This town of approximately 16,000 people shares a border with the Mexican town of Aqua Prieta. It was originally founded as a smelter town, where the ores of nearby Bisbee were treated. Douglas was incorporated in 1905 and is named for Dr. James Douglas, an early minining pioneer.
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Circa 1940's linen postcard of a sign once located near the Douglas train station. Owned by Jean Walker and used with permission.
Circa 1900 postcard of a street view of Douglas. Owned by Jean Walker and used with permission.
Circa 1903 postcard of an arial view of Douglas. Owned by Jean Walker and used with permission.
Circa 1906 postcard of a street scene in Douglas. Owned by Jean Walker and used with permission.
Feb 27 1910 postcard of a street car scene in Douglas. Owned by Jean Walker and used with permission.
Circa 1915 postcard of a street scene in Douglas. Owned by Jean Walker and used with permission.
Circa 1920's postcard of the Copper Queen store, in Douglas. Owned by Jean Walker and used with permission.
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State Coordinator: Norma Hass
Asst. State Coordinators: Shannon Lanning and Jean Walker
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