Title:
Copper Queen Hotel
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused
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Title:
Continental Divide, Elevation 6030' a the Top
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Clawson Hill
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Real Photo PM 1943 Mar-20
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Title:
Castle Rock
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Real Photo unused
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Castle Rock and Business District
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Naco Road showing Southern Pacific Depot
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), White Border unused
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Title:
Main Street
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), White Border unused
Description:
Bisbee, the great Copper Camp located in the heart of the Warren Mining district at an elevation of about 5300 feet, has a population of about 16,000, presents a scene of business activity surpassing that of any other city on the great southwest.
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Title:
High School
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Real Photo unused
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Title:
The Copper Mining City Court House
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Copper Queen Hotel
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Sacramento Pit
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Real Photo unused
Description:
Formerly a mountain, now a pit 435 ft. deep covering 35 acres from which 20,843,667 tons were removed
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Title:
Bisbee Arizona
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Real Photo unused
Description:
Kodak
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Title:
View of Town
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Brewery Gulch
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Castle Rock
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back PM 1911 Apr-21
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Title:
Looking up Main Street
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Linen unused
Description:
At the head of Bisbee Canyon, know to the earliest pioneers as Mule Gulch, where it meets Tombstone Canyon and Brewery Gulch, extending through the three canyons is the city of Bisbee, with a population of about 10,000. The business area is 5,300 feet above sea level, and it is rimmed on all sides by mountains over a mile high
Lollesgcard Specialty Company
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Title:
Main Street
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Linen PM 1948 Jun-25
Description:
At the head if Bisbee Canyon, known to the earliest pioneers as Mule Gulch, where it meets Tombstone Canyon and Brewery Gulch, extending through the three canyons is the city of Bisbee, with a population of about 10,000. The business area is about 5,300 feet above sea level, and it is rimmed on all sides by mountains over a mile high
Lollesgard Specialty Co
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Title:
Castle Rock, Entrance to Tombstone Canyon
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Linen unused
Description:
Lollesgard Specialty Co
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Title:
Brewery Gulch
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Linen unused
Description:
Brewery Gulch is quiet now. But the old saloons and dilapidated hotels and rooming housed that line the street giving testament to the days when this was the bolsterous stronghold of miners' revelry
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Title:
Bisbee
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused
Description:
One of the oldest copper mining towns of the Southwest. Millions of dollars in copper have been taken from beneath these home.s Many houses have entrances on two levels because they are built on such steep hillsides
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Title:
Copper Queen Hotel
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Chrome unused
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Title:
Copper Queen Hotel
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Main Street
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Linen unused
Description:
At the head of Bisbee Canyon ,known to the earliest pioneers as Mule Gulch ,where it meets Tombstone Canyon and Brewery Gulch, extending throught the three canyons is the city of Bisbee,with a population of about 10,000 .The business area is 5,300 feet above sea leavel,and it is rimined on all sides by mountains over a mile hide.
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Title:
Main Street
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Linen unused
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Title:
Cattle
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Original Photograph unused
Description:
This is a rare, historic item. Used as part of the postcard production process by the Edward Mitchell Company (subsequently the Pacific Novelty Co. and Souvenir Publishing Co.)
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Title:
Copper Queen Hotel
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Original Photograph unused
Description:
This is a rare, historic item. Used as part of the postcard production process by the Edward Mitchell Company (subsequently the Pacific Novelty Co. and Souvenir Publishing Co.)
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Title:
Spray Shaft
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Original Photograph unused
Description:
This is a rare, historic item. Used as part of the postcard production process by the Edward Mitchell Company (subsequently the Pacific Novelty Co. and Souvenir Publishing Co.)
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Title:
View of Bisbee
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Original Photograph unused
Description:
This is a rare, historic item. Used as part of the postcard production process by the Edward Mitchell Company (subsequently the Pacific Novelty Co. and Souvenir Publishing Co.)
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Title:
Business section
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back PM 1909 Dec-11
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Title:
Street View in Brewery Gulch
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back
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Title:
Tombstone Canon
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back
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Title:
Business Section and Birdseye View of Brewery Gulch
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back
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Title:
School Hill at Night
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Bisbee Ore Train
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), White Border unused
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Title:
Donkeys Carrying Water
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back PM Apr-17
Description:
The Water Carriers
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Title:
Water Burros
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Walter Douglas Residence and Y.M.C.A
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back PM 1908 Oct-31
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Title:
Copper Queen Hotel
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back PM 1908 Jul-5
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Title:
Brewery Gulch and Orpheum Theatre
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back PM Dec-11
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Title:
Broadway
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back PM 1908 Jun-16
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Title:
Castle Rock
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back PM 1908 Jul-25
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Title:
The Water Carriers
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back PM 1908 Oct-9
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Title:
View of Town
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back PM Sep-9
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Title:
Greetings from Bisbee
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Real Photo unused
Description:
Series N134
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Title:
Irish Mag Shaft (Calumet and Arizona)
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Junction Shaft, (Superior and Pittsburg)
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Shattuck-Arizona Mine
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused
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Title:
School Hill at Night
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back PM 1916
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Title:
Castle Rock
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Central School
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Looking up Main Street
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Linen unused
Description:
C-14 John Ball Photo At the head of Bisbee Canyon, known to the earliest pioneers as Mule Gulch, where it meets Tombstone Canyon and Brewery Gulch, extending through the three canyons is the city of Bisbee, with a population of about 10,000. The business area is 5,300 feet above sea level, and it is rimmed on all sides by mountains over a mile high
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Title:
Castle Rock
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Linen unused
Description:
Presented by the Bisbee Council on the Arts and Humanities Castle Rock Upper Main Street
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Title:
Castle Rock Entrance To Tombstone Canyon
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Linen unused
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Title:
Brewery Gulch
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Linen unused
Description:
Brewery Gulch is quiet now. But the old saloons and dilapidated hotels and rooming houses which line the street give testimony to the days when this was the boisterous stronghold of miners' revelry
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Title:
A Bisbee Arizona Hobo
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Wood Wagons
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Cochise County Court House
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Linen unused
Description:
Higgins Hill at left was the site of Bisbee's earliest mines. Quality Hill, to the right, was and still is the homesite of many connected with the mines, although mining activity has moved two or more miles south of here. The Miners Monument, by R. Phillips sanders, was dedicated to Warren District copper miners by Congresswoman Isabella Greenway in 1935.
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Title:
Cochise County Court House
Bisbee Arizona (AZ), Linen unused
Description:
Higgins Hill at left was the site of Bisbee's earliest mines. Quality Hill, to the right, was and still is the homesite of many connected with the mines, although mining activity has moved two or more miles south of here. The Miners' Monument, by R. Phillips Sanders, was dedicated to Warren District copper miners by Congresswoman Isabella Greenway in 1935
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