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Oracle, Arizona
Edwin and Lillian Dodge built this adobe ranch house in Oracle in 1882 as a boarding house, and by the turn of the century it was taking in…
Tombstone, Arizona
The Grand Hotel opened on this spot in September 1880 as Tombstone's most luxurious lodging, and lost its upper floor to the fire that…
Tombstone, Arizona
The Bird Cage opened in 1881 and ran around the clock for eight years as saloon, gambling hall, brothel and theatre. By the time it closed…
Tombstone, Arizona
Boothill served as Tombstone's cemetery from 1878 to 1884, taking in cowboys, miners, gamblers, shopkeepers and sex workers alike, before a…
Miami, Arizona
The former Bullion Plaza School in the copper town of Miami now operates as a volunteer-run cultural center and museum. Ghost Adventures…
Casa Grande, Arizona
Café de Manuel has served Mexican food from the same family's recipes on North Pinal Avenue since 1995, in a building that began as a…
Chinle, Arizona
Visitors and guides have long described the overlook and canyon floor near Massacre Cave as carrying a heavy, sorrowful weight, with some…
Tempe, Arizona
This house was built in 1910 for William and Mary Moeur, who lived in it for decades. William helped organise Tempe's school system and sat…
Yuma, Arizona
Castle Dome's mines were worked from the 1860s until 1979, making them some of Arizona's longest-worked claims, and the nearby landing…
Chloride, Arizona
Chloride is said to be Arizona's oldest continuously occupied mining town, with silver mined from the 1870s and a major mine, the…
Bisbee, Arizona
This Art Deco courthouse, designed by the Tucson architect Roy Place and built in 1931, became the seat of Cochise County government when…
Cochise, Arizona
For roughly fifteen years, this rugged pass in the Dragoon Mountains — a natural fortress of granite domes and sheer cliffs — served as…
Tucson, Arizona
Guides and visitors at Colossal Cave describe a shadowy figure taken for one of the bandits who once hid here, a woman in white near the…
Jerome, Arizona
Guests at the Connor Hotel report whispering and women's laughter in Room 1, said to have frightened the hotel's first guest, an…
Bisbee, Arizona
The Phelps Dodge Mining Company finished the Copper Queen in 1902 to house investors in its Bisbee copper operations, and it is the oldest…
Tombstone, Arizona
Rebuilt after the fire that burned much of Tombstone in 1882, on the site of the earlier Golden Eagle Brewery, the Crystal Palace was the…
Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
The Fred Harvey Company opened El Tovar on the South Rim in 1905, built of local limestone and Oregon pine at a cost of nearly $250,000 and…
Prescott, Arizona
Staff and visitors at the Elks Opera House report unexplained voices, footsteps in empty hallways, lights turning on when no one is inside…
Tombstone, Arizona
Fairbank was a railroad and mining supply town on the San Pedro River that served nearby Tombstone, with a population of about 1,500 at one…
Bowie, Arizona
Fort Bowie National Historic Site preserves the adobe ruins of two army forts that stood in Apache Pass during about 25 years of conflict…
Tucson, Arizona
The Fox opened in April 1930 as a vaudeville house and cinema, closed in 1974 as downtown Tucson emptied, stood derelict for more than two…
Douglas, Arizona
Guests at the Gadsden Hotel report taps turning themselves on, lights flickering, doors slamming and the TV turning on and off; in Room…
Jerome, Arizona
Built around 1890 as a boarding house for mid-level mine management, this building spent more than fifty years in one family's hands as the…
Apache Junction, Arizona
Goldfield was a gold camp that boomed after a strike in 1892 and faded when the ore quality fell. The town visitors see today is a…