Days Past: Prescott's most famous saloon story - Part I

Sharlot Hall Museum/Courtesy photo<br>
In 1927, Edmund Wells (pictured) wrote the story of a baby left on a Whiskey Row saloon counter – a story that was accepted as historical truth for more than seven decades.

Sharlot Hall Museum/Courtesy photo<br> In 1927, Edmund Wells (pictured) wrote the story of a baby left on a Whiskey Row saloon counter – a story that was accepted as historical truth for more than seven decades.

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