Whiskey Row, downtown Prescott, is one of Arizona's most popular streets. At the turn of the century saloons lined the street. Today, Whiskey Row is a favorite for both locals and visitors alike. From The Galloping Goose to the old Saint Michael's Hotel, you'
Prescott, AZ Historic DistrictsThe cornerstone of historic "Whiskey Row," Hotel St. Michael, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, represents the coming of age of Prescotts hostelries. Constructed on the site of the modest Hotel Burke, which burned in 1900
Prescott, AZ Historic HotelsProfessor Hall's Cinema Museum is a private museum housing a 40-year collection devoted to preserving the history of cinema technology and Arizona film history. - A Chronology of Edison Motion Picture Machines - 19th Century Showmen in Arizona - Original 1903 Scene Descriptions of "
Prescott, AZ MuseumsThe Museum's nine buildings and four special gardens form an architectural sequence spanning the years from the founding of Prescott in 1864
Prescott, AZ MuseumsOpened in 1935, the mission of the Smoki Museum is to promote an understanding and appreciation for the historic and prehistoric Native American culture of the Southwest and features the largest collection of Kate Cory oil paintings in the United States.
Prescott, AZ MuseumsLargest performance venue in Prescott featuring guest performances by world-renowned performing artists, the Phoenix Symphony...
Out of Africa is located in Camp Verde at the base of the beautiful Mingus Mountains. This is a wildlife park located on 104 ...
Nestled in the heart of Northern Arizona, StoneRidge Golf Course offers players scenic views and more than 350 feet of dramat...