Historic Sites
Mining History
Mining History in Arizona
- 7 places
- across 4 destinations
Mining History in Arizona
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Bisbee, Tombstone & Bisbee
Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum
A Smithsonian Affiliate museum in the 1896 Phelps Dodge headquarters
From $11
Jerome, Sedona & Verde Valley
Jerome State Historic Park
The 1916 Douglas Mansion, now a museum of Jerome's copper mines and the family that got rich from them
From $5
Bisbee, Tombstone & Bisbee
Copper Queen Mine Tour
Hard hat, headlamp and a mine train 1,500 feet into the Copper Queen
From $9
Jerome, Sedona & Verde Valley
Jerome Mine Museum
A small historical society museum on Main Street, covering the town's miners and its mix of peoples
From $2
Bisbee, Tombstone & Bisbee
Lavender Pit
A 900-foot-deep former open-pit copper mine on the edge of Old Bisbee
Kingman, Lake Havasu & Colorado River
Mohave Museum of History & Arts
Mohave County's history museum since 1968, on Beale Street just off Route 66
From $6
Apache Junction, Phoenix & Superstition Mountains
Superstition Mountain Museum
Local history park with a stamp mill, movie-set buildings and a Lost Dutchman exhibit
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Mining History in Arizona