The Miner’s Store
Line of Work:
Manufacturer and Retailer of Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Home Furnishing for the Bisbee Area
Years of Operation: 1905 - 1935
Address:
2 Naco Rd, Bisbee, AZ, United States
Additional Information:
The Miner's Store was a landmark in the Warren district of the mining town of Bisbee, Arizona during its booming years in the early 1900s. Founded by Louis Brown in 1905, it was an important retail outlet for clothes and miscellaneous supplies for the town's residents. While Louis Brown moved to Los Angeles, sometime before 1917, he still spent a considerable amount of time in Bisbee helping out the store and the community. The listed date of closing is only an estimate.
Founder Information
| First Name | Last Name | Duties/Information | Year of Birth | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Louis | Brown | Founder and Proprieter | 1850-1899 |
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Storefront/Main Building
Additional Members/Employees
| First Name | Last Name | Duties/Information | Year of Birth | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| R. | Horvitz | Co-Owner 1906-1907 | ||
| Louis | Dickstein | Head Clerk |
Number of Employees:
20-29
Advertisements, Paraphernalia, Promotional Items
Grand Opening - April 22, 1905 | 
Fourth of July Sale - 1920 | 
Who Made Your Clothes Advertisement - 1907 | 
Kabo Corsets - 1921 |
Additional Miscellaneous Images
Inside the Miner's Store Factory | 
Article about Miner's Store and Factory - 1917 |