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Illustrated Front Street in the fictional town of Redstone Crossing, Arizona Territory

The town · Arizona Territory, 1882

Welcome to
Redstone.

There's a story behind every door. Walk Front Street, meet its establishments, and discover the town that holds the Lovett Westerns together.

Front Street & beyondPeople · businesses · historyEstablished in the fictional Arizona Territory

A living Western town

More than
a setting.

Redstone Crossing is home to roughly three hundred people when the first novel begins. The sheriff and his deputy are only one part of its life. There are merchants, ranchers, neighbors, visitors, and people who have been here long enough to remember things differently.

From the Quarter Note to the mercantile and land office, the town's institutions connect its residents—and give every new story somewhere to begin.

The illustrated street directory

Behind every door.

Choose an establishment to view its illustration and introduction. Follow the link to visit its dedicated page.

Illustration of Sheriff’s Office and Jail
From the town archives

Sheriff’s Office and Jail

The sheriff’s office and adjoining jail serve Redstone Crossing. The office is stone and adobe.

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Directory numbers are browsing labels, not addresses, surveyed building positions, or the geographical order of establishments.

Territorial archive · Plate 01

The town,
on paper.

Study our illustrated town plan as an archival artifact. It helps readers picture the streets and buildings, while the descriptions in the published novels remain the authority on established geography.

Some depicted positions are artistic interpretation. We won't add exact interactive map pins until the author’s private continuity map confirms their locations.

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An illustrated cartographic plan of Redstone Crossing, circa 1882
Illustrative town plate—not a survey or definitive representation of unspecified property boundaries. Select the plate to view it at full size.
Illustrated mountain landscape near Coldwater Pass

Beyond the last storefront

The roads go farther.

Outside town lie the Lovett homestead, ranching country, and Coldwater Pass. The wider territory will expand as its geography is confirmed through the books.

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