Once the world's richest mining site, Bisbee is now one of the most haunted towns in America. From an entity that screams in anguish in Zacatecas Canyon to the glorious woman that floats through a wall in the School House Inn, spirits lurk around every corner. A firefighter still haunts his beloved
Early Bisbee
β Scribed by Annie Graeme Larkin; Douglas L. Graeme; Richard W. Graeme IV
- Publisher
- Arcadia Publishing Inc.
- Year
- 2015
- Tongue
- English
- Series
- Images of America
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
Before Bisbee became a bustling mining camp, it was a haven to Native Americans for centuries. However, their presence brought the intrusion of army scouts and prospectors into the Mule Mountains. The coincidental discovery of vast mineral wealth at the future site of Bisbee permanently affixed the fate of the land forever. Rising from the remote desert was a dynamic mining city, a city that grew into one of the most influential communities in the West. Bisbee was unique in the Old West because of the mixed moral values. High society and the decadent underworld lived in a delicate balance, but a vibrant multicultural community was forged from these social fires.
β¦ Subjects
Photography; Travel; Nonfiction; PHO019000; PHO023100; TRV019000
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