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1889—Less than three weeks after the Arizona territorial legislature made train robbery a capital crime, a sensational hold-up made headlines across the young territory.
We are very sorry to announce the postponement of Sharlot’s WineFest, planned for Saturday, August 21. The rapidly-increasing numbers of the COVID-19 pandemic have put a sharp strain on our event vendors and added a risk to our event that
Traveling Chautauquas lasting up to a week took place in Prescott into the 1920s and brought culture and educational experiences. They were a combination of lectures, dramas and musical presentations.
The Chautauqua Movement, a popular type of distance education in the 1800s, gave women in Prescott a chance to gain the equivalent of a college education.
“There’s always something to do in the Archives.” This statement floats between staff and volunteers at the ever-busy Research Center. One ongoing project, among others, is the cataloging of Sharlot Hall’s personal library.
WineFest Pick ‘n’ Pull Donations Wait, you can donate wine? Yes! Our Pick ‘n’ Pull fundraiser at Sharlot’s WineFest lets people pick a “mystery” wine for $20 a chance…and directly benefits the Museum. If you’d like to donate wine to
