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…in 1863 the first 73 lots in downtown Prescott AZ sold for an average of $53.50 per lot.
Prices are a bit higher now, but there are still some great deals on lots in the Prescott area. Currently, there are 2400 vacant commercial and residential lots for sale in the Prescott area. Contact me, I’d [...]
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 Posted by Jerry Cecil  August 6, 2011, 12:52 pmThe home,opened in February 1911, is a retirement home that overlooks downtown Prescott. The home is one of Prescott’s prominent landmarks and dominates the view to the west from downtown. Arizona Pioneers' Home
Posted by Jerry Cecil August 6, 2011, 12:27 pmI visited Arcosanti which is just 35 miles east of Prescott AZ and I was amazed. This is trully one of the best examples I can think of for future urban planning. Arcosanti was started in 1970. It’s ideas and principles were way ahead of its time. Now, when the nation is actually considering things like [...] Posted by Jerry Cecil August 6, 2011, 11:43 amThe answer, Prescott AZ. Prescott was named the capital of the Arizona territory in 1864. It held that status until 1867 where it was moved to Tucson. Prescott became the capital again in 1877 and lost the capital status to Phoenix in 1889. The first territorial capitals governor’s mansion, is located at Sharlot Hall Museum grounds [...] Posted by Jerry Cecil August 6, 2011, 11:37 amElk Ridge Ski Area is 65 miles north of downtown Prescott AZ. Though Elk Ridge is not a major ski area it has some things to offer that other ski areas lack. It is a perfect place for the casual skier. There are no crowded lift lines and several easy hills to practice on. Snow here comes [...] Posted by Jerry Cecil August 6, 2011, 11:30 am |
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