Territorial Rose Garden: Prescott, Arizona – Excerpts From A Photo Shoot

This is the third and last post in a series about a weekend getaway my wife and I did to Prescott, Arizona in late October. The series has focused on our visit to the Sharlot Hall Museum. In the first blog, I included some shots of the log buildings that are on the grounds of the museum and the second blog focused on shots I took inside some of those log structures. This last post is of the Territorial Rose Garden on the grounds. The garden was originally planted in 1948 on the south side of the Governor’s Mansion. In 1974, it was moved to its current location on the north side of the Governor’s Mansion where it can be seen from the street. We were fortunate in capturing the garden at its peak for the season as we head further into fall and winter.

Territorial Rose Garden

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Enjoy these macro shots of stunning blooms from a beautiful rose garden.

Arizona Territorial Rose Garden – Yellow

Arizona Territorial Rose Garden – Red

Arizona Territorial Rose Garden – Purple

Arizona Territorial Rose Garden – Pink

Arizona Territorial Rose Garden – Pink Bud

Arizona Territorial Rose Garden – Pink and Orange

Arizona Territorial Rose Garden – Orange

Arizona Territorial Rose Garden – Orange Bud

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