👑 Residency of Nobles 👑 Virtual Cache

Highschool Sweethearts has been coming up to Prescott for many years now as it's one of our favorite places to visit. And this building is one of our favorite places in Prescott. We like to sip on drinks upstairs in the balcony that overlooks the beautiful Prescott courthouse and the gorgeous trees that surround it. Back in 2011, there was a virtual cache here in this exact spot. (GC5FC5) I'm not exactly sure why it was archived, but we are bringing it back.

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This Location at the posted coordinates has seen a lot of history. If some of the furnishing and items inside on display could talk . . .

Take the time to enter and enjoy but it's not necessary to claim this virtual. 

To claim this, simply add at least 1 photo of you or your team inside (downstairs or upstairs) or outside the premises. The more creative, the better. However, Geocaching guidelines say that I can not require you to provide a photo of yourselves for privacy reasons, therefore, there is an alternate way to make the claim. To get credit for this cache in lieu of uploading a photo, just e-mail us with the answers to the following 3 questions.

#1) What was the date this place burned the second time?
#2) What was outlawed in 1907 that effected this business?
#3) What would 12.5 cents buy you on this street? 

Bonus question:  What couple stopped by this establishment before heading to Tombstone (The woman is buried in Prescott)?

All answers are outside this building.  If you dare to answer the bonus question you will need to enter this historical establishment.   

Please don't post your answers here, even if encrypted.

Good luck and enjoy.

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Virtual Rewards 2.0 - 2019/2020   This Virtual Cache is part of a limited release of Virtuals created between June 4, 2019 and June 4, 2020. Only 4,000 cache owners were given the opportunity to hide a Virtual Cache. Learn more about Virtual Rewards 2.0 on the Geocaching Blog.