Restore The A.S. Noon Building

Help to preserve and restore The Noon Building, an iconic part of Southern Arizona’s border history!

The A.S. Noon Building, located in Nogales Arizona, was built in 1908 by Adolphus Samuel Noon and has remained within the Noon Family for generations & still does today.  In 1986, the Noon Building was added to the National Registry of Historic Places.  The Noon Building sits proudly on Grand Avenue in downtown Nogales, Arizona,  just a few hundred yards from the DeConcini Port of Entry to Mexico. It is the only flatiron building in Southern Arizona.  For over 109 years, The Noon Building has helped to shape the economy of downtown Nogales, contributing growth and opportunities for commerce, by providing business space for local merchants all within walking distance of the Nogales/Mexico border.

OUR PLAN
Our unique historic building in a readily accessible downtown location, very close to the Business District in Nogales Sonora, and the DeConcini Port of Entry. 

We will be offering contemporary lodging and office/conference space in a classic building with 360 degrees of stunning views, high ceilings and the latest in web link technologies. 

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Adolphus Samuel Noon
Before there was The A.S. Noon Bldg., there was A.S. Noon Blacksmith & Machinist. 
The A.S. Noon Bldg. through the years
The A.S. Noon Bldg. through the years
The A.S. Noon Bldg. through the years
The A.S. Noon Bldg. through the years
The A.S. Noon Bldg. through the years
Today
Intersection of Grand Ave, Elm St. & Arroyo Blvd.
Intersection of Grand Ave, Elm St. & Arroyo Blvd.
Looking South to Mexico & the DeConcinni Port of Entry from the roof

Leaking windows & crumbling plaster
Leaking windows