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Bob Baker

Bob Baker

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Contributor, Freelance

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Total articles 157

  • Prescott's Lady Blacksmith

    By Bob Baker| The Daily Courier (Prescott, AZ) Verified Blacksmith shops were a common sight in western frontier towns and were part of the economic fiber of these early communities. Blacksmiths would use the metal from broken or worn-out metal tools, hinges, horseshoes and wagon parts as source metal for new pieces, saving on the cost of new metals. They were the only ready source of horseshoes, nails, and metal items for wagons and households. In 1870 there were only two blacksmith shops in Prescott, Arizona Territory.

    By Bob Baker · The Daily Courier (Prescott, AZ)

    Mar. 22, 2025

  • Arizona History | Mike Burns, the first Native American citizen in the Arizona territory

    By Bob Baker| Kingman Daily Miner Verified Hoomothya was a Kewevkapaya (Southeastern Yavapai) Indian child captured by the US Army 5th Cavalry before the Battle of Salt River Cave (Skeleton Cave Massacre). He witnessed the massacre and saw the bodies of his family members. Capt. James Burns, who led the attack, took responsibility for Hoomothya, renaming him Mike Burns. Mike spent his youth traveling with the Army in the Arizona Territory.

    By Bob Baker · Kingman Daily Miner

    Aug. 20, 2024

  • Prescott's Lady Blacksmith

    By Bob Baker| The Daily Courier (Prescott, AZ) Verified Blacksmith shops were a common sight in western frontier towns and were part of the economic fiber of these early communities. Blacksmiths would use the metal from broken or worn-out metal tools, hinges, horseshoes and wagon parts as source metal for new pieces, saving on the cost of new metals. They were the only ready source of horseshoes, nails, and metal items for wagons and households. In 1870 there were only two blacksmith shops in Prescott, Arizona Territory.

    By Bob Baker · The Daily Courier (Prescott, AZ)

    Mar. 22, 2025

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