876 reactions · 112 shares | Arizona Ghost Town. “RUBY “ #arizonatimelesstourist #fypageシ #arizonaliving #tombstone #arizona #ghosttown | Jeff Schreckler | Facebook

11K views · 293 reactions | Located in Santa Cruz County, Ruby is a...

381K views · 15K reactions | Ruby Falls is coming up on its 95th anniversary of being discovered!  When was your first visit to Ruby Falls? | Ruby Falls | Facebook

15K views · 283 reactions | You have to take a road less traveled to find the ghost town of Ruby, Arizona. But once you make the trip, you'll see why this piece of living history is #AbsolutelyArizona. Find out more about Ruby on.kgun9.com/3D3d81F | KGUN 9 | Facebook

Located just 60 miles southwest of Tucson lies the ghost town of Ruby, AZ. At one point more than 1500 people lived in Ruby and the mine was the state's second largest producer of lead, zinc and silver. The mine closed in 1940 and within a year the town was abandoned. Special thanks to , Paul Castaneda and Howard Frederick for making this short film possible. #ruby #tucsonisawesome #rubyarizona #ghosttown #explore #arizona Available in 4K on Vimeo https://vimeo.com/214791128 https://youtu.be/_T5

#rubyarizona #manhunt #exploring. #fblifestyle. Ruby, Arizona, is a historic ghost town in Santa Cruz County, known for its well-preserved buildings and a history of mining, lawlessness, and murder. Founded as Montana Camp, it was renamed Ruby after the wife of a post office owner. | Jeff Schreckler