10 unforgettable women of Prescott’s past

Among the prominent women of Prescott’s pioneer past was Matillde Spence, who founded the Palace Station stagecoach stop along with her husband Alfred (A.B.). Miltilde, center, was likely the driving force behind the day-to-day operations of the log-cabin station located deep in the Bradshaw Mountains. (Sharlot Hall Museum/Courtesy)

Among the prominent women of Prescott’s pioneer past was Matillde Spence, who founded the Palace Station stagecoach stop along with her husband Alfred (A.B.). Miltilde, center, was likely the driving force behind the day-to-day operations of the log-cabin station located deep in the Bradshaw Mountains. (Sharlot Hall Museum/Courtesy)

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