one sees on the left entering Jerome on
89A from Prescott. I lived there when I
drew it. Part of the view from there is in
the drawing to the right.
one sees on the right entering Jerome
at the high end of town.
House, at left, is
even higher than
the Eagle's Nest.
Just beyond it is the
Gillingwater
House
pictured at right.
because it was such a challenge. Perhaps this will give one who has never visited
Jerome a perspective on how we perch on the side of the mountain. This has been
recently restored to house Town Hall, the Jerome Library, and to fulfill other civic
functions. I am proud of my role in saving this building by getting a new roof on it when I
served Jerome as Councilperson and property commissioner. This is also featured on a
canvas book bag available at the Jerome Library.
Apartments
is next along Clark
Street. It features
ramshackle porches
like many Jerome
homes.
often called Walsh's. Yes, they are
occupied, although the garage is no
longer used.
Haskins Apartments
empty foundations that begin Hill Street. I drew this
from an upstairs window in the phone company
building. This is the beginning of Hill Street.
with that option have a * by their titles. Left-click
your mouse on these. Clark Street continues on the
next page, Company Hill.
surgeon for the mines lived here.
Neighborhood
Index I
Index II
About Artist
Hill & Clark
Company Hill
Main Street
Sunshine Hill
Hull
Verde Hood
Hogback
Deception Gulch
Color Images
Color Images II
Douglas Mansion
State Historic Park
Indian Ruins I
Indian Ruins II
Sedona
Grateful Dead in
Telluride
Hang Gliders
Links
looms above Jerome on Hill Street.
To see what I have in print of each
image, place your mouse over it.
Dimensions are in inches.
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