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Jerome Mining Camp

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Creator: Mitchell & Baer Publisher: Unknown File Name: 1600.0212.0003.jpg Location: M-212 Medium: B&W New Call Number: 1600-0212-0003 Old Call Number: m212pc Original Format: Stereograph Print Size: 4x6 Photo Collection: Historic Photographs Photo Date: 1880s Rights: Reproduction requires permission. Digital images property of SHM Library & Archives

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Jerome Mining Camp, Yavapai County, Arizona Territory, c. 1880's.

The photograph shows some of the early businesses, buildings and structures in the area.

The town of Jerome was named for Eugene Jerome, one of two New York principles who lent financial aid to this area's mines early in its' history. Mr. Jerome was the first secretary of the United Verde Copper Company.

The town of Jerome grew up around the successful United Verde Mine, it was situated on the eastern slope of the Black Hills, in Yavapai County, Arizona.

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