Queen Mine Tours
2009-01-01 to 2009-12-31 The Queen Mine was the largest and most productive copper mine of the 20th century. Wear the hard hat and yellow slicker and sit on the mine train for a trip through this famous mine. The visitors get to search the mine for veins of copper, lead, silver, zinc, gold and turquoise. You will travel 1500 miles through the tunnels and feel the danger, and drama of the bygone era.
Venue: Bisbee Mining and Historical Museum
The Story of Bisbee Mining
Phone: +1 520 432 7071
Fax: +1 520 432 7800
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This museum, the Smithsonian Institution's only rural branch, documents the history of Bisbee's mining days from boom to bust. Located in the town's main plaza, it's a must-see for anyone interested in mining and minerals; it features a huge mineral display as well as photographic exhibits, most notably the "Old miners were tough" section about daily life in the copper mines. Admission cost is very nominal.
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Jan 1st, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
The Queen Mine was the largest and most productive copper mine of the 20th century. Wear the hard hat and yellow slicker and sit on the mine train for a trip through this famous mine. The visitors get to search the mine for veins of copper, lead, silver, zinc, gold and turquoise. You will travel 1500 miles through the tunnels and feel the danger, and drama of the bygone era.
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