Dud Clark had been contracted to build a road from Prescott to Ash Fork when Lee Burhans called out to him. “Burhans was a member of a picni...

Mingus Mountain Inn, 1949. In the 1920s, cars were far less dependable and, as a result, service stations were more numerous and spa...

When scouting first came to Arizona, it started in Prescott and became hugely popular. Not only were boys of the proper age being turned ...

Originally, the wagon trail going through Bell's Canyon was meant as an alternate route from Kirkland to Date Creek. However, the topo...

It was Sunday, January 22, 1911. Two young men had made the risky climb to the summit of Thumb Butte. While enjoying the view and careful...

The Burnt Ranch house that replaced the burned cabin. It was 1961 when plastics manufacturer Arthur Edison bought the 160 acres for fut...

Old Stone Cabin at Placerita, AZ. Since this picture was taken, the roof reportedly has collapsed. There are different types of ghost t...

Memorial plaque at the Constellation Trailhead honors the victims. February 28th, 1959, was another "darned nice day" weather...

Artist's conception of the Aswang (Part 1, "Land Dwellers" can be found by clicking here) The Crazy Cave Creatures of...

Most locals have heard of the Mogollon Monster, but descriptions of exactly what kind of creature it might be have changed over the years...

Many Changes: On this 1905 map, Glassford Hill is labeled as "Bald Mountain."  The east-west railroad tracks just north are t...

Nestled along the Granite Dells, Watson Lake makes for one of the most picturesque scenes in Prescott.  Watson is a man-made lake created i...