Living Room in Governor's Mansion
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Bob Bradshaw, Jr. Bradshaw Distributing Company/Sedona, Arizona 1403.0556.0003.jpg BU-G-556 Color 1403-0556-0003 1403.0556.0003 Postcard 3x5 Historic Photographs 1950s Reproduction requires permission. Digital images property of SHM Library & ArchivesDescription
Living Room of the Governor's Mansion, Sharlot Hall Museum.
The Governor’s Mansion is the oldest building associated with the Arizona Territory still standing on its original location. Built as a log cabin in 1864, it was the center of Arizona’s territorial government in Prescott from 1864-1867.
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