On your way to the awe-inspiring Monument Valley, stop by this gateway town in Arizona, rich with Navajo culture, intriguing ...

The American Southwest once tested camels for survival in harsh deserts, but these beasts soon became desert legends.

The town of Jerome, at 5,435 feet in elevation and established Sept. 10, 1883, was named after Eugene Jerome, a New York attorney and one of the organizers of the United Verde Copper Co., which ...

Jerome became a thriving town with civic buildings, a growing population and two major copper mines in the early 1900s. Little Daisy Mine, developed in 1912 by James S. Douglas, closed during The ...

The ghost town is west of Bagdad at milepost 148 ½ on U.S. 93 between Wickenburg and Kingman. The settlement, now with a population of zero, was established in 1977 by Richard "Buddy" Kenworthy.

Gold King Mine & Ghost Town in Jerome, Arizona, is a delightful escape into a world where history and quirkiness collide. It’s a place that invites ... Use this map to find your way there and start ...

“Jerome, once Arizona’s fourth largest city and mother of 3 thriving towns in the Verde Valley” ... Jerome: Ghost Town 1885-1888, Ghost City after 1953. By GLENDA FARLEY Independent Columnist; ...

On a recent road trip across the American West, I made a stop at The Gold King Mine and Ghost Town. The ghost town is part of the mining town of Haynes, Arizona. Today, visitors can explore an ...