Heritage Square, Victorian era urban park in downtown Phoenix, United States

Heritage Square is a city park in downtown Phoenix, Arizona, at 6th Street and Monroe Street, about 332 metres above sea level and roughly 0.7 km from central Phoenix. The square holds a group of late 1800s buildings, among them the Rosson House, and sits on flat ground; Camelback Mountain rises about 12 km to the southwest.

The group of buildings dates from Phoenix's territorial period and represents the city's growth during the Victorian era. These structures played an important role in shaping the early community and its economic development.

Heritage Square takes its name from the cluster of Victorian-era houses kept on their original lots, the Rosson House of 1895 among them. The square is a public park, and the surrounding buildings house a museum, shops and restaurants; visitors can tour the Rosson House rooms and see period furnishings and woodwork.

The site is easily accessible in downtown Phoenix at the corner of 6th Street and Monroe Street. You can walk freely around the outdoor areas or book guided tours inside the Rosson House to see the interiors.

The buildings remain in their original locations and use traditional construction techniques and materials from the 1800s without later alterations. This makes it a rare example of authentic architectural preservation rather than reconstruction.