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This was a fascinating excursion taking a look back to a time when mining silver, gold, lead, zinc, molybdenum, vanadium, and even turquoise in this area of Arizona was flourishing. Chloride is located at the edge of the Cerbat Mountains in northwest Arizona and was formed when the first mine was opened in 1863. The early prospectors, regarded as intruders, were driven off by Indians time and time again, but the potential wealth of the area always drew the miners back..

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Grave site of two US soldiers killed by Indians

Close up of the rock marker for the two US Soldier graves

Chloride Cemetery is one of the largest and oldest in Mohave County and is still in use

Stage & Railroad Station served by Butterfield Stage Line (1858-1919) and the Santa Fe Railroad (1898-1935)

Brothel buildings located near the old school house in town

Another view of the brothel buildings

Another view of the Oldest house on Schyulkill Street

Chloride's original two-celled Jailhouse

Chloride's original two-celled Jailhouse

Interior shot of one Jail house cell

Another interior shot of one Jail house cell

Another interior shot of one Jail house cell

Another view down Schyulkill Street

Main Street view of Post Office (1871-Present), Cafe, and Museum

Mineshaft Market on Main Street

Another view of Main Street Post Office and cafe

Another view of Main Street Post Office and cafe

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