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ARCHITECTURE GALLERY 

Discover the architectural charm of Bisbee, Arizona, through this curated gallery of photos taken during our Jeep tours. From Victorian homes and Art Deco storefronts to historic mining-era buildings and back-alley landmarks, every image here tells a piece of Bisbee’s story. All photos are captured by Big Jeep Tours guides or our guests during real adventures through Old Bisbee, Lowell, and surrounding neighborhoods.

Historic Highlights on Display

  • Muheim Block

  • Naco Port of Entry

  • Former Sheriff Station

  • Copper Queen Hotel

  • Brewery Gulch saloons and staircases

  • Art Deco gas stations and garages in Lowell

  • WPA-era Bisbee Post Office

  • Historic homes in Old Bisbee’s hills

  • St. Patrick Church

  • Victorian porch columns and rooflines

  • Stone retaining walls and mining-era stairwells

  • Cochise County Courthouse

  • Copper doors at Lowell School

  • Border wall

  • Camp Naco

  • St. Elmo Bar

  • Gay 90s Bar

  • Warren Ballpark

  • Haunted Hospital

  • Early miners' houses moved for the open pits

  • Horace Mann School

  • Central School

  • Pythian Castle

  • Italianate architecture

  • and much more.....

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Architecture Tour FAQs

  • Can I take photos on the architecture tour?

    • Yes! Guests are encouraged to photograph all stops—every tour is private and relaxed.

  • Which tour has the most architectural sites?

    • Our 12 City Tour covers the widest range, but Old Bisbee and Lowell-focused tours are loaded with historic buildings.

  • What makes Bisbee’s architecture unique?

    • The mix of Victorian, Italianate, Gothic, Art Deco, and mining-era buildings stacked into the Mule Mountains is found nowhere else in Arizona.

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