Steps climbed
(but never forgotten).

		These views from the top of Laundry Hill look towards St Patrick's Church, The Cochise County Court House, and Castle Rock. You can also see the County annex building that was Horace Mann School.

	When I was a child I attended Horace Mann for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade. I climbed up and down the 178 steps on the southeast side of Laundry hill every day.

Lower on this page you will be able to view the Laundry Hill stairs.

Come back here and try to figure out where the steps were not in 1917 photo.

If you were to stand across the road in front of the
Circle K and move back in time this would be your view.

to JUMP Down the steps select JUMP		Select this line to JUMP TO THE BOTTOM of the stair and climb up.
	This is the view looking down from the top of the last section of steps climbed. JUMP		JUMP to the rest of the page
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		If you get lost just use the side bar and scroll up or down Select this line to jump back to the view at the top.	to JUMP up the steps select JUMP

	There is another flight of stairs on the northwest slope of Laundry Hill. These stairs are mapped as the Laundry hill Road on many maps. The view below shows these stairs looking down the lower 3/4's of their distance.
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	This view shows the stairs looking upward with about 60 stairs in front and in back of the standing location.

07/18/2007

From off the Wall in Bisbee

the page can be confusing, you can always scroll, jump to the top of the page.