Join us for a fascinating look into the history of the Verde Valley through the lens of its historic cemeteries.

This presentation highlights Arcadia Publishing’s Images of America volume exploring burial grounds across Sedona, Camp Verde, Cottonwood, Clarkdale, and Jerome. Through rare archival photographs and engaging storytelling, the program examines early burial practices, evolving traditions, and the cultural significance of these sacred spaces. Attendees will also learn about notable individuals laid to rest in the region, offering a deeper human connection to local history.

About the Author
Parker Anderson, an Arizona native born in Wickenburg, is a historian, author, and longtime community contributor. After a 42-year career with Catholic Charities, he now serves as Research and Media Collections Archivist at the Sharlot Hall Museum. A dedicated volunteer since 1995, Parker has also been active in local theater since 1987 and has authored ten books on Prescott and Arizona history.

Admission: $15 (non-members), $10 (members)

RSVP: Katherine.Bartke@SharlotHallMuseum.org