Prescott
Territorial Arizona capital
Prescott is a proper name—both a surname and a place name.
Several American cities bear the name, most notably Prescott, Arizona, the former territorial capital.
The historian William H.
Prescott wrote influential histories of Spanish conquest.
As a given name, Prescott carries an air of old-money formality: Prescott Bush was the senator's father.
48th state admitted
- valleyLow ground between heights
- desertTo leave behind completely
- courthouseLegal proceedings venue
- BradshawSurname of gridiron legend
historic · downtown · rodeo · frontier · square · Victorian · territorial · Mingus
Arizona
48th state admitted
- valleyLow ground between heights
- desertTo leave behind completely
- courthouseLegal proceedings venue
Bradshaw · historic · downtown · rodeo · frontier · square · Victorian · territorial · Mingus · Jerome
fort
Defensive military installation
outpost · garrison · Arizona · veterans · cemetery · frontier · army · national · memorial · camp
William
Male given name
- historianExpert on past events
- conquestDefeating and seizing control
- MexicoNorth American southern nation
Aztec · Ferdinand · Isabella · Spain · chronicler · American · author · scholar · blindness · narrative
- Old Westcowboy, cowboys, cowgirl, sheriff, sheriffs
- Revolutionary WarGeorge Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Paul Revere, Betsy Ross flag
- ArizonaPhoenix, Tucson, Mesa, Tempe, Scottsdale
- Arizona PlacesGrand Canyon, Flagstaff, Monument Valley, Petrified Forest, Sedona
- Arizona TownsFlagstaff, Sedona, Globe, Winslow, Holbrook
- HillclimbingPikes Peak, hairpin turns, steep grades, switchbacks, elevation gain