Best of The West - February 2014

This is a look down Gurly Street during Prescott’s early days! The stereoviews measure 3.20” x 3.25” and the matte measures 7” x 4.” The photographer

1873 This is a stereo view, taken T.H. O’Sullivan, showing an area of Cooley’s Ranch, 10 miles east of Apache, Arizona during the exploration and sur

c1900 This is a great stereo view showing a 12 mule team freight wagon parked on Gurley Street in Prescott, Arizona. Both the contrast and clarity is

The stereoview features an early street scene from early in Prescott’s history. The photographer is identified as D.F. Mitchell. Mitchell moved from S

1877 This is another rare piece for the 1877 funding of the Prescott and Bradshaw City Wagon Road. It is bond #6 and was issued to James Patterson on

1877 This is a rare piece for the 1877 funding of the Prescott and Bradshaw City Wagon Road. It is bond #7 and was issued to James Patterson on Augus

This is a lot of 2 photographs. 1) Cabinet card featuring miners of the Congress Gold Mine. The miners are located at the Cross Cut at the 925 feet le

c1890 Idylic view of an early Prescott residence with the family out in front. There are trees, a picket fence, and a large house with a full-length

c1900 This is a great stereo view of the stage depot in Prescott, Arizona. The view is looking down the dirt street and was taken by G.H. Rothrock an

Lot of 12 drug, soda and seltzer bottles. There are 9 drug store bottles from the Mountain City Drug Store, Heil's Drug Store, Brisley Drug Co. ...