- Overview
- Saguaro Models
- Custom Models
- Home Tour 2017
- Is it a Beadle?
- Ocotillo Models
- Century Models
- Tour in 2010
- Howel in 1961
- Cholla Models
- Palo Verde Models
- Home Tour 2006
- Vintage Graphics
- Photos from 2006
- Photos from 2009
- Other Models
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Paradise Gardens marketing brochure circa 1960
Including what the homes look like today
Click to enlarge the brochure
Other identifying characteristics for the Saguaro include sunflaps, trellis, CMU protrusions, and U-shaped plan 
A Saguaro 100 model in 2016
Other identifying characteristics for the Palo Verde include Sunflaps, three windows in front elevation, occasional wood sunscreens, and square aperture in roof by entryway. Storage volume in carport is far from front door.
A Palo Verde 200 model in 2016
Other identifying characteristics for the Ocotillo include angled carport, window wall by front door, and breezeblock in carport. 
An Ocotillo 300 model in 2016
Other identifying characteristics for the Cholla include sunflaps, two windows on front elevation, and storage volume in carport is closer to front door. 
A Cholla 400 model in 2016
Original subdivided plat map in 1958. The top left portion of Gold Dust was bulldozed to create State Route 51. The community's original monument sign is absurdly stranded in the vacant lot across the highway on 32nd Street.
- Overview
- Saguaro Models
- Custom Models
- Home Tour 2017
- Is it a Beadle?
- Ocotillo Models
- Century Models
- Tour in 2010
- Howel in 1961
- Cholla Models
- Palo Verde Models
- Home Tour 2006
- Vintage Graphics
- Photos from 2006
- Photos from 2009
- Other Models
- Receive advance notice of next year's events!