Harshaw, Arizona

English: Harshaw is a ghost town in Santa Cruz County, Arizona, United States.

Gallery

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  Small cemetery in the ghost town of Harshaw.
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  Remains of an adobe building, located on the outskirts the ghost town of Harshaw.
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  Harshaw in the 1880s.
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  Construction of the Hermosa Mill in Harshaw, circa 1879
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  Map of Pima County, Arizona, 1883, which at that time included Harshaw.
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  Harshaw Area - Segment of Topographic Map, Harshaw Quadrangle, Arizona, Santa Cruz County. 7.5 minute series. USGS 1958.
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  Topographic Map, Harshaw Quadrangle, Arizona, Santa Cruz County. 7.5 minute series. USGS 1958.
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  The Hale Ranch headquarters in the ghost town of Harshaw, Arizona.
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  The Finley House on Hale Ranch property in the ghost town of Harshaw, Arizona. Built circa 1877 by James Finley.
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  A sign in Harshaw
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  The ruins of an adobe house and pool hall
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  The main Harshaw Cemetery, north of the townsite
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  The grave of Harshaw pioneer Angel Soto (1846-1899), who was murdered by cattle rustlers nearby in 1899. The grave of his wife, Josefa Soto, is at the right.
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  Adobe walls
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  An old store at Villa Gran, a few miles from the townsite
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  The Hale Ranch House on San Rafael Valley Road
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  A cow on the Hale Ranch, near the James Finley House