Last month, STQRY launched a number of fascinating and engaging apps globally. Read on to learn more about the latest “Apps Gone Live,” featuring all kinds of destinations – from landmarks and museums to cities and universities.
Presidio Museum Tours
Travel back through time to 1775 and explore the historic Presidio Museum in Tucson, Arizona. An authentic recreation of an original Spanish presidio (fort), the museum includes a 2,000-year-old excavated Native American pithouse, an original Sonoran Row House, and depictions of soldiers’ quarters along with what the presidio would have looked like at full occupancy centuries ago.
Presidio Museum Tours
The STQRY-powered app includes two tours of the Presidio San Agustin del Tucson Museum and the Turquoise Trail. While the museum tour covers each of the aforementioned highlights, the Turquoise Trail tour is a 2.5-mile walking loop that immerses participants in the architecture, history, and culture of Downtown Tucson.
Tour Macon
Welcome to the city of Macon, Georgia where there’s something remarkable to experience year-round! Whether you’d like to dive into their deep-rooted history of soul music or immerse yourself in their one-of-a-kind cherry blossoms in the springtime, Macon is a hidden gem of the South that you won’t want to miss.
Tour Macon
With the STQRY-powered Tour Macon app, choose between three self-guided tours complete with detailed maps of the locations and accompanying audio to narrate your travels. In addition, read engaging descriptions about each of your tour stops and learn firsthand why Macon is known as The Place Where Soul Lives.
African American History Trail
Visit Prince William County’s African American History Trail in Virginia and celebrate the immense contributions of Black citizens made there throughout history. Learn that without individuals like Benita Fitzgerald Mosley, James Robinson, Fannie Fitzgerald, and many others, the county and its diverse community would not be the same as it is today. Along the trail, learn about the history, arts, and culture of the region and how it can be tied back to some of Prince William County’s most influential individuals.
African American History Trail
Explore landmarks such as Agnewville and Leesylvania State Park while you listen to fascinating stories and read about their significance to the region’s rich legacy of African American hardship and achievement.