Friday, December 11th, 2009
Henry Wickenburg was born in November 1819 and was a native of Austria. He sailed to the United States in 1847 and settled briefly in New York. Before...
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The Olney House Bed and Breakfast was built in 1890 for cattleman Allen Turner West. It was later purchased by Sheriff George Olney as a gift for his...
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In the late 1870’s, the settlement of Fairbank, Arizona was originally called Junction City. It began as lonely stagecoach stop on the way to...
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Once known as the “Wickedest town in the West”, Jerome was a copper mining camp, evolving from a few tents and shacks to a roaring mining...
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The Avenue Hotel was built in 1904. It was a small, narrow hotel with a dining area downstairs. In about 1914 they built on an addition with wider...
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The Saloon Row Ghost Tour takes guests on a chilling ghost walk through the dark side of old Williams, Arizona. This lighted hearted journey takes you...
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Looking for a haunted city close to Phoenix to take a ghost tour on Halloween? Just 85 miles east of the valley is the sleepy little mining town of...
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As I set out on the road for another ghost seeking adventure over Labor Day, I didn’t want to leave you all dangling like a bat with out a...
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Baxter Warren Earp was born in Pella, Iowa on March 9, 1855. Imagine what it must have been like living in the shadows of his older notable brothers,...
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Holbrook, Arizona was founded in 1881 and located in the NE part of the state. It is the county seat for Navajo Country and I recently discovered that...
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