National Register Listings in
Mohave County, Arizona

Anderson, Max J., House Anderson, R. L., House Armour and Jacobson Building AT & SF Locomotive AT & T Building Big House Black, Arthur F., House Blakeley, William G., House Blakely, Ross H., House Bonelli House Brown, Duff T., House Building at 218 Spring Carr, Raymond, House Dennis, Foster S., House Desert Power & Water Co., Electric Power Plant Durlin Hotel Elk's Lodge No. 468 Elliott, S. T., House Gates, J. M., House Gruninger, W. A., Building Gymnasium Hardyville Cemetery Horse Valley Ranch House at 105 Spring St. House at 519 Golconda House at 527 Pine House at 536 Park House at 809 Grand View Householder, Ross E., House Hubbs House IOOF Building John Osterman Gas Station Kayser, George R., House Kingman Army Air Forces Flexible Gunnery School Radio Tower Kingman Commercial Historic District Kingman Grammar School Lefever House Little Red School Livingston, Dr. David S., House Lovin & Withers Investment House Lovin and Withers Cottages Mahoney, W. P., House Masonic Temple Mohave County Courthouse and Jail Mohave County Hospital Oatman Drug Company Building Old Trails Bridge Peach Springs Trading Post Pipe Spring National Monument Pipe Spring National Monument Historic District (Boundary Increase) Saint John's Methodist Episcopal Church Saint Mary's Catholic Church Sand Hollow Wash Bridge Sargent, Mrs. M. P., House Schoolhouse at Truxton Canyon Training School Sullivan, G. H., Lodging House Tyrell House US Post Office Van Marter Building Walker, O. E., House White, Dr. Toler R., House Williams, E. B., House Wright, J. B., House Ziemer, Charles, House
The Bisbee Deportation was a dark period in Arizona's labor history: In 1917, the town of Bisbee was the site of a large-scale labor strike by copper miners. The strike was broken up by vigilantes who rounded up more than a thousand strikers, put them on trains, and sent them out of town. Many of the strikers were forced to walk back to Bisbee, and some were beaten and abused along the way.