Things to see
Exhibits
Current & Upcoming Exhibits
Our changing exhibits feature unique stories from Arizona’s past and showcase portions of our extensive collection. Visit the pages below to learn more about our current temporary exhibits, housed in the Lawler Exhibit Center.
All Roads Lead to Prescott: Route 66 Through the Lens of Terrence Moore
The Center Gallery America 250 Exhibit is officially open! All Roads Lead to Prescott: Route 66 Through the Lens of Terrence Moore explores the enduring legacy of the Mother Road through the
View of Montezuma Street, 1900
Now on view in the Education Building By artist Charles Kemp (1896-1961) Oil on canvas7 x 20 feet This monumental mural captures a dramatic moment in Prescott’s history: Whiskey Row
Kate Cory – Celebrating 165 Years!
February 8 marked the 165th birthday of celebrated Arizona artist Kate Thompson Cory (1861-1958). Sharlot Hall Museum is celebrating Cory with an exhibit in the Lawler Lobby that shows, through
The Yavapai Magazine – Boostering Yavapai County’s Hometown
Now on Display in the Fred W. Veil Education Center Thanks to a generous grant from Arizona Humanities, the Sharlot Hall Museum has successfully completed the digitization of the full
Permanent Exhibits
The Sharlot Hall Museum is 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. These include:
Lawler Exhibit Center
The Lawler Exhibit Center features an exhibit wing on the prehistory of Arizona’s Central Highlands, an exhibit on Sharlot M. Hall, and two changing exhibit spaces.
Transportation Building
From bicycles to surreys, freight wagon and stagecoach to Ford Model-T and Sharlot’s own Durant Star car, the Transportation Building hosts the Museum’s “rolling stock.”
Sharlot Hall Building Exhibits
The Sharlot Hall Building’s two permanent exhibits “The Baskets Keep Talking” and “Territorial Prescott” present a history of the Yavapai people and a window into the early culture of Prescott.
Portraits in Courage
Portraits in Courage is a permanent, free exhibit on display in the Granite Creek Center.
Featuring twelve museum-quality portraits of combat veterans spanning World War II to modern conflicts, the exhibit combines fine art with interactive augmented reality technology, allowing visitors to hear each veteran’s story in their own words using a smartphone. This unique installation honors generations of American service members and will remain on display for future visitors to experience.
Previous Exhibits
Baseball Returns!
A century-and-a-half ago, organized baseball got its Arizona start right here in Prescott, on a corner of what is today’s Courthouse Plaza. Now, through February 1, the Lawler lobby features
Bringing Doc and the Earps Home to Prescott
In the West Gallery, alongside historic photographs of Sharlot Hall’s Orchard Ranch, artists Bob Boze Bell and Thom Ross present Doc Holliday as you’ve never imagined him. This striking collection
Dressed in Prescott: What We Wore
Dressed in Prescott: What We Wore is a reimagined and reinstalled clothing exhibition in the that brings Prescott’s rich sartorial history to life. One of the standout pieces is a