Photograph of the Wickenburg Bridge and the Hassayampa River in Wickenburg, Arizona in 1928. (Sharlot Hall Museum Memory ...

Sara Coleridge, daughter of Samuel Coleridge the poet, wrote verses for children during the mid-1800s and amongst her ditties about gardens and flowers that bloom each month, she is perhaps most ...

On the left end of northern Arizona's San Francisco Peaks sits a dormant, 12,000-foot-tall volcano known as Humphrey's Peak. It's not just the elevation that makes this mountain special ...

Prospectors first struck gold in Arizona in the late 1850s, the following decade bringing a small gold rush. The 1870s were all about silver, as people rushed to capitalize off of huge deposits in the ...

Cattle: At one point in the late 1800s ... the OK Corral in Tombstone in 1881, six years before his death from tuberculosis, the territory had just 40,000 residents. When Arizona became a state ...

Cattle: At one point in the late 1800s, there were around ... with outlaws at the OK Corral in Tombstone in 1881, six years before his death from tuberculosis, the territory had just 40,000 residents.