Prescott PO & Federal Building when brand new. The people of Prescott were excited when, in 1913, a sizable portion of the southern...

For attorney AG Baker, it was a routine chore. He left his office with a will in hand to be signed by a paralytic Pioneers’ Home resident...

In 1867,  the only permanent structure on Prescott's Plaza was a flagpole.  But one morning in March, people arriving downtown came ...

The first use of the name “Horsethief Basin” in an Arizona newspaper was on November 1st, 1911, but its history as the heart of a crimina...

Virginia Lee (born LaVerne) Corbin On March 2nd, 1910, the Weekly Journal-Miner reported that Mrs. LE Corbin, wife of a wealthy busines...

John Slack and Phillip Arnold were 10 years apart in age, but both were born in Elizabethtown, KY, and both went to fight in the Mexic...