Prescott was Arizona's first territorial capital, a mining boomtown where saloons outnumbered churches and not everyone who checked into the hotels checked out. Some of them, locals say, are still here.
On this 90-minute, one-mile walk through Whiskey Row, your Southwestern Gothic dressed guide takes you past the Palace Saloon, the Hotel St. Michael, the Elks Opera House, the Old Firehouse Plaza and the Granite Street garage. Hear what happened at the Palace that Arizona's governor tried to cover up, why the St. Michael's upper floors run cold on warm nights, what archaeologists found beneath the parking garage, and the Hassayampa Inn story that stays with people long after the tour ends.
Every story is originally researched by co-founder and local author Susan Johnson. Mother and son owned, five generations of Arizona roots, 2,000+ verified reviews. No scripts, no recycled facts.
We do not enter buildings. Comfortable shoes and water advised. Your attendance is gravely appreciated.
Our guide will be dressed in southwestern gothic attire and will meet you on the walkway to the courthouse plaza.
We'll end next to the Hassayampa Inn at which point you can either pop in for a bite to eat or drink or walk right down Gurley Street back to where the tour started at the Courthouse Plaza.
Start at the Rough Rider Statue on Courthouse Plaza. Prescott was Arizona's first territorial capital, and this plaza is where the boomtown, and its ghosts, began.
Built in the early 1900s, the Hotel St. Michael quickly became a beacon for visitors to Prescott, AZ.
With a history steeped in paranormal activity and tales that chill to the bone, this garage is more than just a place to park your car.
The Haunted Old Firehouse Plaza stands as a remarkable testament to the area's rich and enthralling history.
Dive into an experience where history, art, and the paranormal converge to offer an unforgettable adventure.
The Palace Saloon is alive with stories of unexplained occurrences that have intrigued and baffled visitors for decades.
Step into a world where history, culture, and the performing arts intertwine beautifully at the Elks Opera House in Prescott.
Built in 1927 and still the grand hotel of Prescott. The story we save for last, and will not spoil here, is the one that stays with guests long after the tour ends.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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