No Arizona ghost town draws tourists like Tombstone, the town too tough to die. The dusty streets invoke images of gunfights and old western movies. First, take a stagecoach tour to hear an ...

Sure, you've heard of Bumble Bee and Tombstone, but Arizona has over 100 ghost towns. ... 49-year-old pizza chef named Mike Jensen bought the town and then opened a restaurant in 2009.

Later that year, a hopeful, 49-year-old pizza chef named Mike Jensen bought the town and then opened a restaurant in 2009. Advertisement Nothing would be abandoned again just two years later in 2011.

During the town’s Old Miner’s Day Celebration and select weekends, this attraction transports visitors back to the lawless days of Arizona’s mining era with reenactments of Old West gunfights.

You've heard of Snowflake, Why and Bumble Bee, but have you heard of these even more unusual Arizona place names? Here's what ...

You have to take a road less traveled to find the ghost town of Ruby, Ariz. But as you make your way down this rough and winding dirt road, you'll be transported back in time to the old mining town.

On a recent road trip across the American West, I made a stop at The Gold King Mine and Ghost Town. The ghost town is part of the mining town of Haynes, Arizona. Today, visitors can explore an ...

Also known as the Old Pearce Mercantile or the Arizona Ghost Town Museum, the property sits on a 0.64-acre lot, per the listing.It was listed in the National Register of Historic Places (NRHP) in ...

Pearce, Arizona. OK, less a town than a building, owner Patricia Burris listed for $1.1 million her 127-year-old ghost town general store known as the Arizona Ghost Town Museum after converting it ...

Gold King Mine Ghost Town location Where: 1000 Jerome-Perkinsville Road, just outside of Jerome, AZ. Turn at the Jerome Fire Station and follow the signs for 1 mile.

Patricia Burris is selling the 127-year-old ghost town general store known as the Arizona Ghost Town Museum after converting it to a one-bedroom home.

The 905 Ghost Town Trail property is listed as a one-bedroom, three-bathroom home and is currently seeking $1.1 million. “The mercantile has been standing there at the same spot since 1895.