April 17 is your last day to see and explore the “Toys! It’s Not All Fun and Games” exhibit. It will be coming down the week of April 18-22 in
The Sharlot Hall Museum will open a new exhibit June 18 to honor Prescott’s rodeo heritage and the 50th anniversary of “Junior Bonner.”
How did a deteriorating log house whose history was covered in clapboards and neglect become a museum for territorial history?
Toys have been around as long as civilization – maybe longer. A new, interactive exhibit opens (to the public) March 20 at Sharlot Hall Museum that will go beyond the
An exhibit thousands of years in the making finally opened this past December at Sharlot Hall Museum. The Yavpé Ethnobotany Garden at the Museum is an organic, living exhibit that
For God, gold and glory, they came… they saw… and they conquered! Whether trapping for beaver pelts, seeking a navigable waterway, mapping a route to the west, or searching for
With his wife Ethel, he went on-the-road in their “motor home” going from town to town showcasing his wares in the early 1900s. Willard J. Page traveled the Southwest bringing
Consider “Meeting the Four O’Clock Train,” the featured exhibit located inside the Lawler Exhibit Center on campus. For almost a century, rail service to Prescott was a critical element to
