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Whiskey Rows

by | Aug 1, 2008 | Features & Gunfights

Frontier Saloons from The Palace in Prescott to The Exchange in Helena.
At 47, merchant Philip Drachman teamed his freight overland from Yuma, Arizona, by mule train before the Southern Pacific reached his home base in Tucson in 1880. His partner Isaac Goldberg owned the “...first bar in Prescott,” reported the Courier on December 30, 1877. It opened in 1864 on a dirt street that would become Montezuma Street, which all


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