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"Historic lodgings in Jerome Arizona" Jerome Grand Hotel in Jerome Arizona

ARIZONA'S MILE HIGH HISTORIC LANDMARK
"Somewhere In Time"

Liberty Theatre - Museum and Gift Shop

Operating from 1918 until 1929, this is the only remaining theatre in Jerome and never showed a talking picture until its recent renovations. While the lower level was used for many types of businesses, the upstairs theatre was left undisturbed. Located in the middle of town across from the Mine Museum, this is a must see.

Liberty Museum Sign

A CINEMA TREASURE

One of Arizona's finest historic landmarks, the Liberty Theatre of Jerome is now open for tourists and locals to enjoy.

Come inside and tour the museum, peruse the gift shop, and see the working theater.

Liberty Gift Shop

GIFT SHOP

A fully stocked gift shop graces the entrance of the Liberty Theatre. You're sure to find something for that someone special that could not accompany you to this one-of-a-kind historic landmark.

Cinema Museum

CINEMA MUSEUM

A variety of old cameras and movie making equipment highlight the Cinema Museum. Step back in time as you tour through, and see some of what went into making and viewing movies in the golden era of film making. A must see for any movie buff.

FUNCTIONING THEATER

Deep inside the Liberty resides the restored and fully functional theater. Movies can be viewed in the same atmosphere they were in the 1920's. This is sure to be one of the most unique movie viewing experiences you will ever have in your life. No multi-plexes here.

The LIBERTY THEATRE'S HISTORY

The Liberty Theater originally opened in 1918. It featured silent movies and vaudeville acts until its closing in 1929.

It was built to seat 536 people. Tickets were purchased at the front ticket booth for 20 to 30 cents, the cheaper seats being the balcony.

Patrons would then walk down the outside walkway and enter the theater at the rear of the building.

The stage and orchestra pit were located on the first floor. The dressing rooms for the vaudeville actors were on the second floor.

After the theater closed in 1929, the downstairs was converted into the Liberty Cafe. Then, in the 1960's, it was changed again into a retail and antique shop.

The upstairs area remained unchanged since its closing.

Liberty staircase

Liberty Refreshments

The LIBERTY THEATRE'S GIFT SHOP

T-SHIRTS Many styles and colors of t-shirts are available, only available in the gift shop of the Liberty. Find designs that highlight Jerome Arizona as well as the southwest.
	HATS Beat the heat with a hat from the Liberty gift shop. Find the perfect hat to keep the sun out of your eyes as you walk through Jerome. They have every style from straw to just off the range.
MOVIE MEMORABILIA Classic movie memorabilia, from tin wall hangings to boxes. Elvis, Betty Boop, The Wizard of Oz, and Snow White to name but a few. Fans of classic movies are sure to find something here.

	A wide variety of other gift ideas. From chickens to frogs, fountains and charms, unique and special things to remember your visit to this historic landmark.
	You could spend hours browsing through the many whimsical statues and knick-knacks available only here. Please stop by and see for yourself.