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CITY OF
PRESCOTT ARIZONA
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Here to see Homes for Sale in Prescott)
 Prescott…
It’s a lifestyle! I feel
Prescott is an "almost perfect" place to live. I hope you will
too. Are you ready to make a move? Then Prescott Arizona just
might be the place. With its friendly "hometown" atmosphere, low
crime rate, mild four-season climate and proximity to a multitude
of outdoor activities, Prescott is definitely hard to beat.
Prescott is home to
the rich history of the Southwest. Founded in 1864 as a gold
mining town, her tree-lined downtown square, historic buildings
and friendly, hometown atmosphere make Prescott a beloved
destination for travelers. Visitors are drawn to Prescott's mix of
scenic beauty, museums, galleries, antique shops, and cozy
eateries.
Prescott’s many
attractions include:
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Fabled Whiskey
Row in downtown Prescott, a reminder of the Old West
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Museums, cultural
events and antique stores
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Chic restaurants,
elegant hotels and an ultra-modern shopping mall
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Mild, four-season
climate
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Easy access to
complete medical facilities and specialty physicians
 Prescott,
Arizona is home to some of the most amazing natural beauty to be
found in Arizona and is a hub of Arizona history, tradition, art
and culture. Surrounded by breathtaking landscape and one of the
nation's largest ponderosa pine forests, Prescott is a must see
for the outdoors person. Five crystal clear area lakes provide
loads of kayaking, canoeing and fishing opportunities.
Prescott's
Courthouse Plaza is the pivot around which the town was
designed and built. Today quaint boutiques, fantastic restaurants
and an eclectic array of galleries featuring local, regional and
national artists surround this famous landmark.
From the
World's Oldest Rodeo to the mile-high golf courses,
Prescott Arizona has something for everyone to see or do: antique
shops, art galleries, museums, casinos, mini-golf, hiking, fine
dining or just people watching at the historic, downtown.
 Many
of the old buildings such as the Yavapai County Courthouse, the
Palace - Arizona's oldest restaurant and saloon, and the first
Territorial Governor's Mansion have been preserved with great
care. Beautifully restored Victorian homes with carefully
manicured lawns line quiet, shaded streets, and are among the more
than 500 buildings on the National Historic Register.
Information
Courtesy of Prescott Chamber of Commerce
Learn more about our
natural environment, town history, arts and education and other
elements that define the Prescott lifestyle in these links.
Prescott Historical
Photos
Prescott Profile
Prescott Money Magazine Article Sept 2006
Prescott
Chamber of Commerce
City of
Prescott
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