The town has a history of visits by Curly Bill and other "names. Garces 10 miles south of Sierra Vista. The town had a meat market, boardinghouse, general store, school, and other like businesses. The town went ghost about Hamburg 16 miles south of Sierra Vista. Hamburg was a small mining town, and had a boardinghouse, general store, saloons, and a few other businesses. It is uncertain exactly when the town went ghost, but nothing is left.
Hilltop 14 miles south of San Simon. Hilltop was a mining town for the Hilltop Mine. The town's businesses included bunkhouses, manager's house, dance hall, pool hall, and a restaurant. The town went ghost in the 's. Dust in the Wind. Johnson 19 miles northeast of Benson. Johnson was the mining town for the Peabody Mine. She said the boy wearing a ball cap would stare at her from the corner looking downstairs.
My daughter would always wake up with scratch marks on her chest. My daughter saw a boy staring at her from the hallway and thought it was her little brother, but he was asleep. I always had a feeling someone watching me all the time in that house. Years later we sold the house, and weeks later the realtor on behalf of the buyer ask me if I ever experienced weird things there. I said, ''Hell, yes. Screams and crying have also been heard in the inn. Employees of the Cochise County Courthouse swear that the top floor is haunted, with evil presences and bad smells prevailing throughout.
The judge chambers in Division 2 still carry occasional smells of cigar smoke from the old days. Voices are heard throughout, doors open and close, sometimes violently, This historic hillside inn was built in the late 's for an explorer, and later became a boarding house. It is now a delightful building, which is allegedly haunted by the ghost of a woman shot dead opposite the hotel. Staff have reportedly seen her roaming the hallways, while The three miners' ghosts are violent, and loud noises, shouts and arguing voices are heard late at night when no one is around.
The apparition of an old This historic hotel was formerly railroad accommodation, and is now a delightful bed and breakfast on the main street of this old mining town. Staff and guests alike claim to have seen shadowy apparitions, have felt cold spots and seen doors slam shut and lock of their own accord. Reports abound about ghostly presences in various rooms. In the "Grandma Room" a rocking chair will star moving all on its own, and grandma herself sometimes appears late at night.
Doors and windows open and close on their own in the "Purple Sage Room", and there are definite The historic hotel was formerly a boarding house for men working at the nearby copper mines, and has been the scene of several murders, which is just the tip of the iceberg of this hotel's dark past. It is believed that two apparitions haunt the old building, and the Holding the distinction of being Arizona's longest continuously operated hotel, the Copper Queen was constructed from to by the Phelps Dodge Corporation to serve as lodging for investors and dignitaries visiting its nearby copper mine.
The Copper Queen is allegedly haunted and has been featured on at least two Several rooms here are said to be haunted. In Room 11, a handsome cowboy ghost is said to reside. He is tall and thin and sports a white shirt, vest, dark pants and boots.
In Room 12, you'll know if the ghost of Abigail is present by her lavender scent. Apparently the whole of downtown is haunted by screams, cries, etc. Possibly a town with more than its share of domestic disturbances but ghosts? Jury's firmly out. This historic jail house is now an atmospheric bed and breakfast inn, and has some unwelcome tenants from long ago.
Visitors to the building have reported an eerie presence, and the sensation of being watched. This feeling is further accentuated by reports of a phantom shadow stalking the A bell rings when no living human is around to ring it. Things move around without explanation and occasionally entire shelves crash to the floor.
No one knows who haunts the store, but employees are convinced that someone does! The warrior Cochise and his army defeated a small force of Confederate soldiers at the Dragoon Mountains at the First Battle of Dragoon Springs but was defeated at the Second Battle of Dragoon Springs a few days later. Cochise Stronghold Memorial Park lies near Mt. Glen on the eastern slope People, you've got to stop building stuff on Indian burial grounds. Luckily in this case it seems the hauntings are mostly benign and the original pastor who claimed it was haunted believes this is because the ghosts of the Indians were receptive to Christianity little late there fellows, pretty Claims of singing and moaning have been heard coming from the cave and of course it's not the wind.
The apparition of a man has been seen wielding a pickaxe. Today, the ruins at Tip Top stretch nearly two miles along Cottonwood Creek. There are dozens of buildings in various states of ruin, an old headframe and several tunnels still left. Note: As of April , this site is no longer open to the public. Arizona doesn't lack ghost towns, however. We'll update this list soon with another site we've been saving. Kentucky Camp's story begins in After finding gold nearby and the population surged to more than miners.
Migrants from back east named gulches in the area after their respective homes, giving Kentucky Camp its name. By the s, most of the gold deposits ran out, and the population thinned almost as quickly as it had grown. In , the U. It's since become a popular place for mountain bikers and runners seeking a quiet trail with wide-open space. Named after the Welsh hometown of founder George Mitchell, Swansea's serious mining operations began in the mids.
By , a post office was established and the town swelled to a population of
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