Articles published by Destination 4x4 which are tagged as ghost towns which are known to operate a California Historic Newspapers
![]() Aurora Nevada – Mineral County Ghost TownAurora, Nevada, was a prominent mining boomtown in Mineral County, founded in 1860 during the early silver and gold rushes of the American West. Known… |
![]() Bodie California – Mono County Ghost TownBodie, California is the ghost town by which all others are judged. Located at 8300 in the Bodie Hills above Mono Lake, Bodie is the… |
Bodie Evening Miner NewspaperThe Bodie Evening Miner was a key newspaper in Bodie, California, a bustling gold-mining town in Mono County that reached its zenith in the late… |
![]() Bodie Standard NewsBodie Standard News, Bodie, Mono County, California The Bodie Standard News, originally known as the Standard and later as the Bodie Standard, was a cornerstone… |
![]() Daily Free PressDaily Free Press - Bodie, California The Daily Free Press was a prominent newspaper in Bodie, California, a gold-mining boomtown in Mono County that flourished… |
![]() Greenwater California – Inyo County Ghost TownIn 1904, a copper strike near Greenwater Spring and ensuing rush to profit caused the formation of Greenwater in Inyo County, California. Originally known by… |
![]() Leadfield California – A Death Valley Ghost TownLeadfield California is a ghost town located in Inyo County and Death Valley National Park and found on the Titus Canyon Trail. The town boom… |
Leadfield Chronicle NewspaperThe Leadfiled Chronicle newspaper was published in Leadfield, California, was a short-lived mining town in Titus Canyon, Grapevine Mountains, established in 1925 and abandoned by… |
![]() Manzanar CaliforniaManzanar Enterance and sign. IMAGE: ANSEL ADAMS/LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Rebuilt Guardtower located an Manzanar Relocation Camp. Photo by James L Rathbun Manzanar, located in California's… |
![]() Manzanar Free PressManzanar Free Press The Manzanar Free Press was a newspaper published by Japanese American internees at the Manzanar Relocation Center in California during World War… |
![]() Panamint City California – Inyo County Ghost TownPanamint City California - 1875 Panamint City California is a ghost town and silver mine site located in Inyo County. The town site was built… |
Panamint NewsPanamint City, California, was a fleeting silver mining boomtown in the rugged Panamint Valley, established in 1873 following the discovery of silver in Surprise Canyon.… |
![]() Skidoo California – Inyo County Ghost TownSkidoo, California, once a bustling gold mining town in the early 20th century, now stands as a ghost town within Death Valley National Park. Located… |
![]() The Bodie Chronicle NewspaperThe Bodie Chronicle, Bodie, Mono County Newspaper The Bodie Chronicle was a short-lived but notable newspaper in Bodie, California, a gold-mining boomtown in Mono County… |
![]() The Bodie Morning NewsThe Bodie Morning News Newspaper The Bodie Morning News was a short-lived but significant publication in the bustling mining town of Bodie, California, during the… |
The Masonic PioneerThe Masonic Pioneer was a short-lived but significant publication that emerged during the early 20th-century mining boom in the Masonic Mining District of Mono County,… |
The Shaft NewspaperVanderbilt, California, was a fleeting gold mining town in the Mojave Desert, established in 1891 following the discovery of gold in the New York Mountains.… |
![]() Vanderbilt California – San Bernardino County Ghost TownA metal headframe marks a vertical shaft in the mining district outside of Vanderbilt California. Vanderbilt, California, was a fleeting but vibrant gold mining town… |