Bisbee is quite a unique town. If you've been here before, you already know that fact. This former mining town has turned into a haven for artists over the years and there are plenty of public art pieces around town to attest to that. One such art piece is a unique attraction in Bisbee, Arizona that's a bit quirky yet fun as can be! Have you heard of a Telepoem Booth? Well, read further to find out exactly what that is!

Bisbee is known for many things including its public art. And the vintage Jonquil Motel celebrates art here with its very own murals. It's also home to a very unique attraction known as a Telepoem Booth.

The Jonquil Motel is located at 317 Tombstone Canyon in Bisbee, Arizona. If you're curious about the Telepoem Booth, you'll have to come here, as it's the only one that's currently in the state!

So, what is a Telepoem Booth and how does it work? Well, it's a vintage pay phone (remember those?) that's been turned into a public art piece.

What you'll do is enter the phone booth, pick up the receiver, and put it to your ear. You'll then look up the poetic verses you'd like to hear and dial the numbers to the corresponding verse on the phone.

Not only are there poetic verses from multiple genres for people to hear but music lyrics and other recordings. Created by writer and artist Elizabeth Hellstern, there are Telepoem Booths in other states as well. It's a great way to repurpose vintage telephone booths into accessible multi-sensory art pieces.

The Telepoem Directory includes over 1,000 poems you can dial in to hear. I think this is such a creative and unique attraction!

Want to spend the night The Jonquil Motel and be in close proximity to the Telepoem Booth? You can book your stay on Booking.com.

Have you ever experienced a Telepoem Booth, a unique attraction in Bisbee, Arizona? Have you ever spent the night at the Jonquil Motel? Let us know!

For other Dial-A-Poem locations around the country, visit the Telepoem Booth website. You can also follow the Telepoem Booth Facebook page for updates.

If you want to explore the town of Bisbee, take a look at this 2-Hour Private Tour of Old Bisbee, the Open Mines, and Lowell AZ.