Casa Grande Domes featured in CAC professor’s new book about abandoned places

Domes Casa Grande / Photo by Susan Tatterson / Casa Grande Dispatch

 

By Melissa St. Aude | Casa Grande Dispatch

Over the past 10 years, Susan Tatterson has visited plenty of eerie places across the country. And researching her new book, “Abandoned Arizona, Ghost Towns and Legends,” took her to some of the strangest spots in Arizona, including the so-called Casa Grande Domes on Thornton Road.

“I’ve visited a lot of creepy places, but the Domes are right up there, particularly as the sun is setting,” said Tatterson, a professor of digital photography at Central Arizona College. “As it gets dark, the weird echoes inside them seem to become even more pronounced.”

The Domes site was among 20 locations around the state Tatterson visited in researching “Abandoned Arizona.” Eleven locations, including two in Pinal County — the Domes and the Drover’s Shed at the Boyce Thompson Arboretum — made it into the final publication.

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