Transportation Building

The transportation building was constructed in 1937 and served as an automotive repair shop.  It holds the Museum’s vehicle collection, which includes a stagecoach used in Tombstone, Arizona (and held up at least one time), a Conestoga wagon once driven from Yuma, Arizona to Massachusetts, and Sharlot Hall’s personal Durant Star Touring car.  This 1927 “convertible” still runs well and is often a featured attraction in Prescott parades.

The building’s open design accommodates occasional quilt and spinning demonstrations and other special programs.