Step Back in Time at Arizona's Pioneer Living History Museum with a Family Journey Through 30 Original Old West Buildings

A log cabin built in 1878 near Prescott now sits in a desert village, and it was once the childhood home of Arizona’s first U.S. Senator. That cabin didn’t stay put. It got moved, plank by plank, to keep history from being bulldozed. It has plenty of company out there. More than 30 historic buildings share 90 acres, including a bakery from 1881 and a cabin with rifle ports in its walls. Some are originals, and others are careful rebuilds. I like how the whole place feels like Arizona