Adamsville - Arizona Historical Markers on Waymarking.com

In the 1870's, a flour mill and a few stores formed the hub of life in Adamsville, where shootings and knifings were commonplace, and life was one of the cheapest commodities. Most of the adobe houses have been washed away by the flooding Gila River.

Marker Name: Ghost Town of Adamsville Type of history commemorated: Place County: Pinal Name of any agency/ agencies setting marker: Arizona Highway Department Year placed: 1965

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