Mine Museum & Gift Shop

Open 7 days a week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Admission $2 for adults $1 for Seniors and children are free
(928) 634-5477

The Mine Museum and Mine Museum Gift Shop are located at 200 Main Street, just across from the Spirit Room and Connor Hotel.

Jerome Arizona 1909 The Saloon Display in the Mine Museum Before Remodel

The Museum and Gift Shop were opened in the early 1950s. With displays depicting the timeline of Jerome’s past to its present, items such as old miners equipment to remains of gambling in saloons can be seen within the Museum. This month, August 2002, we are finishing up displays on the Chinese in Jerome and the melting pot of other ethnicities that include the Italians, Slavs, Mexicans, Irish, Russians and more. The museum is evolving from pure mining to demonstrating the people who made Jerome what it is.

Education Display in the Mine Museum Before Renovation The Saloon Display in the Mine Museum After Remodel

Artifacts include but are not limited to: the Colt pistol Marshal Johnny Hudgens used to gun down three vigilantes on Main Street in Jerome; mining equipment such as drills, cages, carbide lamps, hand forged miners candlesticks, underground “potty cars”, and ore carts; an original Jerome Chinese laundry machine; numerous panoramic photos of Jerome miners and the smelters; household goods such as Jerome milk bottles, dishes, tokens, club memberships and medallions, newspapers; hospital equipment; gambling paraphernalia; and much, much more.

The Mine Museum Gift Shop The Mine Museum Gift Shop

The Mine Museum Gift Shop offers a wide variety of gifts and souvenirs. The Gift Shop is a vital part of the Jerome Historical Society’s fundraising efforts. Every purchase made goes directly to the Historical Society, enabling the Society to continue preserving the historic buildings in Jerome.

Jerome Arizona in 1900's

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