
Sharlot Hall’s Adventure on the Arizona Strip
In 1911, Sharlot M. Hall toured the little-known corridor of land between the Grand Canyon and Utah known as the “Arizona Strip.”
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In 1911, Sharlot M. Hall toured the little-known corridor of land between the Grand Canyon and Utah known as the “Arizona Strip.”
By Marjory J. Sente Abraham Blumberg lived in Prescott for little more than a decade, but in that time he built a prosperous, modern business, as well as a house on Mount Vernon Street with unique features. Born in Talsen,
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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,
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