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Mark Lyons 05 May 2015
#1
I traveled to Jerome, Arizona for a small get away and found this old copper mining town from the turn of the century to the 1920's to be a delight.
Jerome, Arizona was a copper mining town of 10,000 people in the 1920's and as the ore deposits ran dry, the town almost became a ghost town with about 100 people in the 1950's. At 5,000 feet above sea level, the town has a nice breeze and moderate temperatures.
Jerome had the largest copper deposits in the world.
Located 100 miles north of Phoenix, the town transformed into a tourist mecca with art galleries, bars, restaurants, and other retail shops.
I had hoped to find some cuffs in at least one of the antique shops but even though there was tons of cool stuff to look at, no new cuffs for the collection.



I did find the Jerome "Sliding" Jail though.



The jail slid from the location on one of the town's streets to its current location 225 feet away.





Even though I came up empty handed, it was an awesome day.


Mark
O--O
lauher 05 May 2015
#2
Nice story Mark. Thanks for sharing.
Joe
Anonymous 05 May 2015
#3
I traveled to Jerome, Arizona for a small get away and found this old copper mining town from the turn of the century to the 1920's to be a delight.
Jerome, Arizona was a copper mining town of 10,000 people in the 1920's and as the ore deposits ran dry, the town almost became a ghost town with about 100 people in the 1950's. At 5,000 feet above sea level, the town has a nice breeze and moderate temperatures.
Jerome had the largest copper deposits in the world.
Located 100 miles north of Phoenix, the town transformed into a tourist mecca with art galleries, bars, restaurants, and other retail shops.
I had hoped to find some cuffs in at least one of the antique shops but even though there was tons of cool stuff to look at, no new cuffs for the collection.



I did find the Jerome "Sliding" Jail though.



The jail slid from the location on one of the town's streets to its current location 225 feet away.





Even though I came up empty handed, it was an awesome day.


Mark
O--O
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pole dancing for inmates. cool!
grenchat 06 May 2015
#4
I traveled to Jerome, Arizona for a small get away and found this old copper mining town from the turn of the century to the 1920's to be a delight.
Jerome, Arizona was a copper mining town of 10,000 people in the 1920's and as the ore deposits ran dry, the town almost became a ghost town with about 100 people in the 1950's. At 5,000 feet above sea level, the town has a nice breeze and moderate temperatures.
Jerome had the largest copper deposits in the world.
Located 100 miles north of Phoenix, the town transformed into a tourist mecca with art galleries, bars, restaurants, and other retail shops.
I had hoped to find some cuffs in at least one of the antique shops but even though there was tons of cool stuff to look at, no new cuffs for the collection.



I did find the Jerome "Sliding" Jail though.



The jail slid from the location on one of the town's streets to its current location 225 feet away.





Even though I came up empty handed, it was an awesome day.


Mark
O--O
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This jail imparts new meaning to the term "railroaded".

Thanks for sharing!
Jason

Nils 10 May 2015
#5
I traveled to Jerome, Arizona for a small get away and found this old copper mining town from the turn of the century to the 1920's to be a delight.
Jerome, Arizona was a copper mining town of 10,000 people in the 1920's and as the ore deposits ran dry, the town almost became a ghost town with about 100 people in the 1950's. At 5,000 feet above sea level, the town has a nice breeze and moderate temperatures.
Jerome had the largest copper deposits in the world.
Located 100 miles north of Phoenix, the town transformed into a tourist mecca with art galleries, bars, restaurants, and other retail shops.
I had hoped to find some cuffs in at least one of the antique shops but even though there was tons of cool stuff to look at, no new cuffs for the collection.



I did find the Jerome "Sliding" Jail though.



The jail slid from the location on one of the town's streets to its current location 225 feet away.





Even though I came up empty handed, it was an awesome day.


Mark
O--O
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Interesting! Thank you, Mark!


Nils
Mark Lyons 10 May 2015
#6
I traveled to Jerome, Arizona for a small get away and found this old copper mining town from the turn of the century to the 1920's to be a delight.
Jerome, Arizona was a copper mining town of 10,000 people in the 1920's and as the ore deposits ran dry, the town almost became a ghost town with about 100 people in the 1950's. At 5,000 feet above sea level, the town has a nice breeze and moderate temperatures.
Jerome had the largest copper deposits in the world.
Located 100 miles north of Phoenix, the town transformed into a tourist mecca with art galleries, bars, restaurants, and other retail shops.
I had hoped to find some cuffs in at least one of the antique shops but even though there was tons of cool stuff to look at, no new cuffs for the collection.



I did find the Jerome "Sliding" Jail though.



The jail slid from the location on one of the town's streets to its current location 225 feet away.





Even though I came up empty handed, it was an awesome day.


Mark
O--O
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I thought this place would turn up a nice cuff or two, but it was interesting to see all this eclectic stuff anyway.

mark
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