Cafe de Manuel

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This building was once a house and a 7-11, before it became a restaurant, and staff believe that several ghosts remain on the premises from the building’s former residents.

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Geographic Information

Address:
1300 N Pinal Ave
Casa Grande, AZ 85122
United States

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GPS:
32.8855374, -111.75712780000003
County:
Pinal County, Arizona
Nearest Towns:
Casa Grande, AZ (0.4 mi.)
Chuichu, AZ (9.3 mi.)
Arizona City, AZ (10.3 mi.)
Stanfield, AZ (11.9 mi.)
Sacaton, AZ (13.2 mi.)
Blackwater, AZ (14.3 mi.)
Eloy, AZ (14.8 mi.)
Vaiva Vo, AZ (15.2 mi.)
Coolidge, AZ (15.3 mi.)
Casa Blanca, AZ (17.9 mi.)

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