Sedona Travel and Tourism Guide

In early twentieth century , that is , in 1901,Theodore Schnebly from Missouri , journeyed westwards and settled at an altitude of 4500 feet in a place full of red rock mountains. Later when this beautiful place was permitted to have a post office of its own, Theodore applied for the name, “SEDONA” after his [...]

Sedona in Arizona is said to have named after the first postmaster’s wife Sedona. She was very popular among the people for her hospitality. Sedona started its growth through cultivation. It was also famous for the quality of apples and other fruits. Later tourism took over its importance and made a mark on the map.