Jerome, Arizona

Pictures of town, the old mines and the museum.

From Jerome Chamber of Commerce.

Some call Jerome a ghost town, and it certainly was a very busy copper mining town in the late 1800's and early 1900's. Today it is alive with artists, writers, and musicians.

In its heyday, Jerome was home to 15,000 people, and many of the original buildings are still used today. Great photos in this article.

History of the mining strike in the early nineteenth history.

Early years, ghost city, and today, with historic photos. From Jerome Chamber of Commerce.

Dedicated to preserving Jerome.

Several interesting articles on the times, people, and places in Jerome's history from "Jerome Times" Online.

The Douglas Mansion built in 1916 deserves a visit, which houses great historic information on Jerome, its mines, and people. This information from AZJerome.com.

Good descriptions, photos, and some links. From Jerome Chamber of Commerce.

Small listing includes some links and photos. From AZJerome.

Excellent look at ancient peoples, Yavapai, Spanish, and early US settlers. From AZJerome.

A summary of places to eat in Jerome, from the Chamber of Commerce.

All the fun and interesting things to see and visit in and near Jerome, such as Douglas Mansion State Park,the Gold King Mine, and the Artists' Cooperative Gallery.

Find out what's the latest news and happenings are in Jerome from the local newspaper's online version.

Wonderfully interesting and informative article about Jerome, the town on Cleopatra Hill, from Desert City USA. Description of town, history, attractions, contact information and much more.