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Rhyolite Ghost Town

Description: Beatty / Death Valley / Nevada / Rhyolite is located 4 miles west of the town of Beatty, Nevada on HWY 374. The East ... more

Rhyolite Ghost Town ... entrance to Death Valley, Rhyolite offers photographers, explorers and ghost town enthusiasts an enjoyable experience. For those of you who cannot visit the town we have a tour on line. For those of you that will be visiting the town, I suggest you download and print the tour before you go. There is no information available at the ghost town. If you have been to Rhyolite, or plan on coming take the tour anyway and enjoy. Don't forget to go to the sitemap. There are some places you can not get to from here. After all, it is a ghost town.

Newest Review: ... for the town, this building was finished at around the same time that people were moving away and instead of being a large place of learning, a lot of the upper floor was used for meetings or social gatherings. Mr Cook was responsible for the banking needs in the town and the remnants of that building can clearly be seen today. It was the largest building in Rhyolite in its time and lots of ... more

... luxurious materials, such as Italian marble and mahogany woodwork, were used inside to give the appearance of a modern building. It also had electric lights, a telephone and inside plumbing, which was very unusual at that time. Eventually the...more

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Rhyolite Ghost Town: Ghosts & A Naked Woman (1883 words)
by - written on 16/09/07 (Very useful, 213 readings)
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***Background*** Let me refresh the situation for anyone who hasn't seen my previous reviews recently. My new husband and I were honeymooning in the States and had travelled from San Francisco, through Yosemite and on into Death Valley. We had just booked in at a Motel 6 in Beatty, Nevada and decided to go and have a look round some of the Furnace Creek attractions as the sun was setting. We had a bit of time though and had spotted signs on Route 374 for a ghost town called Rhyolite, so decided to go and investigate. Our guidebooks that we had mentioned it slightly but at the time of visiting we didn't really know much about it, apart from the fact ... Read the complete review

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