Connor Hotel of Jerome is a photograph by Donna Kennedy which was uploaded on December 11th, 2018.
Connor Hotel of Jerome
Original Fine Art Photography by Donna Kennedy...HDR-Edited in Topaz Studio
Photographed in Jerome, Arizona
Built in 1898 by David Connor,... more
Title
Connor Hotel of Jerome
Artist
Donna Kennedy
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Photograph - Photographs
Description
Original Fine Art Photography by Donna Kennedy...HDR-Edited in Topaz Studio
Photographed in Jerome, Arizona
Built in 1898 by David Connor, the Connor Hotel of Jerome has a colorful past, ranging from the heights of luxury to the depths of squalor and back again. Originally designed with 20 rooms upstairs, this first-class lodging establishment also offered a barroom, card rooms, and billiard tables on the first floor. Rooms were rented on the “European plan” for the princely sum of $1.00 per night. The Connor’s telephone number was 8. The stone foundations were quarried from the hills around Jerome, and the brick was fired in nearby Cottonwood. It would burn down twice in it's first couple of years. The mines began to die and the hotel closed in 1931. It became a low end hotel in the 1960s and 1970s until it closed again in the 1980s due to safety concerns. Newly renovated, it is open again with ghosts and all. Guests may hear whispering and women laughing in Room 1. Objects move around on their own in Room 2. A ghostly dog growls under the door of Room 4.
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December 11th, 2018
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Comments (49)
Donna Kennedy
Thank you so much for the framed print purchase of Connor Hotel of Jerome, Buyer from Cottonwood, AZ
Kellice Swaggerty
I really like this fine capture and processing with wonderful details and colors, Donna! L/F G+
James Eddy
I am particularly fond of this building since my grandson's name is Connor. I have taken a few pictures of this wonderful building myself. The HDR really gives it a nostalgic look. The sky is terrific. Happy New Year.
Laurie Search
What an amazing old place this is, and you captured it so wonderfully, Donna!! Beautiful composition, detail, and color!! :)))vt fb