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Jerome, Arizona

Named for its principal financier, Eugene Murray Jerome, the cousin of Sir Winston Churchill's mother, Jennie Jerome,  this "Wickedest Town In The West" was  a booming copper mining camp of 15,000 at the turn of the century, with 21 bars, 13 hotels and 8 houses of prostitution. By 1953 the mines had all closed and this whistle stop became "America’s most unique ghost city", home to an eclectic mix of writers artists and musicians whose wares fill the shops and galleries. Perched on the side of Mingus Mountain, there are fantastic views overlooking the Verde Valley and distant mountain ranges. Today visitors enjoy quaint shops, galleries, historic buildings, and the Sliding Jail, which came to rest here after a particularly violent cave-in. Jerome Historic State Park was once the mansion of mining magnate Jimmy "Rawhide" Douglas, and offers lovely gardens and a treasure house of historical data and displays of Jerome's former mining days. There is also the Gold King Mine and museum. Sycamore Canyon tempts the hiker and Peck's Lake for the bird watcher is just down the mountain, and nearby attractions include Montezuma Castle, Verde Canyon Railroad and Tuzigoot National Monument.

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  4281

One half block off State Route 89A. This elegant 1916 house, originally the residence of the Chief Surgeon for the mining camp, offers informal relaxed hospitality, private lushly landscaped yards, colorful year round flower beds, and panoramic views of the Verde Valley. The second floor guest rooms each have private bath. The two bedroom suite with a king and a queen bed and 2 baths can also be rented as separate rooms. The one bedroom suite has a balcony and can sleep up to 4. The "Chauffeur's Quarters" cottage has a king bed, bath with tub/shower, kitchenette, and patio. Multi-course gourmet breakfast. Children negotiable, smoking outside, pets possible. $100-225 plus tax.

  4282

At the entrance to the historic commercial district, this 1898 inn continues to pamper the discriminating guest with the legendary hospitality of Jerome--Arizona's most famous copper ghost town. In an area brimming with history, attractions, and activities, the goal here is to provide you with unforgettable memories and a desire to return. Six tasteful and charming rooms, 5 with queen bed and 1 with full, each have a TV, ceiling fans, private entrance, and most have breathtaking views of the Verde Valley as well as the terraced red rocks of Sedona from the veranda. Four rooms have private bath and two share a bath. Full breakfast, hot tub. Smoking outside, no pets, children welcome 10+. $90-135 plus tax. 

Mi Casa Su Casa P.O. Box 950 Tempe, AZ 85280-0950
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