The illustrated guide / Arizona Territory
Every road has a story.
Behind the storefronts, along the creek, and beyond the pass, the town's people have places to call their own.
Businesses and landmarks
Around Redstone.
Browse locations introduced by the first novel, or walk Front Street in our illustrated Town guide.
Front Street
A principal street with the Aldrete lunch counter, mercantile, land office, and blacksmith.
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The Quarter Note
Chancy McCord’s establishment. It has occupied its corner for six years at the start of Book One.
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The Mercantile
The store operated by Amos Kettle. His inventory records are precise.
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The Silver Faro
A saloon in Redstone Crossing. Trouble begins there in Book One.
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Land Office
A Redstone Crossing office run by Bill Harker in Book One.
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Aldrete Lunch Counter
Elena Aldrete’s lunch counter, with five stools, on Jesse’s morning route.
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Methodist Church
Church at the north end of Redstone Crossing, served by Reverend Gault.
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Dunbar’s Forge
Pete Dunbar’s blacksmith shop is at the south end of Front Street.
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Hennessey’s Assay Office
Assay office referenced in the town records and locations.
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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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The wider territory.
Country beyond the town has its own histories. Return to our Territory guide for a broader view.
Redstone Crossing
An Arizona Territory town of roughly three hundred residents when Book One opens.
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Coldwater Pass
A remote mountain pass north of Redstone Crossing, central to Book One.
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Lovett Homestead
The Lovett family homestead lies east of Redstone Crossing.
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