Photo by Tom Kranz
Jerome is an old mining town in Central Arizona located between Prescott and Flagstaff. Jerome is considered a Ghost town as it was once a booming copper-mining town and after the depression most left. The population peaked around 15,000 in the 1920’s, but when the Phelps Dodge Mine closed in 1953 the population soon shrunk to less than 100 people. It was promoted as a historic ghost town and in 1967 Jerome was designated a National Historic District by the federal government.
We recommend stoping by Nellie Bly Kaleidoscopes for the coolest Kaleidoscope store along with crystals, labyrinth items, and visual art. The Haunted Hamburger has a great veggie burger along with fried pickles.
Video Transcript
If you don’t know… now you know… this is a “J” on a mountain for the town of Jerome. How many towns have a “J” on a mountain? There are no towns that have it… okay, it’s a world of its own out here. “J” for Jerome, Arizona.
It used to be a hotel for miners years ago. And it has not been since, but it’s for sale.
So what is that for? It’s a pendulum for reading energy. You can ask it a question… you say, “Hello am I at a great place to be…am I feeling your energy…should I go there tomorrow, or should I go there today?
What’s my yes…what’s my no…what’s my maybe?”
if you’re here you’re not all there…Jerome.
Author: Bliss
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