15 narrated audio stories from across Yavapai County — hidden history, true crime, food legends, and local lore from its towns, landmarks, and back roads.
Prescott Rodeo Grounds
At the rodeo grounds, a local contest became Prescott’s annual civic ritual.
Prescott Rodeo Grounds
From an 1888 contest to a civic ritual, Prescott built a rodeo identity.
Prescott
Prescott’s brief, dramatic turns as Arizona Territory’s capital.
Prescott Rodeo Grounds
How a Fourth of July rodeo became Prescott’s defining public tradition.
Whiskey Row
How Whiskey Row became Prescott’s rowdy commercial heart.
Whiskey Row
A devastating fire remade Prescott’s most famous block.
Whiskey Row
How a rough frontier block became Prescott’s enduring downtown symbol.
Whiskey Row
A downtown fire destroyed Whiskey Row and shaped the block visitors know now.
Prescott
A young territorial capital caught in Arizona’s early political tug-of-war.
Sharlot Hall Museum
How one preservation campaign became a cornerstone of Arizona history.
Whiskey Row
How one block by the Plaza became Prescott’s loudest, liveliest center.
Fort Whipple
A frontier army post helped turn a new town into Arizona’s first capital.
Prescott Rodeo Grounds
A local competition grew into Prescott’s enduring Fourth of July spectacle.
Fort Whipple
A frontier Army post shaped Arizona’s first capital.
Sharlot Hall Museum
A preservation campaign that became one of Prescott’s defining history museums.
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