Live View From Atop The Jerome Grand Hotel
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Jerome, AZ
Founded in the late 1800s, Jerome boomed as a copper mining camp, growing into one of Arizona’s largest towns during its heyday. At its peak, it was home to thousands of miners, gamblers, saloonkeepers, and fortune seekers. When the mines closed in the mid-20th century, Jerome nearly became a ghost town—but its story didn’t end there.
Today, Jerome is a unique blend of old and new. With a population of just around 450 residents, the town has been reborn as a haven for artists, musicians, and free spirits. Its narrow, winding streets are lined with historic buildings, eclectic galleries, unique shops, and cozy cafes, all clinging to the hillside with stunning views of the valley below. Rich in history, folklore, and creative energy, Jerome is a one-of-a-kind destination that continues to captivate those who visit—and those who watch from afar.
Jerome Grand Hotel
Perched high above the Verde Valley, the Jerome Grand Hotel is one of Arizona’s most iconic—and infamous—landmarks. With its commanding views, rich history, and reputation for paranormal activity, the hotel attracts visitors from around the world. Now, thanks to our live cam feed, you can experience the haunting beauty and panoramic vistas of this historic site in real time, from anywhere on the globe.
Originally built in 1926 as the United Verde Hospital, the building was considered a modern marvel for its time. After closing its doors in the 1950s, it sat abandoned for decades—until it was transformed into the Jerome Grand Hotel in the 1990s. Since then, it’s gained fame not just for its incredible architecture and views, but for the ghostly legends that surround it. Guests have reported unexplained noises, flickering lights, and even ghost sightings, making it a favorite stop for ghost hunters and history buffs alike.
Once known as the “Wickedest Town in the West,” Jerome clings to the steep side of Cleopatra Hill, offering winding streets, eclectic galleries, and a palpable sense of the past. With a population of just a few hundred residents, it’s a living museum of Arizona’s mining history, blended with a modern-day spirit of creativity and independence.
Whether you’re tuning in for the scenery, the weather, or a glimpse of something more mysterious, the Jerome Grand Hotel live cam brings you closer to one of the most fascinating places in the American Southwest. Stay awhile—you never know what you might see.
