Douglas Mansion

The Douglas Mansion is a historic landmark nestled inside of a historic park. Built-in 1916 by James S. Douglas, the mansion sits atop the Little Daisy Mine and offers stunning views of the Verde Valley. The mansion is made of red bricks and has a turreted entryway, which adds to its eye-catching appearance. The interior of the mansion is just as impressive as the exterior, with its high ceilings, grand staircase, and intricate woodwork. The Douglas Mansion is open to the public for tours and is a popular destination for visitors to Jerome State Historic Park.