It seemed a normal July day in 1888 Prescott, but soon a ridiculous, domino-effect of events would cause the most bizarre railroad accident ...

Note: This was originally written as a "Days Past" article in June 2018. However, since the Sharlot Hall Museum website was hacke...

For Arizona, prohibition came early in 1915. Although stills were probably put to work almost immediately, law enforcement did not seize ...

To be precise, these are the craziest stories that did not involve criminal intent. Those deserve telling on their own.

Perhaps it was because their hearts were extra-lonely. Perhaps it was because they were caught up in the romance of Western novels. Per...

When automobiles were new inventions, it was inevitable that at least some cowboys would decide to try to replace their horses with cars i...

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...

In this premier edition of Cowboy Escapades (formerly titled "Crazy Cowboy Tricks,) we look at true stories of bear roping and buffa...

They were racing for the premier awarding of the Arizona Gazette Cup in a contest organized by the Prescott Auto Club. Nineteen cars w...

The teen years of the 20th century brought an awkward adolescence when it came to street traffic.  Animals and autos didn't mix well on...