True Tales of Prescott, Arizona, American Chronicles, Paperback Located in the center of Arizona, Prescott is the heart and soul of the state. Carved out of the wilderness to become the first capital of Arizona Territory, the town has been a magnet for colorful characters since 1864. From Isaac Goldberg, proprietor of the first saloon, to musical icon Bruce Springsteen, Prescott has hosted its fair share of legends. Highwayman Brazen Bill Brazelton moseyed through the streets of Prescott, as did Bucky O'Neill and Barry Goldwater. Famous landmarks like the Palace Saloon survived not only Prohibition but also the Great Fire of 1900, which burned through Whiskey Row. Join historians Bradley G. Courtney and Drew Desmond as they round up tales of Prescott's fascinating past.
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| Brand | Unbranded |
| MPN | 9781467151870 |
| Book Title | True Tales of Prescott |
| Item Length | 9in |
| Item Height | 0.4in |
| Item Width | 6in |
| Author | Not Available |
| Format | Trade Paperback |
| Language | English |
| Topic | Social History |
| Publisher | Arcadia Publishing |
| Publication Year | 2022 |
| Item Weight | 0 Oz |
| Number Of Pages | 144 Pages |
True Tales of Prescott, Arizona, American Chronicles, Paperback Located in the center of Arizona, Prescott is the heart and soul of the state. Carved out of the wilderness to become the first capital of Arizona Territory, the town has been a magnet for colorful characters since 1864. From Isaac Goldberg, proprietor of the first saloon, to musical icon Bruce Springsteen, Prescott has hosted its fair share of legends. Highwayman Brazen Bill Brazelton moseyed through the streets of Prescott, as did Bucky O’Neill and Barry Goldwater. Famous landmarks like the Palace Saloon survived not only Prohibition but also the Great Fire of 1900, which burned through Whiskey Row. Join historians Bradley G. Courtney and Drew Desmond as they round up tales of Prescott’s fascinating past.