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The great “independence”
of Prescott is alive at
Murphy’s Restaurant, The
Gurley St. Grill and The
Office Restaurant and Bar.
These don’t miss stops
belong to the independently
owned and operated
restaurant group famous for
their winning formula;
great food and service that
makes patrons feel like
family. Fork In The Road,
Inc. was formed in 1992
with Krystal Burge and her
brother Mark Peterson at the
helm supported by Rich
Bates, Director of
Operations.
A 24 - year tradition of
casual elegance describes
Murphy’s Restaurant at 201
N. Cortez.
of Prescott is alive at
Murphy’s Restaurant, The
Gurley St. Grill and The
Office Restaurant and Bar.
These don’t miss stops
belong to the independently
owned and operated
restaurant group famous for
their winning formula;
great food and service that
makes patrons feel like
family. Fork In The Road,
Inc. was formed in 1992
with Krystal Burge and her
brother Mark Peterson at the
helm supported by Rich
Bates, Director of
Operations.
A 24 - year tradition of
casual elegance describes
Murphy’s Restaurant at 201
N. Cortez.
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to the early 1900's. The Gazette is a quarterly published magazine
filled with American and local history, Events, Facts & Trivia, Famous
Arizonans and so much more.
Please take your time and explore our website. Be sure to pick up an
issue at any one of our distribution points. We are sure you will enjoy.
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| ARIZONA HISTORY |
Many people who traveled
through Arizona after the
Mexican - American War
were on their way to the
California gold fields.
The military began arriving
in Arizona and in 1849
Camp Calhoun was
established. A year later its
name was changed to
Camp Independence, and in
1851 it was abandoned as
a military camp.
through Arizona after the
Mexican - American War
were on their way to the
California gold fields.
The military began arriving
in Arizona and in 1849
Camp Calhoun was
established. A year later its
name was changed to
Camp Independence, and in
1851 it was abandoned as
a military camp.
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A western adventure
from the journals of
Kevin Leonard ENTER
from the journals of
Kevin Leonard ENTER