Mount Lemmon Marathon in October 2010

Serious runners will want to plan on serious training before tackling the Mount Lemmon Marathon on October 17, 2010, but what a thrill, what spectacular scenery, and what an accomplishment for those who choose either the 1/2 or full marathon!  Jeremiah Inn Bed and Breakfast plans to offer their participating guests transportation to and from  [...]

B-36 Bomber added to Pima Air and Space Museum

A must see addition to the Pima Air and Space Museum is a B-36J Peacemaker.  This incredible plane, the largest bomber ever built, has a 230′ wingspan, with 3 pusher propeller engines and 2 jet engines on each wing.  As the last piston engine powered bomber, 383 were built between 1947 and 1954.  All were [...]

Tucson Attractions Passport is for You!

The Tucson Attractions Passport is a treasure you’ll want to own for your extended visit to Tucson and we have them for sale at Jeremiah Inn.  In it you will find buy-one-get-one admissions to the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum,  Pima Air and Space Museum, and dozens of other area attractions.  Innkeepers Beth and Bob Miner [...]

Arizona Symphonic Winds Condutor, Laszlo Veres Honored

Saturday, December 12, the music loving community of Tucson, joined to dedicate the Laszlo Veres Amphitheater in Udall Park.  Laszlo Veres, conductor of the Arizona Symphonic Winds has brought music in the park to delighted Tucsonans for decades.  In this photo, Laszlo has yielded the baton to one of his brothers who visited especially for [...]

Jeremiah Inn’s “Wish List” Conveyed to Santa

Jeremiah Inn’s innkeepers, Beth and Bob, had a chance to whisper their “wish list” into Santa’s ear as he stopped by the Pima Air and Space Museum last weekend.  Don’t worry, Santa’s not replacing the reindeer with any aircraft!  When we asked Santa about what he could do for Tucson’s economy, he replied, “The elves [...]

Mt. Lemmon Picnics are Favorites

On a recent picnic on Mt. Lemmon, Jeremiah Inn innkeepers, Bob and Beth, captured this photo of a Mexican Blue Jay, waiting on a nearby grill to savor any misplaced picnic items.  These fairly large birds are noisy, but friendly to everyone except other birds and little chipmunks who thought they might take part in [...]

Why is everyone running?

On Sunday, November 1, Jeremiah Inn’s guests awoke to hundreds of runners and walkers greeting a beautiful day by participating in the Fleet Feet TMC Half Marathon and running past the bed and breakfast at about 7:30 am and returning over the next several hours.  The weather was perfect, the course was scenic (naturally!) and [...]

Mt. Lemmon’s Fall Colors Glow

It’s hard to believe that only 24 miles from Jeremiah Inn Bed and Breakfast you will find spectacular fall foliage on Mt. Lemmon’s slopes.  Yesterday, innkeepers, Beth and Bob Miner, packed a picnic lunch and within a 45 minute drive reached 8000 feet elevation (and went from 80 degrees to 50 degrees!).  We enjoyed a [...]

More Chiricahua….Nature Speaks…or Eats?

At the end of the Echo Canyon Loop Trail, innkeepers, Bob and Beth Miner came upon this formation that appeared to us to be a hand-shaped rock, feeding a rock-shaped rock, to a face-shaped rock.  Maybe it was the heat???  When you visit Jeremiah Inn Bed and Breakfast and take your day trip to Chiricahua [...]

Chiricahua National Monument Visit

Jeremiah Inn’s innkeepers, Bob and Beth Miner, recently paid a return visit to a favorite Southern Arizona destination, Chiricahua National Monument.  Located about 115 miles east of Tucson, and taking 2 1/2 hours to reach, it is well worth the trip!  Within its borders are spectacular pinnacles of rhyolite, called hoodoos, set in a beautifully [...]