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Today we take electricity for granted. Just flip a switch, right? Not in 1908 Arizona, when constructing a power plant involved burros to haul equipment.
Gus Barth, railroad man in early Prescott, apparently had nine lives as his career was often a literal trainwreck.
Sharlot Mabridth Hall lived a life of accomplishment…and much of her inspiration came from the surrounding landscape and her life as a ranch woman.
Beginning with cooperative stock roundups involving local ranches, the birth of the rodeo in the Prescott area has a colorful story.
The Library & Archive’s Fort Whipple Collection is now fully processed, thanks to volunteer Worcester Bong. What does this mean for members and patrons?
Welcome to the first issue of our Museum Digest, a compilation of news briefs from around the Museum during the last month.
