In this area of perpetual springs, archaeologist uncovered the fire rings, flint chips and charcoal burns of Clovis hunters dated to 7,000 B.C.
The Mogollon and Hohokam would later establish their presence in the area, and, in the 1540s, Coronado journeyed through the homeland of the Apache Nation in search of the Seven Cities of Gold.
By the 1860s, the nearby Dragoon Mountains had become the homeland of the Chiricahua, later to house the sacred burial site of the noble chief, Cochise.
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Just eight miles away, Wyatt Earp and the gunfight at the OK Corral would transform Tombstone into a cultural icon as “The Town Too Tough to Die.”
This land’s history is an absolute reflection of the indomitable spirit of each individual, elevating the landscape to mythical proportions.
A new generation is about to follow in these footsteps. Bachmann Springs will be one of the very few opportunities to live in communion with a rejuvenating spirit; ancient, universal and tangible. |
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