Sharlot Mabridth Hall, Rose Garden

Title: Sharlot Mabridth Hall, Rose Garden
Biographical Text: Rose garden located on the property of Sharlot Hall Museum. The bronze plaque attached to a stone denotes who the garden is dedicated to and who was a part of it's creation.
The rose garden honors Hall as well as other women who were influential in the history of Arizona. While ideas about a memorial rose garden existed for decades, it did not come into fruition until 1948. The idea was proposed to the Sharlot Hall Museum staff and the first roses were planted in March 1948.
In 1974, the garden was moved from the south side to the north side of the museum. Originally, each woman honored was represented by one bush, but now the whole garden is dedicated to all of the women.
Text: TERRITORIAL WOMEN’S MEMORIAL ROSE GARDEN
dedicated to the Pioneer Women of Arizona
Alta Vista Garden Club
Prescott Garden Club
Yavapai Cowbelles
Sharlot Hall Historical Society
1948
Date Created: 1948-03
Date Modified: 1974
Relation: Hall, Sharlot Mabridth
Type: English Display
Bibliographic Citation: Rose Garden, Sharlot Hall Museum
Project Researcher: Bysterbusch, Hailey

Where are the women?