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Pine Grove Hotel Comparison

December 3, 2020 Leave a Comment

Pine Grove hotel c1895 and 2020. Pine Grove had 3 hotels, 5 saloons and a dance hall. The hotel pictured above originally had 2 stories. It has a large open area upstairs which could have been a dance hall or restaurant. The bottom level has been filled in likely by flash flooding. ... VIEW POST

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Bluestone Mine, Nevada

December 2, 2020 1 Comment

Copper was discovered on the east side of the Singatse Ranch in 1883. Mining claims that would eventually become the Bluestone Mine were patented later that year, one of the oldest mineral patents in the US. The Mason Valley-Yerington Mining District was formed and the Bluestone was the first mine in the district. Copper is the primary mineral, with additional commodities of gypsum, silver ... VIEW POST

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Pine Grove School Comparison

December 1, 2020 Leave a Comment

Pine Grove School, c1895 and 2020. The schoolhouse had 1 exterior door leading to an antechamber. From there 2 interior doors opened into the one school room. During the time many schoolhouses had 2 doors, 1 for boys and 1 for girls, even through they went into a single room. (Historic photo credit: UNR Libraries) ... VIEW POST

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Thanksgiving Pine Grove Trip

November 30, 2020 Leave a Comment

I hope you had a great Thanksgiving weekend. We had a quite but nice weekend at the ranch. Everyone in the family had a different "must have" side dish so I spent several days cooking. Friday has always been my day to change out fall for Christmas decorations and to make a huge pot of our traditional turkey tortellini soup. It's a great way to use leftovers and freezes well for a quick dinner ... VIEW POST

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Here’s Your Sign

November 27, 2020 Leave a Comment

I stumble upon some pretty funny things while exploring. I’ll take this as a sign it’s time for the weekend. ... VIEW POST

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Hi, I’m Tami. I have been exploring Nevada and Eastern Sierra ghost towns and historical sites for 25 years. My goal is to photograph and document the rich history of the area. If you love seeing and learning about the more unusual ghost towns and locations, you have come to the right place! Follow along as my Jeep, Honey Badger, and I work towards our objective of visiting every ghost town in the region!

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