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At Beyond Expression, a quaint and unassuming exterior belies the captivating world of timeless treasures that await within. As you enter the door, you'll be greeted by an extensive collection of vintage and Victorian furniture, meticulously curated to include beautifully crafted Eastlake, Rococo, and Renaissance pieces. The shop also boasts an exquisite selection of vintage glass, silver, and porcelain, showcasing stunning works by Galle, Loetz, and Tiffany. Each piece tells its unique story and adds to the rich tapestry of history within the store.

Goldfield Ghost Town is a must-see destination. Walk down Main Street and explore the numerous shops and historic buildings. Take a tour of the Mammoth Gold Mine and visit the Goldfield Museum. You can also try your luck at panning for gold and enjoy a ride on Arizona's only narrow gauge train. Take advantage of the exciting old West Gunfight performed by the Goldfield Gunfighters. This town was once bustling in the 1890s with three saloons, a boarding house, a general store, a blacksmith shop, a brewery, a meat market, and a schoolhouse. Although the town faced challenges due to mining issues, it came back to life between 1910 and 1926. Today, visitors worldwide experience the rich history of this gold-mining town on the historic Apache Trail and enjoy the grandeur of Arizona's Wild West.

The Superstition Mountain Museum is in the Superstition Mountain range in Central Arizona. The museum offers visitors an experience of the Old West, focusing on the region's history, Native American people, early western settlers, local geology, and industry. The Museum Gallery features a detailed exploration of the region's history with artifacts, multi-media exhibits, and docent-led tours. Visitors can observe a working display of large-scale model trains and a 100-year-old Cossak 20-stamp ore mill and explore the museum's vast collection of Western movie and television history memorabilia. The Village exhibit includes two brush structures, a cooking area, and a hide drying rack, and visitors can find books, apparel, local Native American arts and crafts, and seasonal gift selections.