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Images from Bisbee and around the state.

"Bisbee"

Bisbee was once known as "the Queen of the Copper Camps". This area proved to be one of the richest mineral sites in the world. Almost three million ounces of gold and more than eight billion pounds of copper were found in the Mule Mountains.

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A fire destroyed most of Bisbee's commercial district along Main Street in 1908. However, most of the district was rebuilt by 1910.

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Bisbee's Queen Mine was once one of the richest copper mines in history. The mine opened in 1877.

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"Palominas Windmill Sky". Photo taken on the AZ/Mexico border outside of Palominas, Arizona. Photo by John Annesley.

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Old Bisbee from Opera Drive. Photo by John Annesley.

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The Brewery Building / Stock Exchange with Pythian Castle and B Hill at sunrise. Photo by John Annesley.

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"Ocotillo Sunset". A monsoon storm cloud as dusk approaches in the mountains of Bisbee. Photo by John Annesley.

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"Bisbee Winter Dawn". Bisbee on the morning after the first snow of 2006. Photo by John Annesley.