GHOST TOWNS

Rubble, treasure and ghosts

Author

A.Pearde

Article Date

March 1969

Article Abstract

Trip to Rich Hill, Stanton, Weaver and Octave

Journal Title

Desert

Recapturing Arizona's "ghostly" history

Author

Manya Winsted

Article Date

August 1972

Journal Title

Outdoor Ariz

Our famous ghost cities

Author

E.J.Kelley

Article Date

January 8, 1931

Journal Title

Copper

Oatman, Arizona

Author

H.Neal

Article Date

May 1975

Journal Title

Des

McMillen's centennial

Author

S.Dennis

Article Date

December 1976

Journal Title

Des

Jerome: the ghost that won't give up

Author

M.Winsted

Article Date

April 1973

Journal Title

Outdoor Ariz

It's tough trying to be a ghost town

Author

J.E.Cook

Article Date

April 8, 1973

Journal Title

Arizona

Iron Bridge is an Arizona ghost town where you can dance, drink and delight the boss, all at same time

Author

C. Worlds

Article Date

May-June 1965

Journal Title

Southwesterner

Hardyville's cemetery

Author

L. Jacobsen

Article Date

December 6, 1973

Article Abstract

Hardyville was established in 1864 by Capt. W. H. Hardy

Journal Title

Mohave (Mohave County Miner)

Gillette

Author

I.Smith

Article Date

December 1974

Journal Title

Des

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