Mountain View Black Officers Club, Sierra Vista (2006 Most Endangered Historic Place). High on a hill overlooking Fort Huachuca Army base in Sierra Vista sits a dilapidated building that once echoed with the sublime song stylings of Lena Horne during World War II. She came to entertain the black troops at the Mountain View Black Officers Club, built in 1942 by the then-segregated Army for its growing number of black soldiers. Pictured is retired Army 1st Sgt. Tom Stoney Sr., combat veteran of Korea and member of the Southwest Association of Buffalo Soldiers. (Photo source: Barbara Alper, Parade Magazine)		Join Us! The Arizona Preservation Foundation needs you! If you are not already a Foundation member, please join us to help preserve Arizona's historical, archaeological, architectural, and cultural legacy. MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS ~ Informative monthly e-newsletter ~ Time-sensitive "Action Alerts" about threatened properties ~ Discounts on Foundation-sponsored conferences, workshops, and tours ~ Special invitations to free and fee events ~ Technical assistance and advice (upon request) To become a Foundation member or to volunteer, please print, complete, and mail this MEMBER/VOLUNTEER FORM to Arizona Preservation Foundation, P.O. Box 13492, Phoenix, AZ 85002.
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