Jerome's Sliding Jail — Attraction in Jerome

Jerome's hospitality never fails; from an overnight stay at the Conner Hotel to a historical visit to the Douglas Museum or just walking down Main Street reading all of the historical plaques placed throughout the town, a visitor will never be disappointed. There are restaurants bars and specialty shops galore to keep you in Jerome for an entire day. All of these wonderful things to do topped off with the friendliest people and a million dollar view of the surrounding mountains and valleys, you're missing one of Arizona's wonders of the world if you miss it. Oh and I tell you, Jerome is the largest GHOST TOWN in our country! Come for a visit,...

This is located right at the front the downtown parking lot. I recall there being a bit of a gravel path to walk from the parking area, and then a set of short stairs to go down to see the jail up-close. I don't remember seeing any accessible ramp, however you can see the jail peeking out from the lot as well. The jail itself is fenced so you can't go into the room, but you can see everything just from outside the fence, as one of the walls has fallen out, so you can see the interior. There's also an interpretive sign. From the jail, you also get treated to a nice view of the scenic...

I visited Jerome in 2019 and ran out of time to see the sliding jail, but had a great lunch at Bobby D's Barbecue located in one of Jerome's historic buildings. Some friends who had visited before had positive comments about other local restaurants. It's a great little town full of history and hauntings. I have to mention the breathtaking views of open space looking out towards Sedona and snow capped Frisco Peaks beyond. I love this town and intend to...