Anecdotes of Prescott History Brought to Life From the Pages of Old Newspapers and Other Sources.
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October 31, 2021
The History of the Horribles
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Due to their over-the-top, Mardi Gras-quality costumes, pictures of “The Horribles” often appear around Halloween in Prescott. However, thei...
October 3, 2021
1878: Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman is Amazed With Prescott
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It was Gen. William Tecumseh Sherman’s first trip to Arizona. He was on the way to inspect the area Army camps. He would visit Camp Verde be...
July 5, 2020
Early Independence Day Celebrations
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Surrounding the Civil War, not everybody was inclined to celebrate Independence Day. Many who lived in Yavapai County were sympathetic to So...
March 11, 2018
A Union Spy in the Joseph Walker Camp
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Joseph Rutherford Walker, circa 1860 It is well understood that Fort Whipple was established to protect Anglos around the Prescott area....
January 6, 2016
The Jack-the-Ripper of Yavapai County?
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To the Anglos, Indian-killer John B. Townsend was a celebrated hero. To the Native Americans, he was equally an antihero. This account ...
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