Specialty:
" Petersen House Museum is a historic site associated with a Danish immigrant, prominent entrepreneur, and local farmer. The museum acts as a reminder of Tempe's past and the residents who served to pave the way for future generations. The museum offers trips to the Petersen House for groups of 10 or more and is scheduled by appointment with two weeks' advance notice. The house is an example of Queen Anne-style brick architecture in the Salt River Valley. The museum was listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1978 and received the Governor’s Award for Historic Preservation in 1990. Petersen House Museum offers self-guided and guided tours and free admission.
2026 Highlights: Petersen House Museum is the oldest Queen Anne Victorian brick residence still standing in the Salt River Valley. "








