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Stylized photograph of the Junction Mine headframe in Lowell, Bisbee, with a monochrome filter emphasizing the stark contrast between the dark headframe and the bright surroundings. The scene includes a detailed foreground of a fenced rocky terrain under a clear sky.

ATTRACTIONS - MINING 

THE DIRTY WORK   

Mining in Bisbee, Arizona, began in the late 19th century and quickly established the town as one of the richest mineral sites in the world. Primarily known for its substantial copper deposits, Bisbee's mines also produced significant quantities of gold, silver, and lead. The town's mining operations were integral to its growth and economic development, attracting a diverse workforce and fostering a vibrant community. Today, the legacy of mining in Bisbee is preserved by our tours, showcasing the deep tunnels and colorful history that shaped the region.

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Front view of St. Patrick Church in Bisbee, Arizona, a Gothic-style building with a pointed arch entry, large stained glass window, and multiple ornate spires. The church, constructed of warm-toned brick, is set against a backdrop of hills. A colorful display featuring pumpkins and a scarecrow decorates the front steps, adding a festive touch.
Gray Jeep Wrangler with 'Big Jeep Tours' branding parked on rocky terrain at Juniper Flats near Bisbee, Arizona, with mountains in the background under a cloudy sky.
A long stretch of the tall border fence in Naco, Arizona, extending along a dirt road with utility poles aligned on one side, set against a sparse desert landscape under a clear sky.
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