Caruthers House was built by F. B. Logan. the Morning Sun newspaper was founded. The Yuma Pioneer Cemetery was established. In 1896, the Connor House was built. In 1899, the Stoffela Store, and the Balsz House were built.

In 1900, there were 1,519 people living in the town. In 1901, the Ortiz House was built. G. A. Ortiz was a carpenter and mason.

In 1902, Yuma was incorporated as a city.

In 1905, the Morning Sun newspaper became the city's first daily paper. The Methodist Church and the Alfred Griffin House were built. Alfred Griffin served as the caretaker of the Yuma Grammar School. The Peter Hodge House was built. Peter Hodges was a couple of years later killed by Francisco Marques, who fled to Mexico. The Jerry Kent House was built. The Pancrazi House was built. The Pancrazi family were a business family who founded the A.T. Pancrazi Real Estate Services, Inc.

In 1906, the Ruth Ewing House was built. Ruth Ewing was a parishioner of St. Paul's Episcopal Church. The E. B. Jackson House was built. The George Marable House was built. The A.B. Ming House was built by Billy Marvin, a real estate agent. A.B. Ming bought the house and he served for many years as the County Assessor.

In 1907, the Russell-Williamson House was built. J. T. Russell was a builder and Williamson was the Yuma County Tax Assessor for more than two decade.

In 1909, Yuma High School was established, and the St. Paul's Episcopal Church was built. The Carmelita Mayhew House was built. Carmelita never lived in the house. She managed the property as a rental unit. The Clara Smith Riley House was built. Clara Smith Riley was wife of Walter Riley who served as a court recorder, prison guard, and Yuma County Assessor. The Brownstetter House was built in 1909. Harry Brownstetter was merchant, real estate developer, and financier.

In 1910, the Fredley House was built for Mrs. Jennie Fredley. In 1911, the Double Roof House was built. In 1914, a police department was established. In 1915, the West Main canal was completed. A highway bridge was completed and connected Yuma with California. The Ghiotte House was built. John Ghiotti worked at the Gandolfo store and later operated four grocery stores of his own.

In 1916, the Henry Levy House was built. Henry Levy was a lawman, serving as town marshal and the first elected Chief of Police when the department was established.

In 1917, the Gandolfo Theater, and the Lee Hotel were built. The J. Homer Smith House was built. He was a druggist and banker who served as the mayor of Yuma. In 1920, the Fourth Avenue Junior High was built. The Frank Ewing House was built. Frank Ewing was a businessman, and also known for inviting Theodore Roosevelt to visit.

In 1921, a City Hall was built. In 1922, the U.S. Post Office, and the Drake Hotel were built. In 1926, Hotel del Ming was built. The Roosevelt School was established. In 1927, the Cactus Press Plaza Paint Building was completed. In 1928, the County Court House was built. In 1930, the San Carlos Hotel was built. In 1931, the Masonic Temple was completed.

In 1940, the Mary Elizabeth Post Elementary School was built. In 1942, Camp Laguna, for desert warfare training, opened. In 1959, the Yucca Power Plant was built. In 1970, the Desert Sun Stadium opened.

In 2007, the movie 3:10 to Yuma premiered and made Yuma known around the world. In 2026, there were 103,559 people living in the city.