Sharlot Hall Museum, Prescott

About Sharlot Hall Museum

Sharlot Hall Museum in Prescott draws visitors to explore Arizona's past through eleven exhibit buildings spread across four acres, including changing exhibits in the Lawler Exhibit Center and the newly reopened Fort Whipple Museum, which documents the military's role in the region's development. The campus features historic buildings, gardens, and the Bashford House, which now houses the museum store. Visitors encounter festivals, live music performances, and adult lectures throughout the year, while the Sharlot Hall Museum Library & Archives and Research Center hold photographs, maps, documents, and audio recordings of frontier life and Native American culture. A family or individual can spend hours walking the grounds, attending programs, or researching Arizona history. Children ages nine and under receive free all-day admission, according to sharlothallmuseum.org, where regular admission prices are published online.