Prescott, AZ, first capital of AZ with Brad Courtney

SUBSCRIBE: There is a world of 1900 history to be savored and learned in Arizona's first territorial state capital, Prescott, Arizona.
Visit the Sharlot Hall Museum an open air campus of historical buildings, events, pictures, and artifacts dating back to the late 1800's and into early 1900's preserved to begin with by the foresight of Sharlot Hall.
When in Prescott, you will for sure walk Whiskey Row and stop into the Palace Saloon to find your way back to the days of Doc Holliday, Wyatt and Virgil Earp as towns people, including our narrator for this video, Bradley Courtney, author of several books about this period of time in Prescott and tour guide in Prescott dress up in period costume predictably on Saturday a.m. at the Palace Saloon. Bradley has written a book about the Fire of 1900 on Whiskey Row, one of the most devastating events in the entire history of Arizona. Enjoy this video letting you in on some of the stories about Buckey O'Neill and Whiskey Row brought to you on Travel Newsmakers.

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Excellent! Glad you verified it is the same bar. You are a star!