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Bisbee, Arizona

Established in 1880, and cradled in a valley in the Mule Mountains ninety miles southeast of Tucson, Bisbee was founded as a copper mining camp in the 1880s. The mines have closed, but Bisbee's late 19th century atmosphere and an excellent year-round climate have made it a popular tourist attraction and crafts center. Because it is so well preserved, it is a natural magnet drawing film companies.  Of particular interest is the Mining and Historical Museum  and Brewery Gulch formerly consisting of 47 saloons and gambling houses and considered "the liveliest spot between El Paso and San Francisco", which is now a collection of shops and art galleries.  Other activities include the Queen Mine Tour led by former miners down into the now inactive copper mine on the small battery-powered train. There are antique stores, art galleries, and restaurants. Bird watchers especially enjoy the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area (15 miles away) and Ramsey Canyon (25 miles away). Bisbee also has a delightful 1 1/2 hour guided walking tour. 

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  4042

In the Warren District five minutes from downtown, this Spanish Mission style, designed for a mine executive by a famous architect, has rich Victorian style wallpaper, oak and maple flooring, and antique furnishings. On the first floor, 2 rooms each have a queen size bed, and share a bath. A 3rd room a queen bed and queen sofa bed with private bath. On the second floor, a room with two single beds and a room with queen bed share a bath, and a third room has a king bed plus Murphy bed, fireplace and private bath. In a free-standing building is a lovely 2nd floor efficiency apartment with queen wall bed, antiques, kitchenette, and beautiful views. Generous full breakfast. Smoking outside, children welcome. $45-110 plus tax. Add $15 for third person. Add $15 for rollaway.

  4044

On OK Street near Naco Road. Designated by Tucson Lifestyle magazine as "one of the most romantic getaways in Arizona", this recently renovated 1916 inn offers 20 rooms in the main inn. With period carpeting and furnishings, 16 rooms have private bath and 4 rooms share 2 baths. A variety of bed sizes are available (D/$60-$85). The recently acquired 1905 brick building nestled behind the inn has one (1) bedroom suite ($120) and two (2) bedroom suites ($145 & $165) with private bath, fully equipped kitchen and living room with queen sofa sleeper. Full breakfast. Plus tax. Children and pets are welcome (pet deposit required), smoking outdoors only.

Mi Casa Su Casa P.O. Box 950 Tempe, AZ 85280-0950
Toll free: 1-800-456-0682 (Continental U.S.A. & Canada)
Phone: 480-990-0682 (Local and International)
FAX: 480-990-3390 (please call first)
Email micasa@azres.com
Web www.azres.com 

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