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Prescott Valley Historical Society
Welcome to the Prescott Valley Historical Society. It's our desire to inform, educate and promote our town, which, for a relatively young community, has a rich history.
The Prescott Valley Historical Society's mission is to promote a wider appreciation of our American heritage, with particular emphasis on the collection, advancement and dissemination of knowledge of, but not limited to, the history of Prescott Valley and its region.
The Prescott Valley Historical Society is a 501C3 organization made up of four officers and six board of director members. The Society is open to all people who are interested its purpose and mission. We are a cross section of the populace of Prescott Valley and participate in many civic and historical activities. The Society meets monthly, from September to May, with speakers who inform, educate and enlighten members and guests with historical, civic and informational topics. Please consider joining us if you share our interest.
Yours For The Preservation of Our Past
For the Benefit of Our Future
Darlene Packard
President
The Prescott Valley Historical Society is dedicated to preserving the history of our area, its customs, and its lifestyles. The Society was established in 1996 and has been involved in local historical preservation and education since its formation. As we continue to expand and improve our programs we need your help and support. Please consider becoming a member of the Prescott Valley Historical Society. Volunteer your ideas, energy, time and enthusiasm to our efforts!
Individual Membership
Complete the Individual Membership Form and send it with $12 per person to the address on the form. Your membership is valid until December 31st of the year purchased.
Business Membership
Complete the Business Membership Form and send it with $50 and mail to the address on the form. Your membership is valid until December 31st of the year purchased.
The Society maintains a library of books pertaining to the history of the area. These books can be viewed during open hours at our office. View the Book List here
Prescott Valley Newspaper Clippings Summary
A wealth of history in newspaper articles
Prescott Valley Historical Society Archive Index
(Topics on which we have research materials)
The following are oral history transcripts from early area residents.
Dorothy Brown - a history of a family making their way in and out of Arizona, filled with interesting facts throughout
Jerry Munderloh - A beloved former Prescott school teacher who renovated the Barlow-Massicks home
Beverly Shuck - Beverly Shuck talks about growing up in Yavapai County in the 30s and 40s
Contact Us
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Prescott Valley Historical Society
928-848-0626Darlene Packard, PV Historical Society President
Email Darlene