Things to see
Explore Four Acres of History
View our gardens, historic buildings and exhibits that showcase the history of our Arizona heritage.
Historic Buildings
Visit our lush and unique campus of eleven exhibit buildings—eight of which are historic, with one included on the National Register of Historic Places.
Exhibits
We are fortunate to house many permanent exhibits which contribute greatly to the rich cultural history of Arizona and, in particular, the Central Highlands and Yavapai County.
Rose Garden
The Territorial Women’s Memorial Rose Garden is dedicated to the pioneering and frontier women who helped settle the State of Arizona.
Upcoming Program & Events Calendar
There’s always something happening at the Museum. Check out our upcoming programs and events on our event calendar.
Join us at our biggest annual event
Experience Native American culture in a unique way.
September 21-22, 2024
Opportunities to learn
Educational Programs
Our fun and informative programs draw visitors into a variety of historical topics, dates, and themes. Explore our program offerings below.
Historic Buildings
Visit our lush and unique campus of eleven exhibit buildings, and learn independently about the history of Arizona's architecture.
Living History Adventure
This program brings Prescott’s territorial period to life, with a historical focus on 1870-1880.
Pop-Up Programs
Pop up programs are fun, all-ages mini-programs hosted monthly somewhere on the Museum campus.
Living History Adventure
This program brings Prescott’s territorial period to life, with a historical focus on 1870-1880.
Family & Youth Programs
Pop up programs are fun, all-ages mini-programs hosted monthly somewhere on the Museum campus.
Enjoy Programs with your Membership
Enjoy Member Benefits
Experience the benefits of Sharlot Hall Museum memberships like free admission, discounted tickets to special events and much more!
Visit our Research Center
The Sharlot Hall Museum Research Center (Library & Archives) is a full-service research facility, collecting and preserving archaeological, cultural, and historical materials related to Prescott and the surrounding communities, Yavapai County, and Central Arizona.
Our Research Center is a public library, and as such, open to all without charge.
Who Was Sharlot Hall?
A woman ahead of her time, Sharlot M. Hall spearheaded the cause to preserve Arizona’s history and artifacts during the early 1900s. After persuading the City of Prescott to purchase the “Old Governor’s Mansion” as a historic property, she opened the Museum’s doors to the public in 1928.
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