A lot of tiny towns in AZ and NM look like this. Take a trip off the beaten path between Santa Fe and Taos someday its beautiful and interesting as hell
The thing that makes Bisbee look so weird is there was almost no flat ground to build on around the turn of the 20th century. What little flat ground there was was taken up by railroad yards and mining facilities, so residential and retail properties had to build up into the hills, and most retail ended up in multistory building to make up for the lack of buildable lots. Now that the railroad is gone and mining is just about gone there's plenty of flatland available, but there isn't much demand for it after the collapse of Arizona real estate a couple years ago. The condition of the basketball courts is probably due to the town having so relatively few kids. Bisbee is a visibly aging town, with the average age of a resident being 43. Many of the residents came back to Bisbee to retire. Combine that the largest per capita gay population in the state and you can see there aren't many reasons to rehab a basketball court.
I lived there for a good chunk of my childhood and can tell you there’s plenty of children it’s just not everyone is documented. And it’s a very poor town which is why there’s many rundown areas
Denni that's why you should work hard and gamble at Indian casino's. 🎰 The worst thing that could happen after a night of looking and listening to slot machines is you could lose your recreational money. You should give it a try. Good luck. 🐼 ♻💚
BIsbee, the cheap version of Sedona. Psychic vortex and magnet to the impressionable mind. Now that pot is legal in AZ, this would be a good place to go on a trip that will blow your mind. Since you are doing this type of video, I can only suggest: Jerome, Cornville and Clarkdale. While I have been all over AZ in the 43 years I have lived here, those came to mind rather quickly so there must be a reason. This state has treasures beyond the imagination for those who want the unusual. Thanks for exploring Bisbee for us and I, for one, vote for more like this (as well as the malls as both are good).
I live in NYC and one thing this pandemic has done is make me want to take a road trip across the U.S. videos like this are preserving my sanity and giving me something to look forward to!!!
Spending half my childhood in Bisbee and returning there to visit many times as an adult I can say you really captured the weirdness vibe of the town. Lol If you walk portions of the 1000 Stair Climb you’ll see tons of cool unique art and architecture amongst the houses. The stairs themselves are artwork. Loved the video! Thanks.
I remember going on the mine tour on December 31st, 1992 when I was a kid with my grandfather! You had to wear their mining uniform and hard hat with a light on it. That was an amazing experience as a kid!
I spent a summer here, in 1986. I lived in the older part of town behind the courthouse, on a narrow one-way street just like the one you drove down. What some call "quirky charm" others call a "run down dump". I worked in a co-op grocery store on the main street. Charles Manson once said that if he was ever released he'd move to Bisbee because it's the most like the 60s that he knew about.
What you described as old go-karts look like Soap Box Derby Race cars from the '60s. Bisbee would be a great place for them because when racing, they only go downhill.
Oh wow it's been 14 years since I've been to Bisbee but I remember it looking so much more beautiful and polished, def don't remember it looking so worn down and beat up and old kind of junky stuff everywhere. It was much more a nice art town like Sedona, crazy.
Actually, being a resident of Bisbee I can tell you it is kept looking this way because we like our old stuff. But don't be fooled it's way cooler than most places. I'm raising 2 children with my beautiful wife, a local artist. We love it here.
It was never like Sedona, lmao- even 30 years ago. An argument can be made that Old Bisbee, on a whole, looks better than it used to due to many property renovations over the years. That last part just shows an old building that's been there forever. Rents and real estate is no longer that cheap, either.
I love this content. Showing how places near us have notable differences in the architecture and culture is interesting. If you have other places to cover, i would love to watch it.
I lived in Bisbee three times, '00 to '01, '03 to '06, and '14 to '16. St. Elmo's is actually the oldest continually operating drinking establishment in the state of Arizona. They converted to a "soda shop" during prohibition, and did take-out "soda" during the heart of the pandemic. You must have been there before they opened that evening, everyone I've asked said they're still very much open
This is such a great little town, I highly recommend the ghost tours if you ever go back. They also have e-bike rentals that are a blast to explore with, oh and "The Table", so yummy
I remember eating breakfast there on Dec. 31, 1992 if that’s the right place. I remember another great place off I-17 near the Prescott area that had the largest portions I’ve ever seen to this day!
@@aMuncieChannel You're not helping, now I want breakfast there too! I love Bisbee breakfast club, so yummy! I suddenly feel like making a road trip to Prescott
Oh, wow, I love Bisbee, and it is so, SO weird. The Art Deco courthouse is one of Arizona's most beautiful buildings. My brother and his boyfriend and I tried to convince the wonderful ladies who run a great bakery to change the name to Lesbian Cupcake Factory**, so that gives you an idea of how eclectic it is. It's almost like Tucson with everything normal and boring removed. One thing I'll say is that you have to have an extremely high tolerance for Southwest kitsch, because you will come face to face with Kokopelli and sugar skulls every two feet. **Which I still think would be just about the greatest business name ever.
Most of my family is from Bisbee. Most of them buried there too. Besides the Copper Queen, there is quite a lot of unique sights. Locals will know the 3 families from "tin town". If you go back, don't miss out on the fresh coffee in the Bisbee Subway.
One thing I like about this channel is how every video, no matter how run down or abandoned a place is, you can market it to make it look appealing. I think this place is sad and hearing those people in the background seems like folks down on their luck and into drugs and such.
Bisbee is a mineral collectors dream city!!! The copper minerals that they produced from the mines there are legendary (I'm a gem/mineral collector, who as quite a bit of Bisbee minerals in my collection lol)!
I visited Bisbee in 2006. The mayor (or former mayor or some member of city government) had a business giving jeep tours of the town. I got an earful on the history of Bisbee while riding around with him. He admitted he was an "old hippie" and he stopped to talk to a friend who was rehabbing an older home on a hillside. He was an "old hippie", too. They both came to Bisbee in the late 1960s to get away from society and family expectations. They stayed and became part of the establishment of Bisbee, which I thought was ironic. It looks more rundown than I remember.
You should do Superior next. It's a mess. There's a book that shows how it was in the early 1900's and it was actually pretty cool. Much like many of Arizona's copper boom towns.
That run-down Basketball Court would be a good place to build a skate-park. Patch up the concrete a bit, and get some volunteers to build some wood ramps and boxes. And you all set, a skate-park for the community.
Good timing. I'm heading to Bisbee for the weekend in a couple of weeks. One of my favorite AZ cities. Years ago there was an annual go kart race down Tombstone canyon every 4th of July. Actually more of a soap box derby. Used to go to it in the late 70s and early 80s. Warren and Lowell are also cool parts of town too. Im old enough to remember when the mines were still open here. I hope to do a lot of photos while there. Fun video - yes do more! Lots of interesting places in our state.
Really bohemian grungey rustic ambiance. Can almost imagine Kurt Cobain wandering around in one of his oversized knits peering into an old junk shop window admiring a curio with a snow come or slush in one hand, a Benson and hedges menthol burning away in the other. It has that sort of post industrial decay and splendor to it.
I went to Bisbee in March & happened to be there during the motorcycle event. I FELL in Love with that town. It’s calling me to go back and I can’t explain what it is. Like a spirit or something lol I really can’t wait. Not to mention when we were in one of the book shops my grandma got her hair pulled by something in the store. She thought it was me but I was on the other side. Creepy but cool. 😅
I needed this Specifically as your state Erik is among a few other states that are stressing us out as a nation, I'm praying for Arizona. Thank you for posting this
Cool ...enjoyed this one for a change of location & subject ; I see so many YT channels showing the same old empty JC Penny or Sears; I'm getting tired of those
I grew up in Bisbee in the 60s and 70s at that time almost everyone worked for Phelps-Dodge. Other than the buildings the town is nothing like it was. As far as some of the things in the video, the park and basketball court I went to Central school 3rd and 4rd grade and we would use that for our play ground. As far as the carts or coasters go on the 4th of july we would have coaster races it started up the canyon it was about 1 and 3/4 mile it ended by the post office and big P D store. Every boy in town couldnt wait until they was 9 or 10 so they could drive in the race. when u signed up you got the wheels and all the rules for building and racing. Bisbee was a good place to grow up, i have been back a few times i miss the feel and way of life of the past
Bisbee is a VERY bohemian kind of town. The go carts are remnants are from past coaster races down Tombstone Canyon Road. At the right angle, the Iron Man statue looks like he is holding his private part!! 😱. Lots of great night life and places to eat. THE best pizza 🍕 is at Screaming Banshee Pizza by the Iron Man statue. Be sure to check out the court house. It is in the Art Deco style. The bronze entry doors 🚪 are a work of art! In October, , Bisbee hosts the Bisbee 1000 Stair Climb. Also, some amazing bed and breakfasts to choose from. We have stayed at the Inn at Castle Rock. I believe our room was haunted, as I felt someone “sit on the edge of my bed!”
I remember taking the copper mine tour and eating breakfast at a restaurant in town which was very popular on December 31st 1992 with my grandfather. I don’t remember the name of the restaurant but vividly remember the great food and an amazing tour inside the copper mine as a kid! Loved it! Please do more videos on Arizona towns like maybe Yuma, Nogales, Sedona or Page! Loved the video!
I don’t know if this is the case or not, but that fountain may not be in use due to water restrictions. Arizona is mostly desert, so it’s a possibility. Or it may just be neglected as said in the video.
I live in Tucson, AZ and so I’ve been to Bisbee countless times. If you didn’t get a chance to see it, next time you go you HAVE to visit the Miners and Merchants Antique Center. The best antique store I’ve ever been to!
Nice vid. I live in Tombstone, but I've only explored Bisbee one time for about 2 hours. Going back for a big explore when my grandson gets here in March, 2021. Hopefully, Covid is under control by then so that we can enjoy the trip better.
Popular Bisbee bumper sticker: "We're here because we're not all there." Other cool sites in the Bisbee area include The Cross Shrine (on a hillside up OK Street), Lavender Pit mine (just east of town), ghost town of Lowell (.5 mi. south).
that was great! I love that town, maybe not to live there but to visit like you did....you can do one of these types of vids anytime you like and I will watch!
I drove through Bisbee years ago. I think you captured the spirit if the place! It is the kind of place where people can keep a low profile. I think Kim Basinger's character in the film L.A. Confidential was supposed to be from Bisbee.
Definitely encourage you to do more small "City Archaeology", as I wanted to always see Bisbee. That may encourage me to go take a drive outdoors more often during this pandemic.
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Haha, it WAS you! Thought I saw you on my way down the canyon that day. Almost stopped to say hi, but wasn’t sure! 🤣
The narrow streets and houses near each others make the city looks like japanese suburban area but in desert.
That's what I thought also. Driving in Japan is not fun either.
A lot of tiny towns in AZ and NM look like this. Take a trip off the beaten path between Santa Fe and Taos someday its beautiful and interesting as hell
The thing that makes Bisbee look so weird is there was almost no flat ground to build on around the turn of the 20th century. What little flat ground there was was taken up by railroad yards and mining facilities, so residential and retail properties had to build up into the hills, and most retail ended up in multistory building to make up for the lack of buildable lots. Now that the railroad is gone and mining is just about gone there's plenty of flatland available, but there isn't much demand for it after the collapse of Arizona real estate a couple years ago. The condition of the basketball courts is probably due to the town having so relatively few kids. Bisbee is a visibly aging town, with the average age of a resident being 43. Many of the residents came back to Bisbee to retire. Combine that the largest per capita gay population in the state and you can see there aren't many reasons to rehab a basketball court.
I lived there for a good chunk of my childhood and can tell you there’s plenty of children it’s just not everyone is documented. And it’s a very poor town which is why there’s many rundown areas
Why is the gay population so high in Bisbee?
Once this was the biggest town between St. Louis and San Francisco
@Di Escombreria It is the law of supply and demand.
Denver...
I really enjoyed learning a little about Bisbee. I haven’t been taking many (any) road trips lately. It was fun to live vicariously.
Denni that's why you should work hard and gamble at Indian casino's. 🎰 The worst thing that could happen after a night of looking and listening to slot machines is you could lose your recreational money. You should give it a try. Good luck. 🐼 ♻💚
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BIsbee, the cheap version of Sedona. Psychic vortex and magnet to the impressionable mind. Now that pot is legal in AZ, this would be a good place to go on a trip that will blow your mind. Since you are doing this type of video, I can only suggest: Jerome, Cornville and Clarkdale. While I have been all over AZ in the 43 years I have lived here, those came to mind rather quickly so there must be a reason. This state has treasures beyond the imagination for those who want the unusual.
Thanks for exploring Bisbee for us and I, for one, vote for more like this (as well as the malls as both are good).
Sedona wishes it could be Bisbee. Thanks for showing my town.
Those go karts are old soapbox derby style coasters, used for the annual coaster races that happen around July 4th.
Thanks for the info. Sounds like something I should come check out 🙂
Proud to say I was born here in Bisbee
St. Elmos is open. They just reopened a few days ago. At least, that's the notification I received.
Oh good! I definitely want to check it out the next time I'm there.
I live in NYC and one thing this pandemic has done is make me want to take a road trip across the U.S. videos like this are preserving my sanity and giving me something to look forward to!!!
Spending half my childhood in Bisbee and returning there to visit many times as an adult I can say you really captured the weirdness vibe of the town. Lol If you walk portions of the 1000 Stair Climb you’ll see tons of cool unique art and architecture amongst the houses. The stairs themselves are artwork. Loved the video! Thanks.
It’s also always 10 degrees cooler. Such a great spot. You need to go down the street and check out what’s left of Lowell, AZ
What an eclectic little town, although the shouts or “music” gave me chills lol
Personally I think someone was tripping balls on acid (LSD) or something at that point.
Been there once, you missed out on the mine tour where you ride what’s basically a live steamer right into the mountain
I remember going on the mine tour on December 31st, 1992 when I was a kid with my grandfather! You had to wear their mining uniform and hard hat with a light on it. That was an amazing experience as a kid!
Reminds me of Maria Texas which is having an art boom and being reborn . Bisbee looks like it’s headed the same route and ready for a revival
Do you mean Marfa? Darn that autocorrect!
I spent a summer here, in 1986. I lived in the older part of town behind the courthouse, on a narrow one-way street just like the one you drove down. What some call "quirky charm" others call a "run down dump". I worked in a co-op grocery store on the main street. Charles Manson once said that if he was ever released he'd move to Bisbee because it's the most like the 60s that he knew about.
What you described as old go-karts look like Soap Box Derby Race cars from the '60s. Bisbee would be a great place for them because when racing, they only go downhill.
Oh wow it's been 14 years since I've been to Bisbee but I remember it looking so much more beautiful and polished, def don't remember it looking so worn down and beat up and old kind of junky stuff everywhere. It was much more a nice art town like Sedona, crazy.
I've never been. But it looks like Hell.
Actually, being a resident of Bisbee I can tell you it is kept looking this way because we like our old stuff. But don't be fooled it's way cooler than most places. I'm raising 2 children with my beautiful wife, a local artist. We love it here.
It was never like Sedona, lmao- even 30 years ago. An argument can be made that Old Bisbee, on a whole, looks better than it used to due to many property renovations over the years. That last part just shows an old building that's been there forever. Rents and real estate is no longer that cheap, either.
I love this content. Showing how places near us have notable differences in the architecture and culture is interesting. If you have other places to cover, i would love to watch it.
Same
Me too. I was told it's because I have my Venus in the sign of cancer, and cancer loves nostalgic things.
I loved this video. Certainly do more like it if you want. It won't drive me away from your channel.
Really like this type of video....more please.
I lived in Bisbee three times, '00 to '01, '03 to '06, and '14 to '16. St. Elmo's is actually the oldest continually operating drinking establishment in the state of Arizona. They converted to a "soda shop" during prohibition, and did take-out "soda" during the heart of the pandemic. You must have been there before they opened that evening, everyone I've asked said they're still very much open
thanks for the tour. very quirky
I've spent an afternoon wandering Bisbee. So quirky. Love the way y'all wander and explore.
Would love to see more of this content
Your best work in my opinion, keep it up! Show us more.
Thank you 😁
Bisbee reminds me of Jerome a bit. Another weird but cool city in AZ.
Yep, when he said "narrow and steep roads" I said "Like Jarome"
My grandma and some of her siblings were born there my grandfather worked in the mines
Yes, been to both and can confirm.
This is such a great little town, I highly recommend the ghost tours if you ever go back. They also have e-bike rentals that are a blast to explore with, oh and "The Table", so yummy
I remember eating breakfast there on Dec. 31, 1992 if that’s the right place. I remember another great place off I-17 near the Prescott area that had the largest portions I’ve ever seen to this day!
@@aMuncieChannel You're not helping, now I want breakfast there too! I love Bisbee breakfast club, so yummy! I suddenly feel like making a road trip to Prescott
I grew up in Mesa, but never made it down to Bisbee. Thanks for a great video!! Keep it up! 👍🌵☀️
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The best!
Came here to comment this.
Who? WWJD ✝
Lots of stars here..
Great video Erik and Mark.
Good video i like your dead mall stuff, but this is even better. I love the funky weird.
Oh, wow, I love Bisbee, and it is so, SO weird. The Art Deco courthouse is one of Arizona's most beautiful buildings. My brother and his boyfriend and I tried to convince the wonderful ladies who run a great bakery to change the name to Lesbian Cupcake Factory**, so that gives you an idea of how eclectic it is. It's almost like Tucson with everything normal and boring removed. One thing I'll say is that you have to have an extremely high tolerance for Southwest kitsch, because you will come face to face with Kokopelli and sugar skulls every two feet.
**Which I still think would be just about the greatest business name ever.
Bisbee: A Hipster's Paradise
Most of my family is from Bisbee. Most of them buried there too. Besides the Copper Queen, there is quite a lot of unique sights. Locals will know the 3 families from "tin town". If you go back, don't miss out on the fresh coffee in the Bisbee Subway.
Mine too
I would love to see more videos like this! It’s so cool to see the weirder parts of AZ
One thing I like about this channel is how every video, no matter how run down or abandoned a place is, you can market it to make it look appealing. I think this place is sad and hearing those people in the background seems like folks down on their luck and into drugs and such.
This was great, guys! Hope y'all find more weird and funky places.
5 years I lived in Phoenix, never went to Bisbee. A copper town closer is Globe and Miami that was interesting
One of your best videos to date! I love, love, loved it!
Glad you decided to film this - always wanted to go there. Now I know I have to! Looking forward to more stuff like this!
Bisbee is a mineral collectors dream city!!! The copper minerals that they produced from the mines there are legendary (I'm a gem/mineral collector, who as quite a bit of Bisbee minerals in my collection lol)!
And yall should check out Morenci, Arizona for another historic mining place. Famous for copper minerals as well!
I love gems. I want to get some minerals from this town. I also want to get some from the other town that was suggested in the comments. WWJD ✝
This was an excellent video and I hope you broaden your scope and include more like this!
Cool stuff I always enjoy true Americana and weird places
I visited Bisbee in 2006. The mayor (or former mayor or some member of city government) had a business giving jeep tours of the town. I got an earful on the history of Bisbee while riding around with him. He admitted he was an "old hippie" and he stopped to talk to a friend who was rehabbing an older home on a hillside. He was an "old hippie", too. They both came to Bisbee in the late 1960s to get away from society and family expectations. They stayed and became part of the establishment of Bisbee, which I thought was ironic. It looks more rundown than I remember.
You should do Superior next. It's a mess. There's a book that shows how it was in the early 1900's and it was actually pretty cool. Much like many of Arizona's copper boom towns.
That run-down Basketball Court would be a good place to build a skate-park. Patch up the concrete a bit, and get some volunteers to build some wood ramps and boxes. And you all set, a skate-park for the community.
We have one over in warren, but check out the Brown bombers youtube channel
Best video yet from you guys, such a cool little town
Excellent video!
What a neat place to explore! I love watching all your fun and wild adventures with Mark!
dream road trip destination right here
Good timing. I'm heading to Bisbee for the weekend in a couple of weeks. One of my favorite AZ cities.
Years ago there was an annual go kart race down Tombstone canyon every 4th of July. Actually more of a soap box derby. Used to go to it in the late 70s and early 80s.
Warren and Lowell are also cool parts of town too. Im old enough to remember when the mines were still open here.
I hope to do a lot of photos while there. Fun video - yes do more! Lots of interesting places in our state.
I've been to Bisbee many times. Screaming Banshee has the best pizza!!
Love 💗 that place. This is going to sound a bit weird, but, be sure to check out the rest rooms.
Really bohemian grungey rustic ambiance. Can almost imagine Kurt Cobain wandering around in one of his oversized knits peering into an old junk shop window admiring a curio with a snow come or slush in one hand, a Benson and hedges menthol burning away in the other. It has that sort of post industrial decay and splendor to it.
That's a really nice way of saying shitty and run down. Those streets look like they'd give you AIDS.
Bisbee is a very interesting town. 🤨
I went to Bisbee in March & happened to be there during the motorcycle event. I FELL in Love with that town. It’s calling me to go back and I can’t explain what it is. Like a spirit or something lol I really can’t wait. Not to mention when we were in one of the book shops my grandma got her hair pulled by something in the store. She thought it was me but I was on the other side. Creepy but cool. 😅
I needed this
Specifically as your state Erik is among a few other states that are stressing us out as a nation, I'm praying for Arizona. Thank you for posting this
Diggin it! There's even more crazy murals there than Tucson!
I used to live in Sierra Vista and I went to Bisbee often. It's very cool and I'm glad you liked it.
I used to go there once a month for work. Shout out to my friend Magic Kenny!
Loved the vid, stay safe!
Bisbee is hippie town man
I love places like this. Towns like this are such little gems. I'd love to see more stuff like this to compliment your other content.
Cool ...enjoyed this one for a change of location & subject ; I see so many YT channels showing the same old empty JC Penny or Sears; I'm getting tired of those
I grew up in Bisbee in the 60s and 70s at that time almost everyone worked for Phelps-Dodge. Other than the buildings the town is nothing like it was. As far as some of the things in the video, the park and basketball court I went to Central school 3rd and 4rd grade and we would use that for our play ground. As far as the carts or coasters go on the 4th of july we would have coaster races it started up the canyon it was about 1 and 3/4 mile it ended by the post office and big P D store. Every boy in town couldnt wait until they was 9 or 10 so they could drive in the race. when u signed up you got the wheels and all the rules for building and racing. Bisbee was a good place to grow up, i have been back a few times i miss the feel and way of life of the past
I loved this video! I'd like to see more of this sort of thing.
Bisbee is a VERY bohemian kind of town. The go carts are remnants are from past coaster races down Tombstone Canyon Road. At the right angle, the Iron Man statue looks like he is holding his private part!! 😱. Lots of great night life and places to eat. THE best pizza 🍕 is at Screaming Banshee Pizza by the Iron Man statue. Be sure to check out the court house. It is in the Art Deco style. The bronze entry doors 🚪 are a work of art! In October, , Bisbee hosts the Bisbee 1000 Stair Climb. Also, some amazing bed and breakfasts to choose from. We have stayed at the Inn at Castle Rock. I believe our room was haunted, as I felt someone “sit on the edge of my bed!”
Oh, while you’re there, go east down Hwy,. 80 to the traffic circle ⭕️ and drive through Lowell. It is a part of Bisbee, frozen in time!!
I would love love love more videos like this! It's cool seeing these funky little cities
I really enjoyed this video! Would love to see some more.
I remember taking the copper mine tour and eating breakfast at a restaurant in town which was very popular on December 31st 1992 with my grandfather. I don’t remember the name of the restaurant but vividly remember the great food and an amazing tour inside the copper mine as a kid! Loved it! Please do more videos on Arizona towns like maybe Yuma, Nogales, Sedona or Page! Loved the video!
I have the same memory from around the same time. I still have photos somewhere and definitely remember amazing breakfast food.
We use to take field trips through the copper queen mines when I went to greenway elementary
I really like this journey. Super amazing. Thank you!
hell yeah this was on brand and super interesting!
This is an awesome video! I love the focus on interesting/historic architecture -- we have similar taste. Kudos!
I don’t know if this is the case or not, but that fountain may not be in use due to water restrictions. Arizona is mostly desert, so it’s a possibility. Or it may just be neglected as said in the video.
I live in Tucson, AZ and so I’ve been to Bisbee countless times. If you didn’t get a chance to see it, next time you go you HAVE to visit the Miners and Merchants Antique Center. The best antique store I’ve ever been to!
Nice vid. I live in Tombstone, but I've only explored Bisbee one time for about 2 hours. Going back for a big explore when my grandson gets here in March, 2021.
Hopefully, Covid is under control by then so that we can enjoy the trip better.
dude this was so fun to explore through your eyes!! New angle? Love it and looking forward to the new series!!
Popular Bisbee bumper sticker: "We're here because we're not all there."
Other cool sites in the Bisbee area include The Cross Shrine (on a hillside up OK Street), Lavender Pit mine (just east of town), ghost town of Lowell (.5 mi. south).
Bisbee is easily my favorite town in Arizona
that was great! I love that town, maybe not to live there but to visit like you did....you can do one of these types of vids anytime you like and I will watch!
Thanks for the tour.
I drove through Bisbee years ago. I think you captured the spirit if the place! It is the kind of place where people can keep a low profile. I think Kim Basinger's character in the film L.A. Confidential was supposed to be from Bisbee.
Also, at the end Close Encounters one of the abducted people states his name, and his residence (Bisbee, Az)
I enjoyed this video. Hope you do more like this one.
Stunning, super interesting and inspirational! Thank you for sharing! 🙏✨
Very enjoyable video, I wouldn't mind seeing more like this.
Bisbee is so interesting. Stayed at the haunted hotel there, Copper Queen. Nice place to stop.
Love the new format... Keep it up. More please 👍👍👍
I know all those folks.. lol.. nice to see bisbee through someone elses eyes.. thank you..
l live in Bisbee and I really enjoyed this video! Bisbee is very historic with new discoveries around every corner.
I enjoyed and look forward to exploring southern Arizona 👍🏽
Awesome video. Please do more like these.
Definitely encourage you to do more small "City Archaeology", as I wanted to always see Bisbee. That may encourage me to go take a drive outdoors more often during this pandemic.
Neat vid. Wouldn't mind more urban exploration like this.
You have a discerning eye. Inspired me to visit. The town's oddness comes thru.
This is pretty neat! I would love to see more weird stuff!
05:41 - Nice knockers!
Wow...This place is crazy and pretty cool, too.
When I visited there once I saw a bumper sticker that read "Bisbee: Like Mayberry on Acid."
Liked this video alot and would love to see more like it!
My grandmother was born in Bisbee.
It's rumoured to have been a sundown town.