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Every year, we have the honor of welcoming a number of interns to our Museum team. For most, the Museum is a stop along the way to grander goals and dreams—a valuable testing-ground for skills and projects. Regardless, each staff
By Mick Woodcock Last week we learned that General William Tecumseh Sherman planned to visit Prescott in 1878. He arrived at Fort Whipple about 4 PM on Wednesday, September 18 and was whisked off to a dinner at Dr. McKee’s,
In 1878, Civil War General William T. Sherman made a somewhat unexpected visit to the young town of Prescott.
Samuel Porter Putnam, leading advocate of the Freethought movement, had a profound impact on young Sharlot’s life and the community of Prescott.
Prescott’s earliest female settlers had courage–read the stories of Mary Catherine Brooks and Margaret Ehle.
Women settlers began arriving in Prescott in early 1864—Mary Ramos was perhaps the earliest, and her name is associated with a building on today’s Museum grounds.
