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The Arizona Hotel was one of seven hotels in Oatman in 1915 during the town’s early years. It had 45 rooms, numerous baths, concrete fire walls, and two separate water mains for fire protection. Located at the southern end of town, it survived the Great Fire of 1921, which destroyed most buildings in the northern end of town. It was torn down in the early 1950s to reduce property taxes. Today, only the concrete vault and crumbling concrete walls remain.
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Oatman, Arizona · United States
