Back in 1911 motorcycles were closer to what people might call motor bikes today. Early machines had pedals like a bicycle. Single cylind...

1907: Masons lay the cornerstone for their lodge on Cortez St. It is difficult today to understand the social gravity and importance o...

John Frye was a well-liked, 20 year-old who came to Prescott and got a job as a correspondence clerk at the Prescott State Bank. In mid-...

One of Franklin Roosevelt's most popular Depression programs was the Civilian Conservation Corps. The CCC enrolled unskilled and une...

For over a century Goldwater's general merchandise store not only offered the staples of life, but also brought first class merchandis...

Due to a mature tree rooting its way into a sewage pipe, the Fort Whipple Museum had been closed for six months. But now it's reopened...