Arizona's ghost towns have garnered attention from ... Douglas, closed during The Great Depression in 1938. Mining ceased altogether in 1953. Jerome is considered a "ghost town" not only because ...

Take Jerome, for example ... area and served as a camp for mining prospectors in the Artillery Mountains range. It never expanded the way other Arizona ghost towns once had, housing only a ...

A three-day mining conference hosted by the University of Arizona is drawing scrutiny and protest from some community members concerned about the long-term impacts of mining near their homes.

That’s Jerome, Arizona – a quirky mining town perched on Cleopatra Hill that defies gravity and expectations in equal measure. Jerome clings to the mountainside like a determined mountain goat with an ...

As you navigate the final switchbacks, the town reveals itself in stages – a Victorian building here, an old mining structure there – until you’re fully immersed in what feels like Arizona’s most ...

The state of Arizona, known for its striking crimson ... Several notable landmarks are nearby, including the historic mining town of Jerome and Old Town Cottonwood. There are a number of events ...

After years of unforgettable memories in Kissimmee, the festival is heading to the iconic Raymond James Stadium in Tampa for ...

According to Bill Hedglin, a geologist and member of the Sedona Gem and Mineral Club and the Mingus Gem and Mineral Club, what makes Northern Arizona and the state a ... Cleator is a non-active mine ...