You will not want to miss our August Chapter Business!  We will be gathering at Sharlot Hall Museum’s campus at the Education Center. After we conduct our Chapter Business beginning at 2:00pm, we will have some time to enjoy a light snack while connecting with each other. At 3:00pm, we will come back together for a special presentation by Executive Director Stuart Rosebrook, Ph.D. as he shares about “Sharlot Hall: Arizona’s Copper Lady”, how she became an Arizonan and her legacy of leadership on the preservation and conservation of Arizona. Stuart has an extensive background as a professional historian, writer, and editor, including his tenure at True West magazine, and significant experience in non-profit management, Rosebrook brings a wealth of expertise and vision to one of Arizona’s premiere historical institutions.

Stuart’s Bio

Stuart Rosebrook, Ph.D. is the executive director of Sharlot Hall Museum. He began his tenure with the museum on July 1, 2024, after eleven years as an editor with True West magazine. He also currently serves as book review editor and editor-at-large for the popular Western magazine. He is a professional historian, editor, author, and public speaker with four decades of experience in journalism, publishing multi-media and non-profits. Rosebrook holds a Ph.D. and M.A. in Public, Western, and 20th Century United States history with an emphasis on modern media from Arizona State University and a B.A. in history from Wake Forest University. He is the president of Western Writers of America (WWA), and serves on the board of directors for WWA, the Homestead Foundation, Arizona History Convention, and Prescott Frontier Days Rodeo Foundation. He is also an active member of the Prescott Culture and Heritage committee, and the Chino Valley Fred Harvey Farm Working Group. He and his wife Julie Rosebrook Ph.D., who is a psychologist at the Prescott V.A., live in Prescott, Arizona.