A view to a past - Homestead Window - Eastern Washington (by Electric Crayon)
A view to a past - Homestead Window - Eastern Washington (by Electric Crayon)
Homestead View - Molson, Wa. (by Electric Crayon)
Founded in 1876, Bodie is the authentic American ghost town. It started life as a small mining settlement, though found even more fortune from nearby mines that attracted thousands. By 1880 Bodie boasted a population of almost 10,000 – such was the boom. At its peak, 65 saloons lined the town’s main street, and there was even a Chinatown with several hundred Chinese residents.
Dwindling resources proved fatal however, and although greatly reduced in prominence, Bodie held a permanent residency through most of the 20th century. Even after a fire ravaged much of the downtown business district in 1932. Bodie is now unpopulated. The town was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1961, and in 1962 it became Bodie State Historic Park as the few residents left moved on.
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The classiC :: (by andre govia.)
Great white :: (by andre govia.)
Kidneys (by odin’s_raven)
The reader (Explore) (by odin’s_raven)
Waiting station (by odin’s_raven)
The revolution will not be televised (by odin’s_raven)
Potters (by fern.bank)
Potters Manor Landing (by fern.bank)