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Superior Home Tour 2010
Drive 45 minutes East of Phoenix and you will find one of America’s most storied mining towns.
Reported visitors included some of Western history’s most notorious characters,
including Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday.
Superior’s historical landmarks and beautiful landscapes
have long been a favorite of Hollywood filmmakers
and it served as a local for the “Oscar” winning film “How the West Was Won”.
Unfortunately, the town fell on hard times a few decades ago
when the copper, gold and silver mining booms dwindled out.
Today the town is making a comeback and you’re invited to join the party.
On the last Saturday and Sunday in January,
the Superior Chamber of Commerce is hosting its annual Home and Building Tour.
From 9 am to 5 pm on January 30th and 10 am to 4 pm on January 31st you can view many of the restorations and remodels.
The fee for the tour is $10 ($8 prepaid).
Superior’s guests can also enjoy a free Antique Show, lectures by Jack San Felice, author of “When Silver Was King”, as well as being able to watch the Mata Ortiz potters as they craft their world famous pottery amongst other artists.
A pancake breakfast on Saturday morning at 8 am,
hosted by the Fire Department, will kick off the festivities.
Food vendors will be set up around the town.
The nationally renowned Boyce Thompson Arboretum,
2 miles West of Superior, will also welcome visitors.
For more information please contact the Superior Chamber of Commerce, 230 W. Main St.,
520-689-0200, www.superiorazchamber.net.
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