On the first day of my trip to Inyo County, I visited Lime Kiln Station, Bodie and Benton Railroad, and Mammoth and Laws Railroad Museum. Hubby wanted to revisit the area, so he decided to accompany me. He likes shorter days and nice accommodations, so it was a much-needed relaxing weekend. We stayed at the Creekside Inn; our room had a beautiful creekside patio. Most important, the hotel is ... VIEW POST
Recent Ghost Towns & Travel Updates
Queho: Nevada’s Murderous Mummy
Queho is known as "The Mad Indian," and many consider him Nevada's first serial murderer. The history of his reported murders is conflicting and includes a murder victim who insisted he was very much still alive. The tale of Queho's death and the journey of his mummified remains is even more bizarre than his life. It involves legal battles, thievery, display cases and even The Helldorado Days ... VIEW POST
Update: I’m still here and exploring!
I have been quiet on my website for the last month. I am still working, but more behind the scenes. In the Shadow of the Sierra: Ghost Towns & Historical Sites of Eastern Sierra California and Nevada My upcoming book has been a big project. Beta readers are previewing it now. It goes to the editor in May and then to the designer. The designer is having surgery, so the dates when she can ... VIEW POST
Sekhmet Temple & Cathedral Canyon
Quirky finds while exploring Nevada's ghost towns: Sekhmet Temple & Cathedral Canyon. Sekhmet Temple According to Egyptian mythology, Sekmet is a warrior goddess and the goddess of medicine. Genevieve Vaughan founded the temple and purchased land between the Mercury nuclear test site and Creech Air Force Base. It is intended to be a place of peace among facilities associated with war. ... VIEW POST
Zirnville & the Deadly Headstone
Fish Springs, Carson Valley, is now a picturesque part of Nevada filled with horse properties. Over a hundred years ago, the region was thought to become the next Virginia City. Following the discovery of rich ore ledges, miners arrived by the dozen to stake their claims. Developers laid out Zirnville, which soon had boarding houses, a store, and a stage line. Widdelin "Bill" Zirn named his ... VIEW POST
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