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Tag: mining. Arizona history

A short history of Jerome

Posted on August 26, 2021January 17, 2022 by rondungan

Arizona’s mining towns frequently went up in flames Jerome burned. And burned and burned. Three years in a row, the town burned, and merchants rebuilt the tents and shacks that sheltered saloons and cathouses. It was a mining town, where men dug furiously by day and drank away the night. Jerome ran on whiskey, dreams…

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