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Beer connoisseurs and fans across the state voted the Prescott Brewing Company "Arizona's No. 1 Microbrewery." Online voting started in 2009...
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| | Feelin' lucky? Slots, poker tables await at Bucky's | Lady luck is alive and kicking in Prescott.
People looking to take a shot at her can visit Bucky's Casino at 1500 E. Highway 69.
The casino offers a mix of gaming opportunities that include tables and machines. Risk-takers can take their shot at riches and at the same time enjoy the view of the tri-city area and mountains. | | | Sharlot Hall Museum: Where history lives ... | For young Margaret McCormick, the log mansion on Prescott's main thoroughfare would not only be her "own dear home," but it would be her final abode as well. ... The heartbreak of Arizona's second territorial governor Richard McCormick and his young wife - the first first-lady-in-residence - is just one of the compelling stories embedded in the ponderosa pine-log walls of the Territorial Governor's Mansion on the grounds of Sharlot Hall Museum.
| | | Ghost hunting: Spirits lurk ... seek at your own risk | The three-story Knights of Pythias building is the only remaining structure on Prescott's courthouse plaza that survived the great fire of 1900.
Apparently, some ghosts survived along with it. ... | | | A forest forever: Prescott National Forest offers variety of activities close to town | Prescott is literally surrounded by Prescott National Forest trails, lakes and campgrounds, making it easy to visit several sites in one day or spread them out in between morning shopping sprees and Whiskey Row nights.
The 1.2-million acre forest spreads north to Route 66 and south nearly to the Phoenix metro area ... | | | Vinyl Night each Tuesday | | Every Tuesday evening around 6 or 7 p.m., customers at Whiskey Row's Bird Cage Saloon in Prescott get a free ride through musical history. It's called Vinyl Night and music fans love it. |
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| | Great Intersections: Gurley & Montezuma. Miners, ranchers, businessmen, politicians, drunks, gamblers, cowboys, ladies of the night and church elders all crossed this intersection, sometimes together, at one time or another throughout the history of Prescott. See story |
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