Days Past An Oasis in the Desert The Bradshaw Mountains of Central Arizona contain many treasures—among them is Castle Hot Springs. Read More » 09/21/2022
Days Past Native American Baskets Carry History Native American baskets are woven with more than willow and sumac—they are also woven with the tribal beliefs of the weaver. Read More » 09/12/2022
Days Past Who Was the Mysterious “Arizona Bill”? “Arizona Bill” was a colorful character and alleged Army scout on the Territorial frontier. But who was the real man behind the legend? Read More » 09/04/2022
Museum News New Faces on the Museum Team Meet our newest team members here at the Sharlot Hall Museum: David Hernandez, Josh Nomland, and Kylie Head. Read More » 09/02/2022
Days Past The Black Canyon, from Stagecoach Trail to Highway Today’s I-17 and SR-69 travelers to Phoenix often don’t know that the backbone of these two highways was a stagecoach route: Black Canyon Highway. Read More » 08/28/2022
Days Past The Schuermans: Homesteading in Red Rock Country “No roads, no schools or churches. It was beautiful, but so wild and strange…” These were the words of Henry and Dorette Schuerman as they established their homestead near modern-day Sedona. However, they would persevere. Read More » 08/21/2022