On the evening of July 14th, 1900… The town of Prescott caught fire. Five blocks of downtown went up in flames. And there was no water. The pumping plant was being repaired. So Prescott burned. But the patrons of the Palace Saloon weren't about to let history go up in smoke. They grabbed that magnificent Brunswick bar — 24 feet of hand-carved solid oak that had traveled all the way from New Jersey, around the tip of South America, by pack mule into the Arizona Territory… And carried it straight

Hotel St. Michael in Prescott, Arizona