The Legend of Big Nose Kate

"Big Nose Kate" was a colorful character who lived in both Tombstone and Prescott.

Bet you’ve never heard or read much about Mary Katherine Harony, right? It’s probably because she was more commonly known as Big Nose Kate, the one time consort of Doc Holliday. A native of Hungary, she moved with her family to Mexico but when her parents died she was placed in a foster home…

Willcox Town Hall Now Housed in Old Railroad Depot

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WILLCOX — Old railroad depots have disappeared at an alarming rate all across the country, which is a misfortune because they were wonderful old buildings filled with strange clicking sounds and the delightful aroma of the polish used to keep the floors nice and shiny.

Old Highway Signs Make up Centennial Tribute in Downtown Phoenix

Centennial tribute in downtown Phoenix. Photo Credit: Sam Lowe

Those who drive by an old warehouse in downtown Phoenix might think it’s a hasty repair job thrown onto the side of the structure because the entire surface is covered with highway signs. Signs like “Do Not Pass,” “Reduced Speed Ahead,” and “Keep Right Except to Pass.”

Winslow Chamber of Commerce Housed in Old Arizona Trading Post

Native American artifacts at the Winslow Chamber of Commerce. Photo Credit: Sam Lowe

WINSLOW — Most Chamber of Commerce office buildings are just that — office buildings. But the structure that houses the Winslow Chamber of Commerce is an important slice of history.

Sculpture Garden at Yavapai College Features a Fancy, 5-Foot Frog

Frog statue at Yavapai County College Sculpture Garden. Photo Credit: Sam Lowe

PRESCOTT — Yavapai County is a dandy place for those people who delight in seeking out giant frogs. Their most famous destination is a 16-ton boulder painted to look like a frog that sits along Highway 89 north of Congress. But there’s another, more sophisticated, oversized pond dweller…