Mile-high Bisbee for Cochise County exploring. (Arizona) (Last-Minute Vacation '91)

From: Sunset | Date: June 1, 1991 | Copyright information

Mile-high Bisbee for Cochise County exploring If you think of summer in Arizona as one continuous expanse of Phoenix heat, go to Bisbee. In this hilly, picturesque 1880s silver- and copper-mining town, you can explore a historic district loaded with turn-of-the-century shops, restaurants, a theater, and lodgings ranging from the stately brick Copper Queen Hotel to a half-dozen bed-and-breakfasts--in temperatures that usually don't break 90 [degrees]. The hamber of...

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