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Media Gallery

Large red brick building with arched windows and a large, green canopy over a patio with gray stairs leading to its entrance.

Photos from the Jeep routes

These four galleries are shots from Big Jeep Tours routes: buildings in the canyon, the open pits, Naco, and Warren. Each image links to the part of Bisbee it comes from.

Architecture Gallery

Brick blocks, porch columns, staircases, schools, and storefronts from Old Bisbee, Lowell, Warren, and Naco. The set includes the Muheim Block, Copper Queen Hotel, Pythian Castle, Cochise County Courthouse, St. Elmo Bar, and the copper doors at Lowell School.

 

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See these on the Old Bisbee Tour, the Bisbee Downtown Tour, the 12 City Tour, the Diggers Borderwall Tour, and the Smelters Ballpark Tour.

Three story, brown, concrete building with square windows perched on a hill with a large leaveless tree in front of it.
Black, iron headframe for the Campbell Mine under a blue sky.

Mining Gallery

The Lavender Pit, headframes, pit walls, and the ground the open mines cut away. These are the overlooks on the street tours, not the underground Queen Mine.

 

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See these on the Old Bisbee Tour, the 12 City Tour, the Diggers Borderwall Tour, and the Smelters Ballpark Tour.

Naco Gallery

Naco, Arizona: the port of entry, the border wall, Fort Naco, and the desert south of Bisbee.

 

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See on the 12 City Tour and the Diggers Borderwall Tour.

Brown, windowless, adobe ruins on red ground under a blue sky.
Ballpark with green fence and field lights under a partly cloudy sky and behing a giant tree with yellow, autumn leaves.

Warren Gallery

Arizona’s first planned community, laid out in 1905, and Warren Ballpark, in use since 1909. The photos cover Vista Park, the company houses, and the ballpark.

 

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See these on the Smelters Ballpark Tour and the 12 City Tour.

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