Title

Douglas

Caption

Douglas, Arizona, An early telephone at Slaughter Ranch, in southeast Arizona on the Mexican border. Originally called the San Bernardino Ranch, the ranch was owned by rancher and frontier sheriff John Slaughter from 1884 until 1922. It is now a museum. Slaughters telephone was the first one in this part of the country, it was connected to the sheriffs office in Tombstone, Arizona, 70 miles away

Date

Mar 22, 2022

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/Jim West

Reference

BRK23C06_157

Model release

No

Property release

NA

License type

Rights managed

Available size

52,8Mb (1,3Mb) / 11,7in x 17,5in / 3506 x 5259 (300dpi)

Keywords

1 1st 70 Arizona Famous Place No People North America US-American attraction attractions border border station borders boundary connect connected countries country culture cultures deserted distance distances early empty frontier landmark measure measurement measures measuring mile miles museum museums natural naturalness no one nobody one original part part of partly parts phone place of interest ranch ranches seventy sight telecommunication telephone telephones tourist attraction tourist attractions tourist landmark travel photography uninhabited unit units America American US-America USA United States United States of America connecting connection connections connexion