Need more info?
by matcrazy1
Visitor Information Center
377 South Main
Yuma, AZ
Hours:
November through April:
Monday through Friday, 9AM to 6PM
Saturday 9AM to 4PM
Sunday 10AM to 1PM
May through October
Monday through Friday, 9AM to 5PM
Saturday 9AM to 2PM
Closed Sunday
Tel.: +1 (800) 293-0071 (call free from US/Canada)
Fax: +1 (928) 783-1897
e-mail: info@visityuma.com
Official websites:
Yuma Convention & Visitors Bureau,
Official municipal web site,
Yuma County official web site,
Yuma Chamber of Commerce
Other web pages:
Yuma daily paper
YumaCity.com
my VT webpage on Yuma :-))
1. Yuma Territorial Prison State Historic Park,
2. My restaurant :-),
3. "Indian Hill"
One more wheel
by matcrazy1
This is a wheel of a carriage used to transport prisoners to/from Yuma Territorial Prison. Doesn't it look a little more modern than the previous one? Painted in yellow? Hmm... it doesn't look so old.
Pools
by matcrazy1
Most accommodations (if not all) offer at least one outdoor pool. My outdoor pool in Yuma Inn Motel was not crowded when I was there in April hehe.
More on activities in Yuma including golf, tennis, fishing, boating, hunting, hiking, camping, swimming, birding or sightseeing: click here.
Shorts for swimming recommended. Any public nudity forbidden - no topless (for females) :-(.
Colorado River
by matcrazy1
The source of the Colorado River is Grand Lake, Colorado, in Rocky Mountain National Park. It flows from Colorado via Utah, then it flows southwards between California and Arizona to Yuma when it enters Mexico. You can see the river just by Yuma Territorial Prison Historic Park.
Mercantile Store
by Basaic
Castle Dome had a Mercantile Store that sold all the general needs to the populace. There were also rooms off to the side for a doctor, a dentist and the assayer (a guy who analyzed the silver ore and assigned a value to it).
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Storehouse
Quartermaster's Office
Visitor's Center
Inside
