Legendary Whiskey Row block of South Montezuma Street, across from Courthouse Plaza.
Gurley Street, Prescott's "Main Street", looking east.
Hotel St. Michael building, the anchor of Whiskey Row, corner of South Montezuma and Gurley Streets.
Painting on streetside wall of The Lone Spur Cafe, Gurley Street.
Cortez Street, a block north of Courthouse Plaza ("the Square").
Arizona springtime sky reflected in a shop on Cortez Street.
Signs for sale that say how you really feel! If you're a gun lover, that is.
Arizona blue sky and cumulus clouds form the reflected backdrop on the window of Cortez Street Emporium.
Cortez Street Emporium leaves no doubt as to whether they're open...or if you're welcome to enter!
Mountain Spirit Co-Op, Cortez Street.
Hassayampa Inn, Gurley Street.
Gurley Street across from Courthouse Plaza, with Thumb Butte in the distance.
Cortez Street Emporium "mirror collage" of outside and inside.
Historic buildings and springtime sky are reflected in window of Cortez Street Emporium.
A new store going into an historic building on Cortez Street.
Cortez Street reflections and wares through the window.
Cortez Street, one of the busiest stretches of street in downtown Prescott, especially The Raven Cafe.
Murphy's Restaurant, Cortez Street.
Wandering photographer, Cortez Street.
Former Prescott train station, redone as a professional building.
There are lots of painted murals in Prescott. It just seems like the thing to do to decorate the sides of old buildings.
Adams Specialty Automotive Repair shop, Lincoln Avenue. Anthony Adams grinning in the shadows as I took a photo while returning to pick up my car.
Granite Basin Lake and Granite Mountain, on the Prescott National Forest just outside Prescott.
