Your mind won't fathom the depth of this shaft until you perr through the grate. It is unnerving. Deeper than the height of the Empire State Building! A great insight to the history of Jerome...
Audrey Headframe Park
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The Audrey Headframe Park in Jerome, AZ, features a state-of-the-art headframe and shaft, constructed in 1918 by the United Verde Extension (UVX) Company, following the discovery of a rich copper deposit. This facility was integral to the mining operations in the area, serving as a sophisticated design that prioritized worker safety and efficiency.
From 1919 to 1938, the Audrey headframe played a crucial role in lifting over 3.6 million tons of ore, resulting in significant yields of copper, silver, and gold. The mining operation was recognized as one of the safest in America, showcasing a complex infrastructure and innovative engineering for its time.
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Our beautiful state has so much to offer. One of the best things you could do here learning the history. The height of this dwarfed the eEmpire State building. I WOULD RECOMMEND
I highly recommend this very quick and free stop. It's a pane of glass that covers a mine shaft. 1,900 feet to be exact. You can stand on it and think about how long it would take you to hit the...
I was shocked to see that this "thing" goes straight down into the ground 1900 feet and it is lined with concrete! There are horizontal levels very so often but what a surprise to see this...
This is a very awesome park shows how mining was done and the equipment used back in the day. You can stand on top of the minshaft and see all the to the bottom. Would recommend this if you are in...
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