About Scottsdale

• Emma Stone, the Oscar-winning actress, spent her teenage years in Scottsdale.
• Cold Stone Creamery, the popular ice cream chain, was founded in Scottsdale in 1988.
• The arrival of the railroad spurred agriculture and tourism, establishing the city.
• Taliesin West, Frank Lloyd Wright's winter home, is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
• The Great Depression impacted cotton prices, diversifying Scottsdale's economy.
• It's named after Winfield Scott, who settled here in 1888; incorporated in 1951.
• With over 240,000 residents, it's larger than many state capitals.
• At 1,257 feet, its altitude offers stunning desert views and cleaner air.
• Tourism and hospitality are major employers, catering to a global audience.
• A blend of luxury and rugged desert beauty evokes a sense of sun-kissed indulgence.
• The Arizona Diamondbacks won the World Series in 2001, a state-wide celebration.
• The Waste Management Phoenix Open is Arizona's largest sporting event and PGA tour stop.

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