‘Photographs by Barry M. Goldwater: Collection’

Through Sunday, June 2. Scottsdale’s Museum of the West, 3830 N. Marshall Way.

$15, $13 for seniors and active military. Admission for full-time students is $8 with a valid ID. 480-686-9539, scottsdalemuseumwest.org remember him photographing celebrities who visited his home, including Elizabeth Taylor and Sammy Davis Jr. Goldwater once took a candid shot of President John F. Kennedy during a visit to the White House and sent it to him. Kennedy signed it and wrote that Goldwater should stick with the profession he was best at – photography.

In addition to the ongoing photo exhibit, the museum will feature a special program from 1 to 2 p.m. Jan. 30 called “Growing Up Goldwater: Family Photographs & Stories,” which will feature Goldwater family members sharing stories about their father and grandfather.

NICK OZA/THE REPUBLIC Alison Goldwater shows a photograph of natives taken by her grandfather, Barry Goldwater. Alison Goldwater and her family are getting ready to release an archive of photos taken by Barry Goldwater throughout his life and have created a library and foundation to honor his legacy.

FOUNDATION BARRY AND PEGGY GOLDWATER Goldwater near Tuba City in a photo taken by Peggy Goldwater sometime around 1938.