Things To Do in Jerome, Arizona

Separate play space for 2-5 year olds (tot lot). Historic mansion listed on the National Register of Historic Places Antique mining equipment History exhibits Video presentations ... More on KaBoom.org

The "Billion Dollar" Copper Camp Jerome's modern history began in 1876 when three prospectors staked claims on rich copper deposits. They sold out to a group which formed the United Verde Copper Co... More on familydaysoutusa

Our cheerful driver met us on the dot of 7:30am in the lobby of our hotel. More on igougo

Tele: (928) 634-5477. Likely the easiest place to find in the tiny village of Jerome as there is both a large mine wheel/cog and a ... More on igougo

Inscription. The mine museum, one of Jerome's oldest commercial buildings, was purchased by J. S. Hoover and A. C. Cordiner from G. A. Stoney in 1896. The building was destroyed in a fire in 1898. An architect from Los Angles built ... More on HMDB

The Gold King Mine Museum is located at the site of an old mining community named Haynes, a bustling suburb of Jerome in 1890. The remains of this village form a sort of open air museum showing the... More on showcaves.com

The Gold King Mine Museum in Jerome has mining artifacts, a replica of a mine shaft, and other memorabilia. An ... More on PlanetWare

Exhibits include mining equipment, ore carts, an original Jerome Chinese laundry machine, panoramic photos of Jerome miners and the smelters, ... More on arizonaguide.com

With over 11,000 photos, numerous maps, newspapers and documents all filed and easily accessed with the assistance of our Archivist, researchers are welcome. Once the fourth largest city in the Ari... More on Heritage

A bustling, rough 'n rumble mining camp in the early 1900's - the population rose and fell with the price o... More on manual_books

The state park museum has very interesting historic displays and, of course, a little gift shop. More on igougo

Inscription. This building was originally a brothel known as Jennie's Place. It was built in 1898 by Legendary Madam Belgian Jennie Bauters, who came to Jerome from Belgium in 1896. This was her third building on this site. The first ... More on HMDB

Inscription. The Gibson Market was originally built as a grocery store with an above apartment in 1917 by James and Ethel Hamilton. After Ethel's husband died in the flu epidemic of 1918, she was the sole proprietor until 1929. In ... More on HMDB