History Lost & Found in Douglas, AZ

[@zakfulci854]

I was born in Douglas in 1969. I was raised in Phoenix. I will be moving back to Phoenix in a few weeks after living in Portland, OR and Wisconsin for the last several years. I can't wait! There's no place like home! ☺️

[@AbidAli-bv2gl]

Excellent video. I talked to gentleman. Last supper Museum. he is very kind

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

Sure is!

[@tennisanyone6924]

Nice video. Lived there for 18 years.

[@chickinpickin1]

Fantastic!!

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ellymeerleveldt614]

Thank you Dave and Jennifer for this very interested video👍🇺🇸🤠

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@RetiredDuke]

Just for the record the "telephone screener" is actually called a switchboard. (yup.....us old folk know these things. :) )

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

That’s what I was looking for at the time. Couldn’t think of it. Lol.

[@user-vg5jx5xm9z]

Great video.

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

Thanks!

[@Noctural-Notions]

Great video, thnx. I just moved to the Douglas area. I'm curious about this old town & the attractions here.

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

Thanks for watching! I have a couple Douglas videos to check out if you’re interested.

[@robertlynch7013]

On our last visit we stopped in the last supper museum. So cool and the guy who runs it is awesome.

[@cindykeselowski899]

How sad that there are individuals capable of doing this. He should get 25 years!

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

My thoughts exactly.

[@carolbierman2910]

Anytime you and Jennifer wanna meet for breakfast, brunch, or lunch....its our treet! Would love to share some local stories, before we leave Fairbank Az on 1/01/24. Totally up to you. Open end invitation 🎉

[@JTEllis]

Thank you for doing this video, and I look forward to a more in depth tour of the Gadsden Hotel. I visited Douglas several times during the years I lived in SE AZ. The restaurant in the Gadsden Hotel was quite good twenty some odd years ago. I was always impressed with how clean that city is. Keep the videos coming.

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@nutek1026]

The Gadsden Hotel is certainly a one of a kind historic building. I stayed there for one night years ago and of note was the tremendous water pressure in the room’s shower. It was almost painful ! Next time you’re in Douglas, you may want to consider driving out to the historic John Slaughter’s Ranch. It’s only about 15 miles east of Douglas.

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

I will do that. 👍

[@Kenmurrillo1229]

Hey Dave just to let you know the road to the ranch is bumpy dirt road, might not want to take the corvette. Also there was a mean old lady told me they were closed that day , also check hours of operation. Beautiful ranch worth the drive. ❤️ tombstone a.t

[@Kenmurrillo1229]

Haven't been to Douglas. Had forgotten how beautiful some of the architecture is, the Gadsden hotel lobby is definitely from another era, cool old operator switch board. Some trivia Douglas & Bisbee high school have the oldest rilvary in az. Thanks for the video. Keep em coming. ❤tombstone a.t

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

Will do, thanks!

[@scottchenoweth4937]

Why did you not tell your viewers about the 42-foot long Tiffany-style window on the staircase?

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

I don’t know. I mean…they can see it. Lol

[@brianfow4666]

Cool video. I live how you incorporated older photos then faded to the current with the same perspective

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

Glad you liked it!

[@scottchenoweth4937]

Hahahahaha! How do you not know that marble (a high-grade limestone) burns? How does one make lime? Look it up.

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

I guess I assumed that because all that marble literally didn’t burn when the rest of the building did?

[@Mike_Greentea]

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[@user-jz5nv7ix6k]

Next time your in Douglas check out the Douglas-Williams House . Across the street from the churches.

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

Williams house?

[@KevinSmith-yh6tl]

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