Prescott, Arizona, known as "Everybody's Hometown," is a city rich in history and charm. Founded in 1864 as Arizona's first territorial capital, it played a key role in the region's development. Named after historian William H. Prescott, it became a center for mining, ranching, and pioneering. Prescott is famous for Whiskey Row, a historic stretch of saloons that served miners and cowboys in the 19th century. After a fire in 1900 destroyed much of downtown, the city was rebuilt, preserving its frontier spirit. Today, it features stunning Victorian architecture, over 800 historic buildings, and a vibrant community. From the courthouse plaza to the scenic Prescott National Forest, the city celebrates its colorful history while embracing its future.