A Native American Pictograph site located in Nevada roughly 1500-3000 years ago.

A modest Molybdenum Deposit mining operation. The mine features a single vertical shaft. Mining activities occurred during the 1920s and 1930s.

Blair, Nevada was established in 1906 and deserted by 1920.

Gold and Silver were first discovered here in the 1870's.

Lewis Ghost Town in Nevada established in 1878.

Rochester Ghost Town in Nevada and the Nevada Short Line Railway.

The Carson & Colorado Railroad and branch line to the Candeleria Ghost Town

Not much is left along the old Galconda & Adelaide Railroad.

A small scale mercury mine operation with plenty of ruins to explore.

A narrow gauge railroad that connected Austin to Battle Mountain.

Boom to Dust. A Nevada Ghost Town abandoned sometime around 1940.

The "Big Boy" 4014 on a west bound tour from Wyoming to California.

WHEN: 1962 POST OFFICE: N/A POPULATION: N/A SUMMARY: The geographic center of Nevada is located in a remote part of Nevada, nearly forty miles from any town. We visited the area in late March of 2024. The flagpole signifies the "original" geographic center of Nevada. This site was initially designated in 1962. However, in 2003, advancements in GPS technology led to the identification of a new location as the geographic center of Nevada, which was marked with a survey marker

Silver was discovered here in 1864. And its most productive mine, the Northern Belle Mine began producing rich silver ore in 1873. By...