Pioneer Living History Museum
These days, the Old West is mostly remembered for its saloons and gunslingers. And, true to that legend, Pioneer Living History Museum hosts a classic western jail, sheriffâs office, and gallows. But the more than 90-acre recreation of Arizonaâs 1863â1912 territorial period also reminds visitors that the era included much more.
 
 A peek inside the museumâs authentic opera house, for instance, reveals the stage where Lily Langtry and other actors performed popular melodramas of the day. Over behind the late 19th-century schoolhouse, students might even stumble upon the teacherage, a home the town gratefully built for its resident teacher.
 The rest of Pioneer Livingâs town is made up of reproductions, including a blacksmith shop and dress shop full of fashionable clothing from the 1890s, including corsets and bathing tuxedos. All the while, actors add to the realism, donning the garb of 19th-century characters such as cowboys and Victorian ladies.
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