Today, Jerome’s economy is based upon tourism capitalizing on its mining history and the town’s unique geological topography which may again see resurgence in mining should the discovery of ...

That year, the town of Jerome was established on the steep northeastern slope of Cleopatra Hill at an altitude of 5,435 feet. It was named after New York banker Eugene Jerome, who invested ...

St. Jerome was born in Dalmatia around 340-342 AD. ... He went to study theology in the famous schools of Trier, and later set out to the Syrian desert in order to live as a hermit.

When his days as a famous trotting horse were over, he was used for breeding and finally died at Lodi, New York in the spring of 1867. In life the horse stood 15 1/4 hands high. (61 inches) Some 14 ...

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