The museum was first rate with an association with the Smithsonian. We learned a lot about copper mining and found the exhibits of various gems and minerals fantastic. The historical/genealogy library in the building was a gold mine in itself. I wish I had relatives from the area. They don't allow photography inside, but this is the neat building outside.
When mining was thriving, they needed a place for people to stay, so the Copper Queen Hotel was built. It's still open today.
The lobby had a beautiful staircase.
Don blows his nose, as Marilyn, Etta, Sue and Anna look at jewelry.
Even the restaurant looked pretty.
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