With 18 rooms and 13 fireplaces, the Mystery Castle at South Mountain is a longtime Phoenix landmark that has drawn visitors from around the world. But the nearly century-old castle is closing for tours March 10-13 after a serious case of vandalism.“This place was built in the 1930s. It’s a part of our history in this city. And some of these windows that were broken cannot be
The Phoenix Police Department is looking for vandals who broke into and damaged the famous Mystery Castle at South Mountain near 7th Street and Dobbins Robbins.
Photos at Mystery Castle showed broken windows and items scattered inside and outside the historic landmark, which is located near 7th Street and Dobbins.