Diana Saloon on the left, Gurley St. on the right, (Thumb Butte in the Middle). When the capital moved to Tucson in 1867, many scoffers beli...

  No one knows what the business was actually named. A Sanborn-Perris mapmaker identified it only as “Chinese” in 1895.  This writer might h...

In 1994, 16 people from the Yavapai Chapter of the Arizona Archeological Society spent over 400 hours investigating the lot at 140 North...

By 1918, Prescott was keen to clean up the city's reputation in regards to prostitution. Fines were increased from a simple slap on t...

A review. Knowing that Prescott's Whiskey Row is central to her history, it's surprising that it took until the 21st century fo...

Arrow shows the location of the Double-Decker Brothel on Granite Street  in this 1890 lithograph. This 1885 photo, taken from the Ol...